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Cepsa and ACE Terminal have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) by which the Spanish energy company will supply green ammonia to the planned import terminal in the port of Rotterdam, for end use applications in the industry after conversion of the ammonia back into hydrogen, or for direct end use in the shipping and other industries in Northwest Europe.

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) agreed a contract to provide the funds for Clean Air Engineering Maritime, a ship-auxiliary generator exhaust treatment company, to develop a new-generation Marine Exhaust Treatment System for use on MOL operating car carriers from 2025 to prevent air pollutions in California.

FuelTrust, a maritime technology company, and Isle of Man Ship Registry (IOMSR), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) according to which IOMSR will use FuelTrust’s fuels and emissions digital technology to validate vessels for the flag’s Green Ship scheme.

Two years into a pandemic have opened new, unprecedented pathways for digitalization globally, making shipping to accelerate integration of technologies that were already in track. And although the near future seems unfruitful for a full integration of autonomous ships, the reality of technology revolutionizing conventional shipping operations and help improving maritime safety is closer than we think. Here are the most promising technologies transforming shipping in the coming decade.

ABS released its latest sustainability technology guidance exploring the potential of emerging battery technologies in shipping's decarbonization.

Shipowners can deliver the target of net-zero emission shipping by 2050, but only with an acceleration in the commercial development of technologies, fuels, propulsion systems and related infrastructure, INTERGARGO warns.

Maritime technology companies issued an open letter urging shipping industry to focus on both efficiency technologies and future fuels.

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. (DSME) developed a technology to store carbon dioxide captured in ship engine emissions.

Offshore Monitoring announced that a light-based laser technology, anti-collision system was put to test on a Color Line ferry in the seas around Scandinavia, in an effort to identify floating objects on or under the surface of the water.

Offshore Monitoring announced that a light-based laser technology, anti-collision system was put to test on a Color Line ferry in the seas around Scandinavia, in an effort to identify floating objects on or under the surface of the water.