Texas-based Galveston LNG Bunker Port (GLBP), a member of the Sea-LNG coalition, and Loa Carbon have signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) where Loa Carbon will provide renewable e-methane directly to GLBP for liquefaction. GLBP will provide the e-LNG fuel to customers...
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FUNDING FOR PROJECT TO TACKLE SKILLS GAP IN ALTERNATIVE FUELS
A cross-sector consortium comprising shipping and logistics company DFDS, International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA), the University of Plymouth and marine fuels training, conference and publishing organisation ship.energy, which is acting as the project lead,...
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GCMD SURVEY HIGHLIGHTS DECARBONISATION AMBITION
Despite global economic and geopolitical headwinds, the maritime industry’s ambition to decarbonise remains resilient, according to the second edition of the 'Global Maritime Decarbonisation Survey', jointly conducted by the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation...
LANDMARK ‘GETTING TO ZERO’ REPORT ON SHIPPING DECARBONISATION ISSUED
The 'Getting to Zero Coalition Action Framework: Documenting actions towards decarbonising shipping' report, published by the Global Maritime Forum’s Getting to Zero Coalition—an alliance of over 200 organisations across maritime, energy, infrastructure and...
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WÄRTSILÄ LOW-EMISSION ENGINE SELECTED FOR CANADIAN FISHING VESSEL
Wärtsilä will supply its type 20 main engine and selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system for a new 40.9m long fishing vessel, specifically designed for lobster fishing in North Atlantic waters. The new vessel has been ordered by Canadian operator Clearwater...
MAN ANNOUNCES MOST POWERFUL METHANOL ENGINE
MAN Energy Solutions has announced that it will deliver the world's most powerful two-stroke methanol engine in June 2025. The engine, a MAN B&W 12G95ME-C10.5-LGIM (liquid gas injection methanol) type rated at 82,440 kW at 80 rpm, is currently being built by...
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INCAT TO DESIGN ELECTRIC-HYBRID FERRY FOR DFDS
Incat Tasmania has announced a partnership with Danish Shipping and Logistics Company DFDS to complete a design study for the construction of an electric-hybrid ferry. The 72m ferry, which will have the option to convert to fully electric, is considered suited to a...
LARGEST HYDROGEN-FUELLED VESSELS TO BE BUILT IN NORWAY
Norwegian Ship Design (NSD) has announced that its flagship hydrogen ferry project is now to be built, with operator Torghatten Nord signing a contract with the Myklebust shipyard in Norway. The project to develop the largest hydrogen-fuelled vessels to date began in...
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DAMEN CONTRACTED FOR FURTHER ELECTRIC TUG
Damen Shipyards Group and Noatum Maritime, part of AD Ports Group’s Maritime and Shipping Cluster, have agreed on the delivery of a second, fully electric Damen RSD-E Tug 2513. The RSD-E Tug 2513 will enable Noatum Maritime to perform berthing and unberthing...
MITSUBISHI SHIPBUILDING LAUNCHES ENERGY-SAVING FERRY
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding, a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group company, has held a christening and launch ceremony for the first of two large car ferries ordered by Shinnihonkai Ferry Co and Japan Railway Construction, Transport and Technology Agency (JRTT). The...
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ABS AiP FOR JAPANESE LCO2 VESSEL PROJECT
ABS issued an approval in principle (AIP) to a consortium of Japanese companies for two liquid carbon dioxide (LCO2) carrier designs with Type-C cargo tanks that do not require performing post-weld-heat-treatment. The AiP is based on the demonstration of an...
AiP FROM KR FOR HYBRID OFFSHORE WIND CTV
KR (Korean Register) has granted Approval in Principle (AIP) for a Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV), a passenger and cargo transport vessel dedicated to offshore wind farms, developed by Korean maritime service company Marcon. CTVs are widely used in Europe for transporting...
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STOLT TANKERS ADDRESSES HUMAN FACTORS TO CUT CO2 EMISSIONS
Behavioural change company Signol is launching a project with Stolt Tankers to further reduce shipping emissions by using IoT data to help seafarers understand the impact of their actions on overall fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, and motivate them to adopt new...
SUSTAINABILITY SOLUTION ORDERED FOR GASLOG FLEET
Ascenz Marorka, a GTT Group brand, has been awarded a contract by LNG shipping services provider GasLog to equip its entire fleet of more than 35 LNG carriers with Ascenz Marorka's Smart Shipping solution. GasLog selected Ascenz Marorka after a comprehensive market...
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CORVUS ENERGY JOINS GREEN AMMONIA OFFSHORE PROJECT
Bergen-based energy storage company Corvus Energy is taking part in a pilot for the Blåvinge project, which aims to bring together partners to unlock the huge potential of offshore wind for Norway’s green energy future. The long-term partnership comprises two of...
FRENCH ORDER FOR STRATEGIC’S HYBRID-READY CTV
Strategic Marine of Singapore has received another order for its StratCat 27 (SC27) Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV) with hybrid-ready capabilities, from France-based LD Tide. The joint venture between French shipping company Louis Dreyfus Armateurs (LDA) and UK-based...
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JOIN VESSEL POOL NOW TO MEET FUEL EU TARGETS
CarbonLeap, an independent organisation for managing monetised carbon reductions in global transportation, has recommended shipowners in compliance deficit to act now if they want to take advantage of cost efficiencies created by vessel pooling for meeting FuelEU...
ACCELLERON APPOINTED TO SERVICE SOMAS EXHAUST AFTERTREATMENT VALVES
Somas Instrument, a manufacturer of control and on/off valves, has appointed Accelleron as the authorised global service provider for its marine customers. Under this new partnership agreement, Accelleron’s service engineers will be trained to service Somas valves on...
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