Tag Archives: Net zero emissions

19Jan/26

Decarbonising the High Seas: The UK’s Plan for a Commercial Nuclear-Powered Fleet

This report announced the formation of the Maritime Nuclear Consortium, a UK-based initiative led by Lloyd’s Register. The consortium aims to utilise the next generation of Advanced Modular Reactors (AMRs), which would allow vessels to operate for years without refuelling, eliminate carbon emissions, and maintain full design speeds rather than “slow steaming” to meet emissions standards. The consortium intends to secure a first-mover advantage for the United Kingdom by defining global safety, regulatory, and insurance standards. This move is presented as a vital step toward achieving a net-zero ocean economy while bolstering national engineering and financial sectors. continue reading

25Sep/24

Net Zero Targets Crush EU and UK Economies – Draghi Report Gets a Scathing Review via CLINTEL

On Sept. 24, 2024, Mark Carney, UN Climate Czar, was celebrating the partnership of the CDP and Net-Zero Data Public Utility (NZDPU) on X, as a means to further the Net Zero Transition, an unlikely goal, says Friends of Science, which would result in an impoverished and miserable future. Continue reading