shipping & ports guidances
global guidances
Availability of E-fuels and E-fuel-capable Vessels from 2027–2030
Charting a 1.5* Trajectory for Maritime Transport
Decarbonize Shipping by 2050
Development of a route-based action plan methodology - NextGEN Connect
Different guidance available provided by the Lloyd’s Register
Future of Maritime Fuels
Insights into Seafarer Training and Skills Needed to Support a Decarbonized Shipping Industry
International Chamber of Shipping (ICS)
International Maritime Organization (IMO)
International Transport Worker’s Federation (ITF)
Lloyd’s Register Foundation Heritage and Education Centre
Mapping a Maritime Just Transition for Seafarers – 2022
Marine Decarbonization Hub
Maritime Fuel Supply Dialogues initiative
Maritime Just Transition
Maritime Just Transition Task Force – Considerations of Training Aspects for Seafarers on Ships powered by ammonia, methanol and hydrogen
Ports Practical Guidance for the UN Global Compact – Sustainable Ocean Principles -
Project Tangaroa - Develop a Global Framework for the Near and Long Term Assessment, Intervention and Sharing of Data for Potentially Polluting Wrecks 0 Safety Risks from Cultural Heritage
Resilience for Ports
Shipping Practical Guidance for the UN Global Compact – Sustainable Ocean Principles –
Shipyards (Shipbuilding) Practical Guidance for the UN Global Compact – Sustainable Ocean Principles
The potential of ports to develop Sustainable first Mover Initiatives
UN Global Compact COP28 Input Paper – Shipping
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Local guidances
