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Mon26Jan |
Galp says green hydrogen can be used to produce low-carbon fuels for sectors such as shipping. |
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Mon26Jan |
The Swedish battery firm says the battery system will have a lifespan of at least 25 years. |
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Mon26Jan |
Perpetual Next will start developing three biomethanol plants in the southern US in 2026. |
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Fri23Jan |
More than 12% of 2025's total was taken up by biomethane. |
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Thu22Jan |
Nikos Kakalis has taken to role of managing director at the Athens-based shipping decarbonisation initiative. |
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Thu22Jan |
The International Chamber of Shipping has published its industry guide for deck operations, with new procedures covering the bunkering of LNG, methanol and ammonia. |
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Thu22Jan |
The engine is suitable for conversion to run on alternative marine fuels in the future. |
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Thu22Jan |
Syngas, a hydrogen-rich gas made from biowaste, is used to produce marine fuels such as green methanol. |
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Thu22Jan |
The ferry association warns that full inclusion will push cargo and passengers from ferries back onto Europe's road network. |
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Wed21Jan |
A vessel operated by Wallenius Wilhelmsen connected to shore power, marking a first for a car carrier in a European port. |
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