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Mable Chan, Secretary for Transport and Logistics, Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, speaks to ICS Leadership Insights about Hong Kong’s unique internationalised position, the importance of promoting seafarer welfare and the role of courage, change and collaboration in future success.
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) hosted a webinar on ‘Shipping Future Fuels’ on the 9th of December 2025. The Webinar explored how the industry will approach a transition to renewable fuels. These discussions follow the transformative decisions such as the COP30 Belem pledge to quadruple sustainable fuels and the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) postponement of the net-zero framework.
The last year has seen a number of delays to new environmental legislation in the European Union as the bloc enacts its “simplification” agenda to cut red tape and make the region more appealing to businesses.
Monjasa Group CEO Anders Østergaard speaks to ICS Leadership Insights about his unconventional approach to success, the challenges facing alternative fuels adoption and the possibility of a nuclear-powered future.
How an updated Lloyd’s Open Form is spotlighting sustainability and introducing transparency for the salvage industry
As Secretary General of the World Customs Organization (WCO), Ian Saunders leads global efforts to harmonise customs procedures and modernise trade infrastructure. Speaking to ICS Leadership Insights, he shares the WCO’s evolving priorities, the role of technology, and how customs authorities are advancing sustainable trade and resilience in today’s uncertain world.
Article by Sarah Lovell, Technical Content Development Manager
Held in the historic Athens Conservatoire, the ‘Shaping the Future of Shipping’ Summit last month brought together maritime leaders from around the world for a day of high-level dialogue on the sector’s strategic priorities.
Port of Barcelona President José Alberto Carbonell speaks to ICS Leadership Insights about everything from minimising disruption during a nationwide power cut to plans to provide shore power to 100% of vessels at the port.
Despite conflict, climate shocks, and shifting trade dynamics, the global grain market is proving resilient in 2025, with Ukraine sustaining exports, China reducing imports, and maritime routes coming under pressure.