Tag: alternative fuels

During the 2025 GREEN4SEA Athens Forum, Bill Stamatopoulos, Global Marine Fuels Business Development Director, VeriFuel, discussed the evolution of the maritime industry, particularly in relation to B100 biofuel.

During the 2025 GREEN4SEA Athens Forum, Dr. John Kokarakis, Technical Director, SEEBA Zone, Bureau Veritas, delivered an insightful presentation on the challenges and strategies for maritime decarbonization, focusing on FuelEU Maritime compliance and IMO’s mid-term measures.

During the 2025 GREEN4SEA Athens Forum, Antonis Trakakis, CIMAC Greece, explored challenges & opportunities for decarbonizing the industry.

During the 2025 GREEN4SEA Athens Forum, Nikos Xydas, WLGA, focused on the prospects of using LPG as a marine fuel.

The large-scale rollout of the Train-the-Trainer Programme on Alternative Fuels for Sustainable Shipping, led by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), has begun.

As President of the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH), Jens Meier emphasizes the critical role major ports—such as Hamburg—must play in becoming sustainable energy supply hubs. This involves developing the infrastructure necessary to handle future energy sources like hydrogen and ammonia.

The UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) has provided an overview of the advantages, challenges, regulations, and guidance surrounding the use of ammonia as a marine fuel. 

Oman, Netherlands and Germany have signed for the establishment of the world’s first liquid hydrogen import corridor.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts an increase by 25% in Europe's LNG imports in its Gas Market Report Q2.

SEA-LNG supports the agreement reached by the IMO and highlights that this move will enable all fuel pathways to compete on the same level.