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Hapag-Lloyd studying 4,500 TEU wind-powered boxship concept

German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd is eyeing a potential 4,500 TEU newbuilding vessel with wind-assisted propulsion as part of the company’s R&D activities involving alternative technologies and fuels.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Erik Thun picks Berg Propulsion’s fuel optimization software for ten new ships

Swedish shipping company Erik Thun Group has selected Berg Propulsion’s thrust and fuel optimization software technology to optimize efficiency on board all ten of its latest newbuildings.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

WEF: MOL, Maersk showing readiness to procure green fuels but price gap remains main barrier to decarbonization

On the margins of COP28, shipping companies Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and Maersk are actively sending a signal of readiness to procure green fuels and drive economies of scale.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Houston, Antwerp-Bruges ports and partners pen energy transition accord

U.S. and Belgian cargo hubs Port Houston and the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, together with four other partners, have signed a landmark agreement to form a strategic alliance aimed at accelerating the transatlantic green transition. The two ports are joined by the Center for Houston’s Future, Waterstofne

about 2 years ago

Northern Lights CCS project grabs a slice of EU's Connecting Europe Facility funding

Infrastructure

Northern Lights CCS project grabs a slice of EU funding

The European Commission (EC) has awarded €131 million for the Northern Lights carbon capture and storage (CCS) project under its Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) funding scheme. A total of eight cross-border energy infrastructure projects are getting a part of the EU funds. EU Member States have end

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Norway’s largest zero-emission ferry launched in Turkey

Turkish Cemre Shipyard has launched NB1091 Hinnøy, Norway’s largest zero-emission ferry.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

LNG-powered tanker Liselotte Essberger named in Hamburg

E&S Tankers, a Germany-based joint venture between shipping companies Essberger Tankers and Stolt Tankers, has christened the first of four new LNG-powered parcel chemical tankers.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

VTTI and Höegh LNG propose to develop FSRU-based energy terminal in Vlissingen port

Dutch energy infrastructure company VTTI and Norwegian owner and operator of LNG carriers and FSRUs Höegh LNG have signed an agreement to study options to develop and operate the FSRU-based Zeeland Energy Terminal in the Vlissingen port area in the Netherlands. Expected to become operational in the

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Maersk’s first large methanol-fueled boxship to work on Asia-Europe route

The first of eighteen large methanol-powered vessels ordered by Danish shipping and logistics giant A.P. Moller-Maersk will be deployed on the Asia-Europe trade lane, the company revealed.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Peninsula delivers LNG to EPS’ Starway at Gibraltar Port

Maritime fuel supplier Peninsula has delivered LNG to Suezmax crude oil tanker, Starway, owned by Singapore-based Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) at the Gibraltar Port. Peninsula’s first purpose-built 12,500 cubic meter LNG bunker vessel, Levante LNG, supplied EPS’ Starway with approximately 3,500 cu

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Alfa Laval fuel supply system for industry’s first methanol boxship retrofit project

Danish shipping giant Maersk has selected Alfa Laval’s fuel supply system FCM Methanol for its pioneering methanol retrofit project.

about 2 years ago

HMS Somerset was joined by five other Royal Navy ships and a Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship during the deployment; Source: UK's Ministry of Defence

Infrastructure

After pipeline incident, JEF partners pool resources for subsea infrastructure protection in Baltic Sea

The Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) has embarked on an exercise in the Baltic Sea region to protect subsea infrastructure.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

KPI OceanConnect performs LNG bunkering op for SFL’s new car carrier

Marine energy solutions provider KPI OceanConnect, in cooperation with Titan Clean Fuels and SFL Corporation, has completed the first LNG bunkering operation for SFL’s newly built car carrier Emden. The LNG bunkering operation took place in the Port of Emden, KPI OceanConnect informed on December 5.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Höegh Autoliners and Sumitomo Corporation forge alliance on ammonia bunkering in Singapore and Jacksonville ports

Japanese conglomerate Sumitomo Corporation and Norwegian RoRo shipping company Höegh Autoliners have joined forces to explore the adoption of clean ammonia as a bunker fuel for Ro-Ro cargo vessels. The agreement targets ports in Singapore and Jacksonville, USA, with plans set to kick in from 2027. T

about 2 years ago