Sustainability

Incat has completed a key construction phase for Molslinjen's battery-electric ferry Hull 102, allowing superstructure installation

Italy's Friuli Venezia Giulia region initiates a €2 million program to electrify marinas, backed by Aqua superPower.

Berge Bulk's dry bulk fleet is outperforming IMO 2030 carbon intensity targets, though direct emissions rose and were offset

Peninsula and Itochu have created a joint venture to develop ammonia bunkering infrastructure in Europe, focusing on strategic hubs

Disney Cruise Line joined the Methanol Institute, highlighting its focus on low-carbon fuels and sustainable maritime operations

High costs, limited infrastructure, and resistance to green premiums are impeding the UK logistics sector's decarbonization.

UK startup Drift Energy has secured over $500 million in funding for 50 wind-powered hydrogen production vessels.

Norway's maritime industry is projected to miss its 2050 zero-emission target without faster decarbonization efforts

The Port of Las Palmas, a key Mid-Atlantic hub, manages five ports across the Canary Islands, focusing on maritime services.

Analysis post-"BHP Files" highlights the need for policy evolution to drive mining decarbonization, despite mature solutions

A new survey indicates a decline in Dutch business investments toward sustainable operations, though the transport sector remains a leader.

Spring Marine Management and Sulnox secured an ESG Shipping Award for their partnership in reducing emissions and fuel costs.

Suez Canal Container Terminal (SCCT) will now operate solely on renewable electricity following a new agreement.

ECSA calls for EU Member States to allocate a share of ETS shipping revenues to sustainable fuel development

Seatrium's Floating Living Lab has commenced exporting electricity to the Singapore national grid, advancing floating energy infrastructure.

Environmental NGOs have formed a new coalition to legally challenge EU member states over failures in marine ecosystem protection.

VIDA Bioenergy's Bernheze facility in the Netherlands has started biomethane production, targeting 8 million cubic meters annually

The Port of Tarragona has secured its first PERS certification, affirming its commitment to environmental management standards.

DNV Maritime's CEO stresses energy efficiency as key to shipping decarbonization amidst geopolitical and commercial pressures

EV Maritime will integrate electric propulsion for five new battery-electric ferries in Western Australia's METRONET expansion

The Port of Québec secures C$5.1 million in provincial funding for shore power at Wharves 30 and 101

TOC Europe 2026 highlighted a major industry shift towards battery-electric systems for cargo handling equipment

OOCL's first methanol dual-fuel containership, OOCL Wisdom, completed its initial green methanol bunkering at Qingdao Port.

China is rapidly expanding its fleet of battery-powered cargo vessels, with over 440 electric ships operational by late 2024.

DNV's July 2026 class rules introduce new notations and updates to support maritime sustainability and innovation

Echandia will supply battery systems for two new electric tugs in India, supporting the Green Tug Transition Program.

Port of Long Beach starts public scoping for Pier T redevelopment, focusing on zero-emission rail and expanded capacity

Port of San Diego partners with PortXchange to deploy an emissions and reporting platform for decarbonization.

BHP's new CEO, Brandon Craig, could initiate a strategic shift in the company's steel decarbonization and metallurgical coal approach.

Bureau Veritas has certified Dynacom's new tanker, M/T MODI, as 'LNG fuel-prepared' and environmentally compliant.