Alternative fuels - the targets for success
In this episode we take a look at how the maritime industry is navigating the journey to decarbonisation, with a focus on alternative fuels and decarbonisation. Despite the need for urgent action and to meet targets set for the industry, there is some confusion about what fuels to adopt, and a ne...
The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Is the industry moving fast enough?
There is a visible gap between what the industry is saying it is doing about decarbonisation and what it is actually doing. But that oversimplifies the pace of a complex set of transitions underway and the significant strides already taken by the front runners pushing a progressive agenda, argue ...
The Lloyd’s List Podcast: How to get shipping into the clean energy value chain
We now know what shipping needs to do by 2050. We have a pretty good idea of what 2040 and even 2030 looks like on paper. But after the big political showdown in the IMO earlier this month we’re now looking at the difficult detail of what follows.
This is something of a recurring theme for the L...
Episode 3: Transitioning to Future Fuels with the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation's Lynn Loo
Biofuels have the potential to move the dial on maritime trade’s goal of zero carbon emissions. However, the complex nature of overhauling fuel supply chains and a lack of infrastructure present a barrier for the shipping industry. Stakeholder collaboration must be expanded and made more transpar...
At COP28, shipping grapples with challenges of ‘transitioning away’ from fossil fuels
The COP28 climate conference has concluded with a new global goal: “transitioning away” from fossil fuels. It’s an outcome that was disappointing for those calling for the agreement to include a phase-out, but for others it was historic for even oil producing nations to sign up to the commitment....
Decarbonizing the high seas
While aviation may be converging on one main pathway to decarbonization — sustainable aviation fuel — maritime shipping may require a more diverse set of solutions: a portfolio of fuels, energy efficiency, and on-board carbon capture and storage.
But each technology has operational and capital ch...
Kopi Time E088 - Dr. Lynn Loo on Decarbonising International Shipping
Dr. Lynn Loo, Professor in Engineering at Princeton University and head of Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) in Singapore, joins Kopi Time to talk about international shipping’s transition to a low-/zero-carbon future. Shipping accounts for 90% of global trade and is the sixth lar...
Revisited: Transitioning to Future Fuels with the GCMD’s Lynn Loo
Green fuels have the potential to move the dial on reaching zero emissions. However, the complex nature of overhauling fuel supply chains and a lack of infrastructure present a barrier for the shipping industry. It's essential that collaboration amongst stakeholders is expanded and made more tran...
The need for speed
What is the status for the energy industry's efforts to reach their net zero goals, low carbon technology advancement and scale-up in renewables? Do we have the framework needed for the industry to enable this. Is the energy transformation happening fast enough? This podcast is recorded live at t...
S6 Ep17: Prof. Lynn Loo, CEO, Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD)
In this episode, GCMD’s CEO Prof. Lynn Loo unpacks the learnings from two landmark pilots: ship-to-ship ammonia transfers in the Pilbara and a demonstration of an end-to-end value chain for onboard captured CO₂ in China.
She describes how safety risks, including toxicity, were managed during the ...
