South Korea conducts first SIMOPs of methanol bunkering
South Korea successfully conducted its first Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPs) of ship-to-ship methanol bunkering at Busan.
Read moreDetailsSouth Korea successfully conducted its first Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPs) of ship-to-ship methanol bunkering at Busan.
Read moreDetailsAt one of the world’s biggest bulk export ports in Western Australia, shippers safely completed the first transfer of ammonia.
Read moreDetailsIndustry associations co-signed a statement on the GHG emission savings of low carbon fuels draft delegated act.
Read moreDetailsScientists from the University of Manchester have published research that explores the potential of green ammonia as an alternative fuel option for the shipping industry.
Read moreDetailsT&E released their briefing on IMO and sustainable fuels criteria focusing on the production of electrolytic hydrogen-derived fuels.
Read moreDetailsVale and Petrobras announced the signing of a Strategic Alliance Agreement to test and potentially market three strategic products: co-processed diesel with renewable content, natural gas, and bunker fuel with 24% renewable content.
Read moreDetailsA Northern Ireland-led project is reportedly developing a solution in the global maritime sector to make net zero shipping corridors a reality.
Read moreDetailsIINO Kaiun Kaisha (IINO Lines) has announced the order of Japan's first large methanol dual-fuel Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC), designed by a consortium of organizations.
Read moreDetailsWeifang Port, part of the Shandong Port Group (SPG), became China's first zero-carbon port on October 15, 2024, following certification from the China Classification Society.
Read moreDetailsMærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping (MMMCZCS) recently conducted a comprehensive survey to assess seafarers' perception and acceptance of ammonia as a marine fuel.
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