February, 2026
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Wed04Feb
The study claims that boil-off gas could prevent many LNG-fuelled ships from fully switching to shore power while in port.
NABU-Backed Study Finds LNG-Fuelled Ships May Struggle to Use Shore Power Electricity
Wed04Feb
The company's LNG-fuelled ferries bunkered about 6,000 mt of bio-LNG last year.
Viking Line Secures Bio-LNG Covering 50% of Fuel Needs for First Half of 2026
Wed04Feb
A hybrid-electric LNG carrier design focused on propulsion optimisation will be assessed under the joint project.
Bureau Veritas and Wartsila Team Up to Assess Hybrid-Electric LNG Carrier Design
Wed04Feb
A national workshop in Jamaica brought together stakeholders to discuss how alternative marine fuels could fit into the country's ports and bunkering sector.
Jamaica Explores Alternative Marine Fuel Options at IMO-Backed Workshop
Tue03Feb
As alternative marine fuels such as ammonia move closer to use as a marine fuel, GCMD and CIMAC have signed a two-year partnership to support industry readiness.
GCMD and CIMAC Join Forces to Support Adoption of Alternative Marine Fuels
Tue03Feb
The 150 mt/day e-methanol plant aims to support Kandla port's goal of becoming a hub for methanol bunkering.
India's E-Methanol Plant in Kandla Targets Shipping Demand
Mon02Feb
Maersk's dual-fuel methanol fleet has grown to about 20 ships now.
Maersk's New Methanol-Fuelled Boxship to Serve East Asia-US Gulf Route
Mon02Feb
DNV says 20 ships capable of running on alternative fuels were ordered in January, with LNG accounting for 16 of the orders.
January Marks Positive Opening to 2026 for Alternative-Fuelled Newbuilds: DNV
Mon02Feb
Lloyd's Register reports an increasing interest among shipowners, shipyards, and technology developers in technologies that can produce hydrogen onboard.
Lloyd's Register Issues Industry-First Guidance on Onboard Hydrogen Generation
Mon02Feb
The World Shipping Council says more than $150 billion of liner shipping investment has pushed dual-fuel vessels to dominate the orderbook.
74% of Container Ships and Vehicle Carriers on Order are Dual-Fuel: WSC