According to shore power company NatPower Marine, the commercial challenges facing publicly funded shore power projects in the UK ports of Aberdeen and Portsmouth should not be dismissed as local pricing anomalies, rather regarded as an early warning signal for the...
The first electric tugboat in Latin America, the result of a collaboration between the largest towage services operator in the Americas, SAAM, and Chilean national oil company, Enap, is powered by a lithium-ion marine energy storage system (ESS) from Corvus Energy....
Daphne Technology has released a new white paper: 'From Assumptions to Accuracy - Unlocking the Value of Direct Emissions Monitoring in the Maritime Industry' which examines the limitations of estimation-based emissions reporting and explains how direct measurement...
The Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Coalition (mCDR Coalition) has been launched, bringing together leaders across companies, non-profits, and academic institutions to support the responsible growth of marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR). The coalition helps inform and...
Marine electric propulsion specialist RAD Propulsion has completed a project with marine services provider Williams Shipping to deliver zero-emission vessel operations in Southampton Port waters. The venture saw RAD Propulsion provide electric vessel technology and...
US company Stax Engineering says it is building momentum in the UK market, participating in a consortium that has secured £1.1m in government funding led by carbon capture startup Seabound for its first major European project. The maritime emissions capture and...
Finnish ferry operator Wasaline has signed a biogas contract with Gasum and a Fuel EU Maritime pooling agreement with Stena Line which enables Wasaline to use only biofuels in the future. According to Wasaline, this will make the Vaasa – Umeå route the first...
HAV Group and Havila Kystruten (Havila Voyages) are partnering to ensure a coastal route fleet that will be at least climate neutral – with the ambition of achieving zero emissions. Together, the current four ships, along with future newbuilds, will meet the...
ABB has integrated a comprehensive scope of technologies onboard 'Feadship Breakthrough', a superyacht constructed by Dutch builder Feadship and launched in May 2025. The privately-owned 118.8m vessel will be among the first in the world to feature multi-megawatt fuel...
Amid increasing pressure on shipping to achieve the IMO 2050 decarbonisation targets, the Responsible Shipping Initiative (RSI) and DNV have completed a new study: 'Decarbonization of the short sea dry bulk fleet', co-funded by the Swedish Transport Administration....
The Bilbao Port Authority has awarded a contract valued at €11,485,691 for the engineering project for the solar photovoltaic (PV) plants to be included in the OPS system of the Port of Bilbao, as well as for the corresponding comprehensive operation and maintenance...
Eco Marine Power has commenced evaluation trials of its updated solar power system known as Aquarius Marine Solar Power, and the first of several photovoltaic (PV) module technologies. These trials, planned to run for 12 to 18 months, aim to demonstrate the...
The Port of Hamburg is regarded as a pioneer in Europe in the provision of shore power infrastructure, having installed the initial infrastructure for cruise ships in 2020. Corresponding facilities for inland vessels as well as for seagoing and cargo vessels are...
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