The Global Maritime Forum has joined the Green Ports and Shipping Network, launched to promote low- and zero-carbon marine fuels in India. Introduced at the 3rd Green Hydrogen India Symposium, this initiative unites stakeholders in developing strategies for green hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol, aiming to enhance India’s maritime energy transition.
A new report, “Getting to Zero Coalition Action Framework,” details industry efforts to decarbonize shipping, published by the Global Maritime Forum. It evaluates progress on 26 actions towards achieving full decarbonization by 2050, highlighting advancements from 76 companies in areas like policy engagement and market incentives for zero-emission shipping.
The Global Maritime Forum’s inaugural Impact Report highlights efforts to create a greener, fairer maritime industry in 2024. Key achievements include promoting green shipping corridors and engaging industry leaders in decarbonization strategies. The report also emphasizes seafarer well-being and maritime transparency, showcasing a commitment to sustainability in global trade.
With a 120-year maritime heritage, the Wallem Group partners with the Global Maritime Forum to bring valuable perspectives to the industry. The collaboration aims to address global challenges and drive positive change through transparency and collaboration. CEO John Rowley emphasizes the importance of working together for a sustainable future in shipping.
