The entreprenuer has made a habit of intervening in crises, particularly climate-related ones, but it’s a high wire act
The International Maritime Organization’s governing council has agreed to consider reforms, while documents show giving gifts for votes is standard practice
Brazil and China behind push to allow billions of tonnes of old carbon credits to be used to offset future growth in pollution
The EU is investing heavily in LNG as a cleaner fuel for shipping, but it will not go far enough to cut emissions by 2050, according to consultancy UMAS
Carmaker caught up in emissions rigging scandal calls time on diesel engines for passenger vehicles
Countries adopted a compromise emissions target at the International Maritime Organization on Friday, with further battles to come over how to put it into practice
The International Maritime Organization has started the process to force ships to use cleaner fuels in the sensitive north pole region
EU and island leaders are calling for more ambition at the International Maritime Organization, while major emerging economies resist a tough cap on emissions
Stefano Boeri dreamed up the idea of a living building from a childhood story, now he is exporting them around the world
Melting sea ice is opening the Arctic up to increased maritime traffic, raising fears of toxic fuel spills and climate pollution
The International Maritime Organization should build on growing industry awareness and agree an ambitious climate target for shipping this week
The UN’s Patricia Espinosa urged negotiators at the International Maritime Organization to adopt a deal this week that supports the Paris Agreement
A draft text would see shipping halve its carbon footprint by 2050, but experts say that falls short of the Paris Agreement goals
Talks on curbing shipping’s carbon footprint started in London on Tuesday with ongoing transparency issues foremost in the minds of those outside the room
As a key meeting kicks off in London, the hopes of climate hawks are pinned on the shipping industry finally setting course for reform after years in the doldrums
Across Europe a wave of gigafactories are coming online, ready to meet the battery demands of a continent-wide switch to electric cars
Calls for a 70-100% cut in shipping emissions by 2050 are “unlikely to achieve consensus support”, warns influential trade body ahead of a key UN meeting
Speed limits at sea could cut shipping’s carbon footprint fast, but fresh fruit exporters are raising concerns about trade impacts ahead of a critical UN meeting
Thousands of Norwegians are on waiting lists for electric cars, showing the success and limitations of policy incentives
The French president announced extra finance to help developing countries adopt clean energy at the International Solar Alliance launch in New Delhi