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Thu30Oct |
Pilot achieved up to 4 ± 2 g/kWh methane slip reduction on the LNG carrier Maran Gas Chios. |
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Thu30Oct |
The new corridor will promote alternative fuel development and low-carbon shipping between Ningbo-Zhoushan and Haropa Port. |
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Thu30Oct |
The 9,241 CEU vessel is the third of the seven vessels ordered from Chinese shipyards. |
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Thu30Oct |
The production is expected to begin in 2029 and could be supplied to the shipping sector. |
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Thu30Oct |
A vessel allided with Pier 32 at the Port of Galveston at about 9:50 PM local time on Tuesday, resulting in a discharge of fuel oil. |
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Thu30Oct |
The dual-fuel container ship will be deployed on the Asia and Northern Europe route. |
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Thu30Oct |
The corridor will support the adoption of fuels like methanol, as both nations push to reduce emissions from maritime trade. |
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Wed29Oct |
The firm is developing structured logistics for small-scale LNG bunkering and distribution, a company representative tells Ship & Bunker. |
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Wed29Oct |
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has another 12 dual-fuel LNG ships on order. |
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Wed29Oct |
The companies plan onboard trials next, moving closer to commercial use of hydrogen-fuelled ships. |
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