Hudong-Zhonghua named and delivered the 14,000 cbm LNG bunkering vessel custom developed and designed to be deployed on the Yangtze River.
Construction of the first methanol dual-fuel bunker tanker ordered by Fratelli Cosulich has begun in China.
Sikania II Hybrid, a hybrid roll-on/roll-off passenger (RoPax) vessel set to greenify passenger travel between Villa San Giovanni (Reggio Calabria) and Messina, Italy, has been launched in Greece.
GCMD has completed the final supply chain trial for biofuel blended with VLSFO, bringing a series of trials launched in July 2022 to an end.
In line with efforts to reduce emissions, K Line has decided to use biofuel on three vessels chartered from Gram Car Carriers (GCC).
Italy’s Saipem has been appointed to supervise and provide subsea intervention services for the offshore and onshore sections of a natural gas pipeline connecting Libya and Italy through the Mediterranean Sea. Under the contract secured with GreenStream BV, a midstream player in the Mediterranean Se
The construction works for Celtic Interconnector, the first interconnector between Ireland and France, are well underway, with converter station sites on both sides of the project achieving “significant progress”, Irish transmission system operator (TSO) EirGrid reported. On the Irish side in Ballya
Damen Shipyards Group’s new engine combined with a marine emission reduction system has been awarded EU stage V emissions regulations certification.
A pipeline for transporting LNG in Texas, co-owned by U.S. LNG export project developer Cheniere Energy, has entered commercial service.
Japanese companies JERA and NYK conducted the world’s first truck-to-ship bunkering of ammonia to an ammonia-fueled tugboat.
Construction has officially begun on the first two of the four new battery-electric hybrid Island Class vessels ordered by Canadian ferry operator BC Ferries.
American cruise line Royal Caribbean International has christened the first LNG-fueled ship in its Oasis class, Utopia of the Seas.
The NSTA has warned North Sea operators to pick up the pace of their well decommissioning operations to prevent further price hikes.
Ports in Europe are increasingly implementing shore power projects in an effort to stay ahead of the global decarbonization game and comply with EU regulations.
