Topic
Emissions
Every Vessel Hunter story on Emissions: 11 stories, from 28 July 2026 to 9 October 2026. Newest: "Estonia drops €10m-a-year ferry aid as Tallink warns ships may leave the flag". Each story links to the ships and ports it names, so a name in the text opens the record behind it.
Estonia drops €10m-a-year ferry aid as Tallink warns ships may leave the flag
Estonia has removed nearly €10m a year in passenger shipping aid from its 2027-2030 budget plans. Tallink says reflagging has become more likely.
Netherlands to enforce scrubber washwater ban in ports from 1 July 2030
Open-loop scrubber washwater may no longer be discharged in Dutch ports and inland waters from 1 July 2030, the Dutch infrastructure minister has told parliament.
House Votes to Strip Two California Maritime Emissions Rules
The House has passed two Congressional Review Act resolutions overturning California's at-berth shore power rule and its commercial harbour craft rule, sending both to the Senate.
Gottlieb Detained at Brake Over Steering Gear and Hidden Engines
German authorities detained the Barbados-flagged cargo ship Gottlieb at Brake after a pilot reported failing steering gear, and found three auxiliary diesels missing from her certificates.
Callao Becomes the First South American Port With Shore Power
The Port of Callao in Peru has become the first in South America with a shore power system for merchant ships, sized to handle the largest container vessels calling at the terminal.
Car Carrier Emissions Data Gets a Formal Governance Body in GRC Council
The Global Ro-Ro Community has established a council to govern its emissions accounting methodology and data handling rules for the car carrier trades.
Evergreen to Trial AI-Based Autonomous Navigation on a Container Ship
Evergreen Marine will test an SHI-built autonomous navigation module on one of its container ships, with ClassNK independently verifying any reduction in fuel use and emissions.
Nine In Ten Vessels Used Pooling In First FuelEU Compliance Year
Ninety-two percent of vessels used pooling in the first FuelEU compliance year, with only two percent relying on borrowing against future budgets.
UK Brings Shipping Into Its Emissions Trading Scheme With No Phase-In
The United Kingdom has brought shipping into its Emissions Trading Scheme with no phase-in, and OOCL has responded with a surcharge effective 1 September.
UK carbon market extends to shipping from today
The UK has extended its emissions trading scheme to domestic shipping, bringing cargo and passenger vessels of 5,000 gt and above into the carbon market and adding to operators' compliance burden.
EmissionLink warns cheap FuelEU compliance could weaken fuel transition
A maritime emissions advisory firm has warned that falling FuelEU Maritime surplus prices could make compliance cheaper for shipowners while weakening the regulation's ability to drive genuine uptake of lower-carbon fuels.
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