January, 2025
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Fri17Jan
Swiss cleantech firm Cavotec has secured orders to supply shore power systems for Italian ports.
Cavotec Secures Shore Power Deal for Italian Ports
Fri17Jan
The UK government has allocated £30 million ($37 million) to the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition scheme.
UK Allocates More Funds to Shipping Decarbonisation Scheme
Fri17Jan
The new hire previously worked for Royal Caribbean Group since February 2016.
Cruise Firm NCLH Hires Energy Strategy and Decarbonisation VP
Thu16Jan
AP Moller-Maersk aims to have at least 19 dual-fuel methanol vessels in operation by the end of this year.
Maersk Targets Deployment of 19 Dual-Fuel Methanol Boxships by Year-End
Thu16Jan
DNV says the new class notations will provide a standardized framework for the safety and qualification of autonomous and remotely operated vessels.
DNV Introduces Class Notations for Remotely Operated Ships
Wed15Jan
Japanese shipping firm Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has signed a long-term charter deal with power utility firm JERA for its upcoming LNG carrier.
MOL Secures Time-Charter Agreement with JERA for LNG Newbuild
Wed15Jan
The battery-powered tugboat will be used for towage services in the Øresund Strait between Denmark and Sweden.
Svitzer Orders Another Battery-Powered Tug
Wed15Jan
The 80,000 mt/year green hydrogen production facility is planned to be built in Sande, Germany.
New Green Hydrogen Project Launched in Northern Germany
Wed15Jan
Kimberly Westmoreland has taken on the role of marine business development and energy transition director at World Fuel Services as of this month.
World Fuel Services Hires Marine Business Development and Energy Transition Director
Wed15Jan
The four tankers are being constructed by China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Yangzhou) Dingheng, with the first vessel expected to be delivered this year.
James Fisher and Sons Orders Four LNG-Fuelled Tankers