Wavelength Plus: A podcast by TradeWinds

In just a few weeks, the deliberations over how to tackle shipping’s carbon moved from the COP27 climate gathering in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, to closed-door negotiations in Brussels. Green Seas traces the journey as it arrives at the International Maritime Organization for key talks on the future of global rules on shipping’s greenhouse gas footprint. We talk to David Cummins of the Blue Sky Marit...

Harvey Gulf International Marine has tried a variety of strategies to tackle its carbon emissions. But for one vessel, the final piece of the net-zero puzzle was bio-LNG produced from swine waste. Will bio-LNG play a role in solving shipping’s greenhouse gas riddle? We talk to Harvey Gulf’s Dain Detellier, International Council on Clean Transportation’s Liudmila Osipova and Blue Sky Maritime Coali...

The podcast takes a virtual visit to the COP27 climate conference in Egypt, where environmental groups are seeking to highlight how climate change is enticing more ships to the sensitive region, which is contributing to more climate change because of black carbon emissions. We hear from University College London climate scientist Robbie Mallett, the Clean Arctic Alliance’s Sian Prior and Liudmila...

We explore how the world’s largest cruise company has joined a growing list of big-name shipowners adopting air lubrication, which uses a ‘magic carpet’ of microbubbles to tackle greenhouse gas emissions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In our first episode, Green Seas newsletter visits the Golden State, virtually at least, to find out whether the new gold rush can be found out at sea. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.