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Fri16May |
Hy2gen's Atlantis plant has become Germany's first facility certified to produce e-methane and green hydrogen under the EU's RFNBO rules. |
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Thu15May |
New analysis from OceanScore reveals that savvy compliance with FuelEU Maritime rules could create a surprising net financial benefit for shipowners, charterers, and managers. |
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Thu15May |
The Port of Gothenburg aims to be Scandinavia's primary bunkering hub for alternative fuels. |
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Thu15May |
A report states that fragmented safety regulations are holding back the widespread adoption of battery and shore power systems. |
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Thu15May |
Three vessels were bunkered with LNG on the same day in a Spanish first. |
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Wed14May |
Sea-LNG sees LNG as delivering the strongest investment case for shipowners navigating new decarbonisation rules. |
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Wed14May |
The biogas plant will produce 120 GWh of liquified biogas annually. |
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Tue13May |
The firm will supply power systems for a new container vessel. |
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Tue13May |
The South Korean government plans to invest $40.5 million this year to develop the demonstration vessel. |
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