IMO Decarbonization

H2SITE secured €3.4 million from Enova to develop an onboard ammonia-to-hydrogen system for maritime fuel cells

Stillstrom by Maersk has partnered with Semco Maritime to produce critical components for offshore charging buoys.

Perenco Brasil is partnering with Porto do Açu to bring shore power to its offshore fields in Brazil's Campos Basin, reducing emissions

The Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships became effective on June 26, 2025

Spain's new marine fuel law, Royal Decree 611/2026, mirrors Dutch decarbonization mandates for bunker suppliers.

Shipping's 2030 decarbonization target is in jeopardy due to regulatory delays, despite industry investments in green fuels

Valencia Port Authority has initiated a tender for a new electrical substation to significantly increase energy supply.

Europe is focused on reducing fossil fuel imports to tackle energy costs, climate change, and geopolitical risks.

ABS and lomarlabs collaborate to explore early-stage maritime technologies for emissions reduction, fuel efficiency, and automation

An IMO forum in Singapore stressed the need for greater collaboration to prepare for pollution incidents involving alternative marine fuels

The Global Initiative, a collaboration between the IMO and Ipieca, celebrates 30 years of oil spill preparedness and response efforts

ABS has approved a new solid oxide fuel cell power system for FPSOs, capable of running on alternative fuels

GCMD and Equinor establish a five-year partnership to scale alternative marine fuels and advance decarbonisation solutions.

Wirana Shipping stresses that Hong Kong Convention certification alone does not guarantee safe and environmentally sound ship recycling.

Golden Island and Qingdao Port International have partnered to boost the availability and use of sustainable marine fuels.

ABS has granted AiP to HD HHI and HD KSOE for a 22,000 cbm ammonia bunkering vessel design

Rise Reforming, a Chicago-based company, has joined MI – The Global Methanol Alliance, focusing on biogas-to-methanol conversion

A new platform will help Danish maritime companies secure EU funding for their green transition initiatives.

The US House moved to block California's stringent port emission rules, potentially saving the shipping industry billions.

Leading maritime associations advocate for EU Member States to back the European Commission's ship recycling proposal

A new bio-methanol production plant is planned for Port of Manatee, Florida, to supply the shipping industry with cleaner fuel

Improving vessel fuel consumption is the most immediate and practical lever available to shipowners, offering value across various fuel…

ABS has granted AIP to Hanwha Ocean for an LNG carrier design enabling seamless conversion to ammonia fuel.

ABS has granted Approval in Principle to Hanwha Ocean for a multi-purpose fuel tank and fuel gas supply system for LNG carriers

Europe's largest green hydrogen project, the Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley, has begun construction in southern Spain.

Yokogawa will supply integrated automation systems for new hydrogen-fueled vessels and a large liquefied hydrogen carrier.

Bangladesh is developing its first hazardous waste treatment facility, supported by the IMO, to manage industrial and shipbreaking waste

The Environmental Port Index and Environmental Ship Index will combine under IAPH from January 2027 for cleaner shipping.

Japan Engine completed land-based tests of a hydrogen engine for large commercial vessels, cutting GHG emissions by over 95%

ABS has approved Hanwha Ocean's new fuel tank and gas supply system, enabling LNG carriers to transition to ammonia fuel.