Draft interim guidelines aimed at providing international standard provisions for ships using fuel cell power installations have been agreed by International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Sub-Committee on Carriage of Cargoes and Containers (CCC 7).
Fifty-five projects in the UK will receive a share of a £23 million (around $32 million) pot to support the development of innovative technologies aimed at encouraging zero emissions.
British company Inyanga Maritime and French company Ship As A Service (SAAS) have signed a collaboration agreement for the marine renewable energy and offshore wind markets.
German cleantech provider FUELSAVE has secured €3.4 million ($4 million) in fresh funding to expand its team and scale up the production of its advanced combustion conditioning solution.
British oil and gas company bp and Japanese shipping major NYK Line have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to collaborate on future fuels and transportation solutions to help industrial sectors, including shipping, decarbonise.
Søren Skou, CEO of the world’s biggest container shipping company Maersk, has called on the UN maritime body to determine the end date for the use of fossil fuels in the shipping industry.
Carnival Corporation, the world’s largest cruise company, confirmed its aspirations to build zero-emission ships by 2050 that will be operated globally by its nine cruise line brands.
Asian spot LNG prices rose to their highest recorded seasonal level due to European customers competing for limited supply, Reuters reported last week.
In an industry first, classification society ABS has launched a service using sophisticated modeling and simulation technologies to assess the impact of a wide range of vessel decarbonization technologies at the design stage as well as simplifying EEXI and CII compliance.
Norway’s Ministry of Petroleum and Energy is inviting applications for two areas on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) that would be used for CO2 storage. The announcement, issued on 10 September, comes after several players from the industry voiced their interests in the two areas, designated as
Malaysian energy giant Petronas has teamed up with Japanese energy company ENEOS Corporation to develop a clean hydrogen supply chain between the two countries.
Prince Albert II of Monaco has christened the new autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) Albert I de Monaco at GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel.
Classification society ABS, shipbuilder Hudong–Zhonghua Shipbuilding (HZS) and technology company Wärtsilä have partnered up to develop a flexible, future-ready and modular concept for a future multi-fuel electric liquefied natural gas carrier (LNGC).
Oil and gas companies and associated supply chain have started responding to the global energy transition push by announcing strategic business reviews and expansion of focus to cleaner and emissions-free markets more aligned with net-zero targets, as renewable energy sector prepares to enter the re
