EMEA News
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Mon16Feb |
Shipbuilder says new design could cut lifecycle emissions by over 90% using technologies expected to be viable by 2030. |
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Mon16Feb |
Halten Bulk turns to wind propulsion and hybrid power to modernise ageing coastal fleet. |
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Mon16Feb |
Gas association Gasnam says increasing LNG and bio-LNG volumes across Iberian ports is rapidly closing the gap with the Netherlands. |
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Fri13Feb |
The project centres on onboard technology designed to convert LNG into lower-emission hydrogen fuel and solid carbon for maritime use. |
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Thu12Feb |
The Spanish LNG terminal has begun supplying certified bio-LNG to ships after securing ISCC approval. |
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Thu12Feb |
The company had announced the acquisition of the 7,695 dwt tanker in December. |
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Thu12Feb |
Shore power lets ships switch off engines in port, cutting emissions and noise, though its impact depends on the electricity source. |
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Thu12Feb |
The UK has extended an operational licence for Lukoil's Bulgarian subsidiaries, including its bunker unit, allowing them to continue operating until August 13, 2026. |
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Wed11Feb |
The vessels are scheduled to enter service in 2028 and will operate in the Port of Hamburg. |
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Wed11Feb |
The vessel currently under construction in China is expected to be delivered later this year. |
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