Tag: green shipping

On 6th April, Northern Lights joint venture (JV) announced, the installing of the first temporary CO2 storage tank of its carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Øygarden in Norway.

Seventeen companies are collaborating with shipping company Samskip to save up to 2023 tonnes of CO2 through the year.

GoodFuels has announced the completion of a first biofuel bunkering in collaboration with Hyundai GLOVIS, a global total logistics and distribution company.

The Aspen Institute announced the addition of Inter IKEA Group as the first member of the Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance (ZEMBA), alongside co-founders Amazon, Patagonia, and Tchibo.

The 2023 GREEN4SEA Athens Forum successfully took place on Wednesday, 29th of March at Eugenides Foundation, Athens, Greece. The event focused on ways to accelerate maritime decarbonization, providing the current landscape and challenges of alternative fuels.

Kongsberg Maritime announced that it supplies design, engineering, and equipment for three methanol-ready, wind-assisted tankers being built for Terntank.

Neste and Terntank announced today that have signed an agreement for two new lower-emission tankers to transport raw materials and products

On Wednesday 22th March, Union Minister of Ports, Shipping & Waterways (MoPSW) Sarbananda Sonowal announced that India aims to become global hub for green shipbulding by 2030, launching "Green Tug Transition Progeamme" (GTTP) that will convert all tugboats working in the country into ‘Green Hybrid Tugs’, running on non-fossil fuel like Methanol, Ammonia, Hydrogen.

Transport & Environment (T&E), announced that on 22th March, EU agreed to the world's first green shipping fuels law in favour of at least 2% mandate for green shipping fuels by 2025, compared to the latest agreement of a mandate by 2030.

India’s shipbuilder, Cochin Shipyard (CSL), received an order from M/s. Samskip Group, for the design and construction of two zero emission feeder container vessels with an option for two more vessels.