Tag: green transition

Pertamina NRE signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 2 June with MGH Energy to explore low-carbon and renewable fuels.

NorthStandard's Loss Prevention Director of Decarbonisation, Mark Smith, explores the maritime case for a sustainable biofuel that is widely used as an automotive fuel additive.

Allianz Commercial has published its Safety and Shipping Review for 2025, which finds that the industry faces an increasingly volatile and complex operating environment, marked by attacks against shipping, vessel detentions, sanctions, as well as the fall-out from incidents involving damage to critical sub-sea cables.

DNV’s Energy Industry Insights report explores the confidence, sentiment, and priorities for the energy industry, finding that only 55% of energy professionals now believe the transition is accelerating, down sharply from 72% last year and 79% the year before.

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

In an exclusive interview, Sebastian von Hardenberg, the newly elected President of InterManager, outlines his key priorities, emphasizing the importance of partnerships and knowledge sharing. As the maritime sector moves toward a multi-fuel future, he stresses the importance of seizing the opportunities this transition presents.

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.

Ram Ganesh Kamatham, Head of Programmes at the Sustainable Shipping Initiative (SSI) emphasizes the vital importance of ensuring a just transition for the maritime workforce—one that is equitable and supports livelihoods while advancing the decarbonization of the sector. He also highlights that an inclusive and diverse workforce is essential for the long-term resilience of the industry.

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

Jesse Fahnestock, Director of Decarbonisation at the Global Maritime Forum (GMF), emphasizes that the green transition comes with significant challenges. He stresses the importance of ensuring that lower-income countries are not left behind in the shift to cleaner energy.