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Mon29Dec |
The vessel will be officially delivered in February 2026 after completing sea trials. |
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Mon29Dec |
The JP Morgan-backed firm took delivery of a dual-fuel LNG car carrier last month. |
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Mon29Dec |
WinGD claims the VCR technology can deliver up to 25% fuel savings and 33% lower methane slip, depending on fuel and engine load. |
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Fri26Dec |
Both firms will work towards class approval of a hydrogen-based shipboard power system to support maritime decarbonisation. |
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Fri26Dec |
Port of Tauranga says the order for a fully electric tug was ruled out due to operational constraints. |
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Fri26Dec |
The ferry will support the firm's operations in the Baltic region. |
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Fri26Dec |
EmissionLink views pooling as a way to reduce cost and complexity amid volatile fuel pricing and uncertain supply. |
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Fri26Dec |
The plant is expected to produce about 500,000 mt/year of green ammonia and could serve markets including shipping. |
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Wed24Dec |
Pacific Basin has cited the IMO delay as a key reason for it continuing to add conventionally-fuelled tonnage to its fleet. |
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Tue23Dec |
Consultancy Ricardo has been appointed to carry out a feasibility study for a green shipping corridor between Algeciras and Panama. |
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