Bunkering
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ABS sees shipping weening itself off oil as a fuel much quicker than earlier predicted
The potential for carbon markets and pricing to reshape global shipping, as well as the impact of the emerging hydrogen…
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LNG champion CMA CGM orders its first methanol-fuelled ships
Methanol as a leading contender for a fuel of the coming decades has been given a huge fillip with news…
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Q2 sets records for LNG-fuelled newbuild orders
With nearly a month to go of the quarter, Q2 2022 has already broken records for the number of LNG-fuelled…
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Delivery and naming ceremony of first emission-free pusher tug
In Berlin’s Westhafen yesterday, the mayor of Berlin Franziska Giffey named the push boat Elektra, a landmark vessel construction on…
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VLSFO prices top $1,000, price gap widens massively in Singapore
The global average price for very low sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO) has shot up above $1,000 per tonne this week…
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Leadership change at USTC
Nina Østergaard Borris, co-owner and current COO of Denmark’s United Shipping and Trading Company (USTC), is taking over the family-owned…
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New York firm showcases project to convert ocean plastic waste into hydrogen fuel
New York-based H2-Industries and German naval architects TECHNOLOG Services have joined forces to develop 3D designs for a concept ship…
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GoodFuels and Itochu partner in Asia
European biofuel producer GoodFuels has teamed with Japanese trading house Itochu to scale sustainable marine biofuel in Singapore, Japan, and…
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Neste claims up to 80% GHG emission reduction with biofuel blend
Finnish oil refiner Neste has introduced a co-processed 0.1% sulphur marine fuel together with Danish bunkering specialist Nordic Marine Oil…
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New report highlights scale of shipping’s renewable challenge
The scale of shipping’s green transition has been put into sharp relief with new data from Germany’s University of Applied…
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World’s largest ammonia producer joins the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping
In another clear signpost of shipping’s future fuel mix, the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping today announced…
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K Line and MPA come onboard Singapore’s big ammonia push
Japanese shipping major Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) have joined a…
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Hydrogen bunkering player Hyon partners with Mitsui
Norwegian hydrogen bunkering firm Hyon has teamed up with Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co setting the stage for what…
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CMA CGM moves to advance production of synthetic methane
French liner CMA CGM is accelerating the pace of its fleet’s transition to new low-carbon fuel sources by joining the…
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CMB unveils latest hydrogen-powered engine
At the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam this week, BeH2ydro, a Belgian joint venture between Company Maritme Belge (CMB) and…
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Shipping’s green transition in full force: 63% of orders this year have been for alternative fuel capable units
Shipping is transitioning to new fuel configurations in record numbers, even if the actual economics of using them do not…
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Why ammonia and methanol are clear winners
Carl Martin Faannessen, CEO of Manila-based crewing specialist Noatun Maritime, has a firm idea which two fuels have won the…
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Singapore lays the blame for this year’s big fuel contamination scandal with suppliers from the UAE
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has laid the blame for a big fuel contamination outbreak on suppliers…
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Hyundai Heavy showcases safe vanadium-ion battery to power next-generation ships
Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) is promoting the use of a next-generation marine battery without the risk of explosion or fire…
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Yara lines up clean ammonia business for Oslo IPO
Norwegian ammonia and fertilizer manufacturer Yara is evaluating a potential initial public offering of its Yara Clean Ammonia business (YCA)…
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