Alternative Fuels

McAllister Towing unveils the Mare McAllister, a new low-emission tugboat built to handle larger container vessels

Caribbean port leaders visited European ports to learn about shore power, electrification, and investment in sustainable operations.

SAAM Towage has christened the SAAM Petrel, Chile's first IMO Tier III certified tugboat, enhancing environmental standards.

Nuclear power in commercial shipping could boost vessel speeds, requiring naval-level safety standards and altering transit times

MOL will operate the new LNG dual-fuelled Arctic research vessel Mirai II, Japan's first icebreaking research ship

SUARDIAZ Group has received its first dual-fuel LNG pure car and truck carrier, the RS Atlantico, from China

Kokuka Sangyo's new methanol-capable tanker, Kokuryu Maru, will serve as a bunker vessel in Japan, completing its first bio-methanol…

Valenciaport is advancing its RENMARINAS project, integrating wave power and a new solar platform for port electrification

SUARDIAZ adds the LNG-powered RS Atlantico, a 5,500-car capacity PCTC, as part of a €360 million investment plan

IMarEST's inaugural Technical Forum will explore emerging shipping trends, climate change, and energy transition in Oxfordshire.

A consortium, including the Ports of Genoa and FS Logistix, is launching a green hydrogen pilot at the Port of Savona

SEA-LNG is urging the EU to include a methane pathway for shipping in the revised Renewable Energy Directive.

Marintec Innovation 2026 in Shanghai will focus on advanced solutions for shipping's energy transition, including nuclear propulsion

Maersk successfully completed the first U.S. ship-to-ship ethanol bunkering for a deep-sea container vessel in Houston

FrieslandCampina and its partners plan to transition half of their milk transport fleet to bio-CNG for sustainability.

Brazil's IMO proposal details new compliance, surplus trading, and support mechanisms for the Net-Zero Framework.

India can meet its 2027 sustainable aviation fuel targets through existing refinery coprocessing, but 2030 goals require urgent investment

Navios Maritime Partners has received the Nave Harmony, a new methanol-ready MR2 product tanker with advanced eco-friendly technology

A research consortium will present findings on multi-fuel solid oxide fuel cell technology for long-distance shipping.

Bibby Line Group's profit halved to £6.7 million, impacted by reduced vessel utilization and ongoing investments.

HHI-EMD completed the Type Approval Test for its new H35CDF LNG dual-fuel engine, advancing marine propulsion technology

Regional Container Lines (RCL) named three new 4,488 TEU container ships, ready for multi-fuel use and shore power.

India has commenced construction of its first port-based e-methanol plant in Kandla, Gujarat, targeting competitive green methanol…

Eastern Mediterranean shipping firms are raising climate ambitions faster than they can implement them, a new survey indicates

Rotterdam's CSL OWL SRI has launched the RockStar, a 17,500-tonne methanol-capable subsea rock installation vessel for offshore wind…

Stillstrom by Maersk has partnered with Semco Maritime to build the critical control unit for its offshore charging solution

TotalEnergies aims for 4% annual energy production growth by 2030, coupled with substantial emission reductions and strategic investments.

Ethanol is gaining traction as a viable marine fuel to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, moving from niche discussions to global…

Rotterdam reported a significant increase in B100 biofuel bunkering in early 2026, boosting its share of port biofuel samples

An IMO forum in Singapore emphasized the need for better spill response preparedness as shipping adopts alternative fuels.