April, 2024
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Wed17Apr
SAAM Towage's two tugs amoung the first 100% electric tugs in the world.
100% Electric Tugs Launched to Service Port of Vancouver
Wed17Apr
Move follows MoU signed between respective governments in March.
Singapore: MPA, Australian Science Agency to Work Together on Green Corridor Projects
Wed17Apr
Technology company Schneider Electric has joined the project to set up a cold-ironing buoy in the Bay of Kirkwall.
Offshore Charging Station Planned in Orkney Islands
Tue16Apr
"We are receiving a tremendous amount of industry interest," says Holy Boss Cap inventor and future EcoMarine Innovations CEO, Dr. Batuhan Aktas.
New Boss Cap Solution Promises 5% Fuel Savings, Lower Cost, Easy Manufacturing
Tue16Apr
New package from Wärtsilä aimed at operators of offshore vessels, ferries, and tugs.
New Thruster and Propulsion Solution Aims to Help Vessel Decarbonization Efforts
Tue16Apr
Findings are part of a new report from ABS and the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA).
US Ports' Decarbonization Plans Being Thwarted by Lack of Funding, Technology, Infrastructure: Report
Tue16Apr
The North Pacific Green Corridor Consortium (NPGCC) aims to decarbonize the transport of various commodities between North America and Asia.
New Green Corridor Planned Between Canada, Japan and South Korea
Tue16Apr
The Decarb Desk platform includes a digital book-and-claim framework for the company's customers to manage their carbon insetting activities.
GoodShipping Launches New Carbon Insetting Platform
Tue16Apr
The company has signed a partnership deal with Seaspan Corporation, which owns the vessels, to retrofit the five 10,100 TEU boxships.
Hapag-Lloyd Plans Methanol Retrofits for Five 10,100 TEU Boxships
Tue16Apr
The company has been selling LNG since November 2022, and is still evaluating its options, a company representative tells Ship & Bunker.
Bunker Holding 'Looking at Every Option' on Alternative Fuels