October, 2026
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Thu08Oct
The four electric tugs are being built at Cochin Shipyard in India.
AYK Energy to Supply Batteries for Four Svitzer Electric Tugs
Thu08Oct
The initiative aims to link India's green fuel production with European demand for low-carbon marine fuels.
India and EU Explore Green Shipping Corridor with Focus on Ammonia and Methanol
Wed07Oct
Levante LNG fuelled a "K" Line car carrier at the port north of Valencia in September.
Peninsula Completes First LNG Bunkering Operation at Port of Sagunto
Wed07Oct
Malaysia will streamline bunkering licences from February 2027 under a new single-window approval system.
Malaysia Launches Green Bunkering Regulatory Roadmap
Wed07Oct
The 174,000 m3 vessel is the first of three LNG carriers secured under a 15-year charter deal with QatarEnergy.
MISC Names New Dual-Fuel LNG Carrier for QatarEnergy Charter
Tue06Oct
Gate Terminal has commissioned a new LNG tank in Rotterdam, and a jetty for LNG bunkering is being built for 2028.
Rotterdam Adds New LNG Tank as Jetty for Bunkering Takes Shape
Tue06Oct
The vessels are being built by Jiangnan Shipyard and are scheduled to receive the engines from 2027.
Wartsila to Supply LNG Dual-Fuel Engines for 12 CMA CGM Boxships
Tue06Oct
The vessels will be suitable for conversion to LNG, methanol or ammonia propulsion in the future.
Wagenborg Orders Four Fuel-Flexible Wartsila Engines
Tue06Oct
The fuel was supplied by Goldwind, with which Hapag-Lloyd signed a methanol supply deal in 2024.
Hapag-Lloyd Completes First SIMOPS Biomethanol Bunkering in Busan
Tue06Oct
The system is suitable for large electric and hybrid vessels.
Corvus Energy Battery System Gets DNV Approval