Sustainability

Everllence and Damen Shipyards Group have signed a long-term agreement for the supply of 175D engines for fuel-flexible tugs.

The Port of Rotterdam leads a new ranking for significantly reducing business air travel emissions by 62% since 2019.

Damen Shipyards Group showcased electric vessels at World Port Days, emphasizing the maritime energy transition and technology readiness

ClassNK has granted Approval in Principle for OceanWings' Rigid Fixed and Rigid Tiltable wingsail designs, confirming scalability

A new $45 million program will fund electric truck purchases and charging systems at the Port of New York and New Jersey

The IMO's Net-Zero Framework for shipping decarbonization largely survived recent negotiations despite efforts to weaken it

Korean Register has validated ShipWatch's vessel performance calculation methodology, confirming its alignment with industry standards

Yanmar Power Solutions' maritime hydrogen fuel cell system has received DNV Type Approval, easing adoption for shipbuilders and operators

Lloyd's Register identifies tankers, LNG ships, and feeder vessels as top candidates for onboard carbon capture technology.

The inaugural Everllence B&W G80 ethanol-capable engine has finished R&D testing in Korea for a new VLOC.

Doncaster Sheffield Airport is implementing EcoVadis sustainability assessments for its operations and supply chain.

Maersk Labrea will be the first container ship to receive a rotor sail, enhancing fuel efficiency

McDonald's faces a penalty from the Dutch ILT for non-compliance with single-use cup regulations in the Netherlands

Shipping must pool demand for alternative fuels to unlock investment in zero-emission solutions, according to EmissionLink.

Orders for alternative-fueled ships saw a sharp rise in August, marking the strongest month in almost two years

bound4blue has completed the installation of four eSAIL suction sails on Marflet Marine's Santiago I tanker.

EST-Floattech will provide Octopus High Energy battery systems for 15 new river cruise vessels being outfitted in the Netherlands and…

Ørsted calls for faster offshore wind development in Europe to lessen dependence on imported fossil fuels, highlighting logistics needs

IRU and T&E advocate for an EU summit to accelerate the transition to zero-emission heavy-duty road transport.

Innovative marine coatings are vital for improving vessel fuel efficiency and achieving environmental compliance in shipping

Shipping industry groups welcome the EU Commission's proposal to include two Indian ship recycling facilities on the European List

Flotation Energy and Harbour Energy will explore electrifying North Sea oil and gas assets with floating offshore wind.

DP World Canada partners with Kempower to deploy EV charging infrastructure at its port terminals, advancing decarbonization efforts

Flexibility in fuel infrastructure will be key for shipping operators to adapt to the energy transition, says Auramarine.

NORDEN has delivered the first verified maritime emissions reductions to Microsoft via the RSB Book & Claim registry.

Everllence has launched its new Engine Supported Air Lubrication (ESAL) technology, aiming to improve vessel efficiency by up to 6%.

Wallenius has equipped its car carrier, Way Forward, with wing sails to enhance energy efficiency and collect operational data.

Oceanbird will install two wing sails on a Volkswagen-chartered car carrier in 2027, following a successful initial installation

The transport sector increasingly relies on data, necessitating robust and sustainable IT infrastructure for modern logistics operations.

Kongsberg Maritime launched a NOK 68 million project to integrate wind propulsion with vessel systems for fuel savings