The Port of Oslo is taking new environmental measures to cut emissions, with ships that sail emission-free in and out of the port to be exempted from quay fees, while using shore power and achieving a high environmental score will earn additional discounts. Ships that...
Following a day of active discussions at the 'Shaping the Future of Shipping: Delivering a Net Zero World' summit at COP 28 in Dubai, a course was set to deliver on the IMO net zero strategy. The industry initiative brought together over 60 organisations to discuss...
Value Carbon, a sister company of Filtree exhaust gas cleaning company Value Maritime, and Evos, an independent liquid bulk storage provider, have signed a Letter of Intent (LoI), to build two 2,000 m3 storage tanks for absorption liquids to accommodate Value Carbon’s...
Dutch companies Conoship International and Bouman Industries have entered into an agreement to build ship based carbon capture systems. The partnership is said to unlock the potential of innovative maritime carbon capture systems, which the partners believe is...
A new project from IMO's World Maritime University (WMU) and Lloyd's Register (LR) is set to develop a training framework to equip seafarers with skills as shipping transitions to zero GHG emissions. The project will work to prepare seafarers for zero or near-zero...
Full Type Approval has been granted by classification society RINA for the EcoPro Fuel Catalyst System, a standalone retrofit design that uses hydrogen to reduce emissions and improve fuel efficiency on marine engines, developed by UK company Ecomotus. The EcoPro...
A collaboration between Singapore, Norway and the International Maritime Organization (IMO), NextGEN Connect-Green Voyage2050 Project, identified a key role for regional hubs to help connect large demand clusters and remote locations, with regional fuel supply...
Teck Resources and Oldendorff Carriers have signed an agreement to use wind propulsion to further reduce CO2 emissions in Teck’s supply chain. The joint investment will see the vessel Dietrich Oldendorf, which carries shipments of Teck steelmaking coal from the Port...
According to Danish exhaust gas cleaning equipment company PureteQ, the scrubber market is experiencing a resurgence due to uncertainties surrounding the availability of green fuel. Predicting the type of fuel that will power ships has become nearly impossible,...
ABB has secured a contract with Auckland Transport (AT) to deliver the maritime world’s first megawatt charging system (MCS) to recharge electric ferries. ABB believes this lowers the barrier to entry with a standardised and adaptable system which is expected to...
Danish fuel cell company Blue World Technologies says it is on a voyage towards supporting net-zero shipping, and with Maersk Growth, A.P. Moller-Maersk’s venture arm, the Cycle Group and the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (EIFO) participating in a financing...
ABB has launched a new digital tool allowing shipowners, operators and designers to estimate the emission reduction impact of various ABB technologies used on board ships when compared to alternative solutions and in scenarios specified by the user. The CO2e (carbon...
Ro-pax operator Viking Line says it is ahead of the game in shore power, having switched to using only green energy to power its vessels in port. From 2030, it will be a legal requirement for vessels to use a land-based power supply when in port; Viking Line's move to...
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