March, 2026
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Fri20Mar
The upgrades were carried out on two Hapag-Lloyd 14,000 TEU capacity container ships.
Hapag-Lloyd Ships Cut Fuel Use By 5% After Engine Optimisation
Fri20Mar
A report from eFuel Alliance says alternative-fuel readiness is rising across the fleet, but fuel availability remains a concern.
More Than 300 E-Fuel Projects Held Back by Policy Gaps
Fri20Mar
A study recommends redirecting LNG incentives to support low-carbon marine fuel supply chains.
Study Calls on Yokohama to Phase Out Port Call Incentives for LNG-Fuelled Ships
Fri20Mar
The fuel comprised around 10% jatropha-derived straight vegetable oil blended with conventional marine oil.
Japan Conducts RoRo Trial with Jatropha-Based Biofuel Blend
Fri20Mar
The Whittier electrification project will allow cruise ships to switch off engines while in port.
Carnival Moves Ahead with Alaska Shore Power Project
Fri20Mar
New study points to long-term cost advantage for ammonia, but current prices, safety concerns and policy delays remain hurdles.
Green Ammonia to Undercut LNG by 5-6% by 2050: WinGD-Envision Study
Fri20Mar
Five battery-electric ferries for Perth's Swan River are set to enter service from 2027.
LR Backs Western Australia's First Electric Ferry Fleet
Thu19Mar
UCL research warns policy gaps and fuel choices could leave even highly capable maritime economies exposed.
Shipping Nations Unprepared for Tougher IMO Net Zero Rules: UCL
Thu19Mar
Countries such as Bahrain and the UAE, both directly affected by Iranian attacks, have backed the proposal.
Members Urge IMO to Establish Safe Maritime Corridor in Gulf
Thu19Mar
Fujairah VLSFO sales dropped by 4.5% on the year to 365,258 m3 in February.
Fujairah February Bunker Sales Down 13.5% On the Month