French shipping and logistics major CMA CGM has, with the support of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), started biofuel bunkering in Singapore as part of its global trial to scale up the wider adoption of clean energy.
A new alliance has been formed to construct the first all-electric, zero carbon emission harbour tug in the Asia Pacific region.
A new leasing opportunity has been unveiled in Scotland connecting offshore oil and gas and wind in a push to decarbonise the North Sea.
The green methanol-powered very large crude carrier (VLCC) ship concept jointly developed by COSCO SHIPPING Energy and CSSC’s Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (DSIC) has received approval in principle (AIP) from two classification societies.
Stolt Tankers Joint Service (STJS) Pool, together with its partners NYK Line, Tufton, and Farvatn Capital, have donated $100,000 to One Tree Planted and We Forest, two non-profit organisations that focus on managing reforestation, carbon absorption and environmental impact projects.
Finnish shipbuilder Meyer Turku is leading a project that aims to develop carbon-neutral and sustainable technological solutions for cruise ships through an extensive partnership network.
Dutch logistics services provider BG Freight Line has committed to reducing carbon emissions by installing Value Maritime’s Filtree and carbon capture system onboard two of its container vessels.
ExxonMobil has started drilling an exploration well on the Cutthroat prospect, located in the Sergipe-Alagoas Basin off Brazil.
Chinese shipping company SITC International Holdings (SITC) has welcomed its first dual-fuel liquefied natural gas- (LNG) powered containership.
More than $150 million in zero-emissions demonstration projects at Port of Long Beach (POLB) container terminals are helping to nurture zero-emissions technology, according to Heather Tomley, the port’s Managing Director of Planning and Environmental Affairs.
The interest in hydrogen and CCS value chains has been picking up, evident through various projects and collaborations revealed this week.
Towage services provider SAAM Towage Brazil achieved a 13% reduction in its greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) in 2021, compared to the base year in 2017, making strides towards increasingly sustainable operations.
EU’s proposal to expand shore power is not the right strategy to obtain a sustainable reduction in emissions by shipping, German seaports believe.
Norwegian offshore safety regulator has granted Repsol consent for life extension for a field located in the North Sea off Norway.
