- Maritime
Green Coastal Shipping Program
Norway establishes the world’s most efficient and environmentally friendly coastal shipping
- Governments
Best practices for sustainability, climate action and resilience
Traditional utilities and energy providers explore new opportunities with cities to achieve environmental sustainability, energy security, resilience and economic development. Read our report to gain insight into the actions of this transition.
- Other sectors
Standards for change?
Why we should consider climate change adaptation standards as part of the climate governance toolkit
- Other sectors
Global Opportunity Explorer
The world’s largest collection of vetted and verified sustainable solutions
- Other sectors
Does Occupational Health & Safety matter?
Companies are facing increased pressure from stakeholders to ensure occupational health and safety issues along their supply chains
- Other sectors
Tomorrow's value
Rethinking performance assessments for businesses
- Other sectors
The Sustainable Development Goals and business
Target-setting, collaboration and inspiration
- Maritime
Alternative fuels and technologies
LNG, LPG, methanol, biofuel, hydrogen and other power-to-fuel (PtF) solutions are the most promising alternative fuels for shipping
The shift of trust from brands to products
M&A and Digital Transformation Director Renato Grottola on how to communicate the honest and true story directly with consumers through a product.
- Other sectors
Saving lives in unpredictable times
Data-led solutions for managing risk before, during and after an emergency
- Maritime
Leading the charge
Batteries are powering a new wave in ship engineering
How containerships win tomorrow: Size, renewable energy and digitalization
The containership segment faces an entirely new set of technological challenges: Transport more goods while using less energy ‒ and ultimately, decarbonize. Two DNV GL experts explain how this could be achieved.
Nine principles of sustainable ocean practices
The ocean offers a new economic frontier. Yet our health, and that of our whole ecosystem, is dependent on mutually maintaining the ocean’s health and utilizing its potential.