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Wed24Dec |
Pacific Basin has cited the IMO delay as a key reason for it continuing to add conventionally-fuelled tonnage to its fleet. |
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Tue23Dec |
Consultancy Ricardo has been appointed to carry out a feasibility study for a green shipping corridor between Algeciras and Panama. |
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Tue23Dec |
In a year of turmoil for the shipping and bunker industries, a steady increase in regulatory complexity has been the one reliable constant. |
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Mon22Dec |
The Greek firm is set to place its fleet of about 35 oil and chemical tankers in the Ahti pool. |
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Mon22Dec |
This industry is about relationships. Will AI strengthen or replace them? |
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Fri19Dec |
Stabilis has secured offtake deals covering 55% of the capacity of its proposed LNG bunkering facility at Galveston. |
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Fri19Dec |
The study estimates the levelised cost of e-methanol production at $1,860/mt. |
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Thu18Dec |
The deal represents the largest contract by USD value the firm has secured to date. |
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Thu18Dec |
Passenger ships under 10,000 GT are required to achieve zero emissions in Norway's Fjords starting in 2026. |
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Thu18Dec |
Transport & Environment says EU countries are planning large volumes of green fuels for shipping, but most projects are struggling to move beyond early stages. |
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