As the maritime industry strives to achieves ambition decarbonisation targets against the tightest of regulatory timelines can switching existing vessels to cleaner fuels buy time? With thousands of large ships potentially still running on foss

Readying the workhorses of the sea: The path to zero-carbon bulk carriers

Nov 24th, 2023 32m 47s

How can bulk owners and operators balance short-term commercial pressures and long-term climate imperatives? What investments, strategies and collaborations can best position fleets for deep decarbonisation? What role do class societies and oth

The perfect secondhand tanker in today's market

Feb 7th, 2023 14m 40s

Join Lloyd's Register's Nikolaos Mikas and Riviera Maritime Media's Edwin Lampert in open discussion on these critical points as a panellist on a special Lloyd's Register / Riviera Maritime Media Expert Voices podcast. Buoyant crude and product

Green Corridors and investment risk to decarbonisation

Nov 16th, 2022 33m 50s

What are the key investment risks? What do green corridors and the Silk Alliance do to address this? Options are limited right now and with high risks. Most are unable to invest in long-term solutions.Collaborations with governments and ports

Closing the loop on shipping's circular economy

Jul 11th, 2022 33m 30s

Shipping has focused on fuels as the one factor it can control in the push to decarbonise, but the creation of a truly sustainable industry will require a more holistic ‘lifecycle’ approach. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more info

A ship to lead the way. Demonstrating change through collaboration.

Apr 22nd, 2022 23m 29s

This episode of the Aronnax Podcast featuring Lloyd’s Register brings together the shipowner, ship designer, and the two cargo owners to look at the story of With Orca. We discuss what the Approval in Principle means for shipping, Norway and th

Defining sustainability criteria for marine fuels

Mar 23rd, 2021 27m 54s

In a podcast moderated by Lloyd’s List managing editor Richard Meade, the Sustainable Shipping Initiative (SSI) and Lloyd’s Register bring together industry experts to talk about why the sustainability of marine fuels needs to be taken into acc

The rise and future of LNG as a fuel in maritime

Feb 11th, 2021 23m 16s

In this podcast, we discuss liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a fuel and how it has come to prominence in the past decade. We consider how it’s addressing the industry requirements as well as the risk and opportunities associated with its use. Our

How has seafarer wellbeing been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic?

Dec 13th, 2020 29m 16s

This time around, we talk about how seafarer wellbeing has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Our discussion will be framed by the recent survey Lloyd’s Register (LR) undertook with the UK Chamber of Shipping and the Mission to Seafarers t

Remote capability – equivalence and beyond

Oct 6th, 2020 28m 45s

This time around, we are talking about remote capability and how the COVID-19 crisis has transformed the maritime industry's appetite and acceptance of remote technologies. Across the board, classification societies have seen an increase in rem

Driving change in ship recycling: Stakeholder perspectives

Jun 15th, 2020 41m 42s

In a question and answers session, moderated by Lloyd’s List, four sustainability experts share their insights on how data reporting and transparency are increasingly playing a role in driving change within ship recycling. Evaluating the impact

The countdown to IMO 2020 - part 2

May 21st, 2020 42m 34s

In partnership with Petrospot, LR hosted a two part expert panel debate with industry leading specialists to focus on the issues facing the shipping industry in light of the IMO 2020 regulation.Areas of discussion:Availability of compliant fuel

The countdown to IMO 2020 - part 2

May 21st, 2020 42m 34s

The countdown to IMO 2020 - part 1

May 21st, 2020 50m 7s

The countdown to IMO 2020 - part 1

May 21st, 2020 50m 7s

Beyond IMO 2020

May 11th, 2020 1h 2m

January’s implementation of the 0.5% global cap on marine fuels progressed relatively smoothly as most industry stakeholders had done their homework and were prepared for the transition. But the start of 2020 has not been straightforward.The fe

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