Tag: alternative fuels

India approved National Green Hydrogen Mission, the initial outlay of which will be Rs.19,744 crore, including an outlay of Rs.17,490 crore for the SIGHT programme, Rs.1,466 crore for pilot projects, Rs.400 crore for R&D, and Rs. 388 crore towards other Mission components.

H2Carrier AS and the Greenland based company Anori A/S signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to develop the first commercial wind farm in Greenland with subsequent production and export of green ammonia. The fuel will supply power to H2Carrier’s floating production vessel for hydrogen and green ammonia, the so-called P2XFloater.

ClassNK has issued an Approval in Principle (AiP) for an ammonia floating storage and regasification barge (A-FSRB) jointly developed by NYK Line, Nihon Shipyard (NSY), and IHI Corporation (IHI). This is the world's first AiP for A-FSRBs handling ammonia as cargo.

The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF) has released a comprehensive assessment to compare the feasibility and readiness of alternative marine fuels.

A report by Hydrogen Council explores hydrogen, examining three critical areas. By using new data on the material intensities of key technologies, the report estimates the amount of critical minerals needed to scale clean hydrogen.

Iwatani, Toyota Tsusho, and JGC Holdings have signed an agreement to explore a joint business in the Nagoya Port area, Aichi Prefecture, concerning low carbon hydrogen production using waste plastic gasification facilities.

Anita Gajadhar, Proman’s Managing Director Marketing, Logistics and Shipping urges for a level playing field for alternative fuels through global alignment of regulations and incentives.

Iberdrola is partnering with ABEL Energy and the Australian government to set up “Bell Bay Powerfuels,” at Bell Bay in the northern part of Tasmania.

GoodFuels has successfully delivered 140mt of 100% biofuel to AIDAprima, enhancing its partnership with Carnival Corporation’s AIDA Cruises brand.

The Port of Vancouver, together with partners from across the port community, are testing various low- and zero-emission fuels and technologies, as part of the port port’s efforts to phase out all port-related emissions by 2050.