
Korean Green Methanol Supply Deal Signed for Shipping Carriers
A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed to develop a green methanol supply chain for shipping in South Korea.
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A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed to develop a green methanol supply chain for shipping in South Korea.
Smyril Line has taken delivery of Skipanes, boosting its North Atlantic RoRo freight capacity and preparing for lower emissions.
Governments are pursuing different strategies to finance the transition to green shipping fuels and vessels.

UK ports face substantial hurdles in decarbonizing, including long grid connection waits and high energy costs.
DP World's Prince Rupert terminal has upgraded its first diesel RTG crane to a hybrid system, reducing fuel use over 60%
Singapore and Brazil signed an MoU to create a Green and Digital Shipping Corridor, focusing on decarbonization and digitalization.
The UK Chamber of Shipping stresses practical measures are essential for maritime decarbonization, beyond mere regulation

Slovakian fender manufacturer Bencros now offers independently verified CO2 savings to its port and vessel customers.

Retrofitting existing vessels with current technology provides a practical path to shipping decarbonization, rather than relying on…

CMA CGM achieved a new biomethanol bunkering record in Shanghai, supplying 8,016 tonnes to a container vessel.
The IAEA has launched its ATLAS initiative in Washington, D.C., focusing on nuclear power applications in maritime shipping
OOCL has named its second 24,000 TEU methanol dual-fuel container ship, the OOCL Grace, at the NACKS shipyard
KfW IPEX-Bank has financed two new methanol dual-fuel bulk carriers for European construction material transport
Dual-fuel ships with wind-assist technology are increasingly seen as a strategic investment for fuel efficiency and emissions reduction
Global demand for low-emission marine fuels could surge over five times by 2050 with new IMO emission regulations
Producing low-emission steel in the US is currently more expensive than traditional methods, impacting global competitiveness
Ammobia and Lummus Technology are partnering to commercialize modular, low-carbon ammonia production for marine fuels and energy storage

Royal T Shipyards is developing the GADUS battery-electric cargo vessel for zero-emission coastal trade with a 450-nautical-mile range
RINA's new 'Mermaid' ship design aims to cut fuel use and emissions by optimizing main engine power.
Emvolon has signed a $450 million, seven-year agreement with Freepoint Commodities for biomethanol offtake and project financing
GCMD released a report outlining a practical approach for shipowners to verify marine biofuel quantity and renewable content
High demand from the coal sector is distorting Australia's carbon credit market, ahead of a key government review
RINA unveiled 'Mermaid,' a ship design concept to help owners reduce fuel use and emissions while maintaining flexibility.
Climeon's new white paper shares insights into marine ORC waste heat recovery, detailing energy recovery factors and operational value

Waberer’s is set to increase sustainable logistics investments, focusing on intermodal transport, alternative fuels, and HVO100.
Maersk has taken delivery of the Tacoma Maersk, the fourth of six new 9,000-TEU methanol-capable containerships.

Emons Group has expanded its LNG truck fleet with 23 new Volvo FH tractors for international transport operations.
Exmar has named two new dual-fuel ammonia vessels, Adinkerke and Aalter, expanding its fleet of eco-friendly ships

ZeroAvia appointed Christine Ourmières-Widener as CEO to advance hydrogen-electric propulsion certification and commercialization.
Corvus Energy and BYD Energy Storage have unveiled a new LFP energy storage system for maritime applications.
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