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Hapag-Lloyd and DSV sign 18,000-tonne CO2e reduction agreement for sustainable marine fuels
Two-year framework allows inclusion of alternative fuels beyond biofuels in shipping decarbonisation partnership. |
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Uni-Fuels opens Thailand office as part of Southeast Asia expansion
Marine fuel supplier establishes Bangkok entity, appoints managing director with 15 years’ industry experience. |
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Corvus Energy to supply battery systems for Washington State Ferries hybrid vessels
ABB selects Corvus for two new 160-vehicle ferries as part of $3.98bn electrification plan. |
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Vinssen, Mana Engineering partner on hydrogen fuel cell retrofit for 800-teu feeder vessel
South Korean and Dutch firms to pursue Lloyd’s Register approval for hybrid retrofit concept. |
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Hercules Tanker Management takes delivery of second Ultra-Spec vessel in China
Hercules Elisabeth is the second of 10 hybrid-ready tankers designed for alternative fuels. |
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Petrol Ofisi launches fuel supply tanker Wolf 1
Turkish bunker supplier adds 1,750-dwt vessel with alternative fuel infrastructure to fleet. |
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BIMCO to convene for adoption of biofuel clause and ETS provisions at February meeting
Documentary Committee to consider new contractual frameworks for alternative fuels and emission trading scheme compliance. |
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Incat Crowther and Switch Maritime develop 150-passenger hydrogen ferry for New York
Design work begins on 28-metre vessel with 720 kg hydrogen capacity and 25-knot speed. |
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HIF Global signs heads of agreement with German eFuel One for 100,000 tonnes of e-methanol annually
Deal covers supply from HIF’s Uruguay project, with e-methanol meeting EU RED III standards. |
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PIL’s LNG-powered vessel makes maiden call at Jordan’s Aqaba port
Kota Odyssey is Pacific International Lines’ first LNG-fuelled ship to call at the Red Sea port. |
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