Tag: arctic shipping

Russia’s Northern Sea Route Cargo to Surpass 40m Tonnes As China, South Korea Dispatch Containerships

South Korea’s PanStar Buys Ship for Arctic Container Trial With Mid-August Departure

South Korea’s Pohang City Seeks Arctic Shipping Role

Russian Gas and Sanction Loop-Holes on Top

South Korean Arctic Container Trial Voyage to Stop at Norway’s Tromsø Port

Busan Port Delegation visits Tromsø as South Korea Eyes Arctic Shipping Routes

Arctic Emission Control Areas Enter Into Force as Norway, Canada Extend Sulfur, Nitrogen Rules Northward

CEO of World’s Largest Container Shipping Company Says ‘No’ to Arctic Shipping

Northern Sea Route 2025 Season Concludes With Stable Transit Traffic Amid Challenging Ice Conditions

Ticking Clock: Arctic States Have Less Than a Fortnight to Act on Black Carbon and Polar Fuels

How Greenland and Denmark Can Lead the Arctic Council Towards Cleaning up Arctic Shipping

How Greenland and Denmark Can Lead the Arctic Council Towards Cleaning up Arctic Shipping

How Greenland and Denmark Can Lead the Arctic Council Towards Cleaning up Arctic Shipping

South Korea to Subsidize Construction of Ice-class Vessels and Expand Port in Support of Arctic Shipping

Deepening Russia-China Relations Continue to Drive Oil, Gas, and Container Traffic Along Arctic Shipping Lane

Knowledge Needs for Navigating the Central Arctic Ocean

China Launches 18-Day Arctic Express Containership Route To Europe With Stops in UK, Germany, Poland

South Korea To Enter Arctic Shipping With Pilot Operations During Summer 2026

Urgent Calls for IMO to Cut Black Carbon Emissions as Arctic Shipping Traffic Doubles

US Government Investigates Strategic Importance of Northern Sea Route as Part of Study on Maritime Chokepoints

Navigating the Future of Polar Shipping: Key Insights from the IMO-Norway Maritime Seminar

LNG Carriers, Oil Tankers and Container Ships Race to Beat the Winter Ice on the Northern Sea Route

New Report: Busy Summer for Arctic Shipping on Russia’s Northern Sea Route

Arctic Whales Impacted by Continued Increase in Maritime Traffic

Russia Inks Deal with Dubai’s DP World To Develop Arctic Container Shipping

Polar Code May Need Updating as Arctic Shipping Increases New Study Concludes

Arctic Port of Tiksi Opens to Foreign Vessels To Spur Investments along NSR

IMO Again Fails to Act on Black Carbon Emissions in Arctic

IMO Again Fails to Act on Black Carbon Emissions in Arctic

New Study Calculates Risk of Vessels Becoming Stuck in Arctic Sea Ice

Northern Sea Route Transit Traffic Remains Modest

Russia Begins Construction on Fifth Nuclear Icebreaker as Arctic Sees Record Shipping Traffic

Proposed Arctic Heavy Fuel Oil Ban Ineffective New Study Warns

IMO Moves Forward with Ban of Arctic HFO But Exempts Some Vessels Until 2029

Impeachment and a Government in Crumbles

IMO Mandate For Low Sulphur Fuel Results in High Black Carbon Emissions Endangering Arctic

Rosatom To Invest $7bn in Arctic Shipping to Compete with Suez Canal

Expedition Cruise Operators Formalize Ban on Dirty Heavy Fuel Oil in the Arctic

Six New Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships to be Affiliated in the Inuit Nunangat

Iceland Invests in Arctic Shipping With Development of Finnafjord Deep-Water Port

European Union Adopts Ban on Fishing in the Arctic

Kazakhstan Looks To the Arctic For a New Trade Route

Maersk Releases Stunning Arctic Images from Northern Sea Route Voyage

China Launches Domestically-Built “Xue Long 2” Icebreaker

East Siberian Sea Most Dangerous for Arctic Shipping

The risk for ship accidents varies across different Arctic seas. The East Siberian Sea has been found to be most dangerous for ships.

Yamal LNG Carrier Boris Vilkitsky In Gross Violation of Safety Rules on NSR

US and Russia Propose Two-Way Shipping Routes in Bering Sea

Large Cruise Ships in the Arctic Change the Northern Way of Life

Arctic Industrial Activity on the Rise: Challenges and Potential Remedies

North-American Focus on Shipping in the Arctic