
Rotterdam Expands Shore Power at Parkkade to Reduce Vessel Emissions
Rotterdam is expanding shore power at Parkkade, allowing vessels to reduce emissions and noise while berthed
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Rotterdam is expanding shore power at Parkkade, allowing vessels to reduce emissions and noise while berthed

Rotterdam's new hydrogen shipping living lab with Samskip explores autonomous container services and green corridor development to Oslo

ABS has approved Seatrium's NEXTGEN Energy Hub, an offshore concept for ammonia storage, bunkering, and power generation

BAR Technologies partners with Panmarine to boost WindWings adoption in Greece and Cyprus after 13 successful installations.
Value Maritime will equip two Neptune Lines PCTCs with carbon capture-ready scrubbers, a first for this vessel type.
Maritime Blue seeks naval architecture firm for 30,000-barrel methanol bunker barge design for a risk assessment workshop
Low-carbon fuel technology company XFuel received a €4.1 million grant to develop a new production facility in Catalonia
The Port of Long Beach is offering a $1 million prize for the first commercial methanol bunkering, with NGOs advocating for truly green…

NorSAF secured a license from KBR to build Europe's first 100% drop-in SAF production facility at the Port of Liepaja

Renewed interest in nuclear-powered containerships emerges as geopolitical factors drive longer shipping routes and demand for alternative…

Rotterdam Port achieved its first ethanol bunkering for an X-Press Feeders container ship, a global milestone in alternative marine fuels
The shipping industry is making strides in its green transition, investing in alternative fuels and energy-efficient technologies.
A cross-industry coalition is calling for urgent action to accelerate the decarbonisation of offshore wind operations.
Brazil's cement industry is being pressed to reduce its reliance on imported petroleum coke to enhance energy security and decarbonize
Molgas Energy Group completed LNG bunkering for the LCO2 vessel Northern Pathfinder at a Norwegian terminal
ABB is converting an expedition yacht to hybrid-electric propulsion for operations in the Galápagos Islands.
The Port of Long Beach will award $1 million to the first shipping line to bunker methanol at the port.
Scan Global Logistics expanded its collaboration with Hapag-Lloyd to reduce CO2 emissions through a book-and-claim system.
The Port of Seattle and NCLH have extended their lease, focusing on shore power expansion and sustainable marine fuels.

Menzies Aviation supports the rollout of electric TaxiBot technology at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport for Airbus aircraft.
NCL has joined the GASS project, providing operational data to develop digital twin technology for voyage optimization.
CMA CGM has taken delivery of its latest Megamax containership, the largest LNG-powered vessel globally.

A new weekly newsletter, "The Carbon Wake," will track the commercial impact of shipping's green transition.

G2 Ocean will expand its open hatch cargo services, incorporating new sustainability features to enhance environmental performance

Canada is reportedly finalizing a deal to export liquefied natural gas to Germany from a new British Columbia facility.
Rotterdam's biofuel discounts for B100 and LBM have decreased, influenced by EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime compliance costs.
MarineSolar Energy Solutions is conducting a pilot trial of its NanoDeck photovoltaic system on a Rio Tinto vessel.
The Port of Mombasa welcomed its first LNG-powered containership, the CMA CGM Adventure, signaling a shift towards sustainable maritime…
Sanmar Shipyards' methanol-powered tug, SD AISEMAHT, has secured full class certification from ABS for KOTUG Canada
Grimaldi Group christened its new ammonia-ready PCTC, Grande Svezia, at the Port of Wallhamn, Sweden, for its EuroMed service
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