Green Fuel

MOL and Vale Plan Tri-Fuel Ore Carriers to Cut Emissions on Global Iron Ore Routes

Klaipeda Plans Green Methanol Bunkering Vessel as Baltic Fuel Demand Grows

Towngas Calls for Green Methanol Bunkering to Feature in Hong Kong’s Five-Year Maritime Strategy

Singapore Expands LNG Bunkering Network With Eight New Licenses

EUKOR Completes First Green Methanol Bunkering

Royal Caribbean’s Newest Cruise Ship Receives First BioLNG Bunkering in Cádiz

Royal Caribbean’s Newest Cruise Ship Receives First BioLNG Bunkering in Cádiz

Sweden Clears Two Offshore Wind Projects While Tightening Approval Process

Sweden Clears Two Offshore Wind Projects While Tightening Approval Process

Wartsila to Power Grimaldi’s Next-Generation Ferries with Flexible and Hybrid Propulsion Systems

ClassNK Launches First Shipbuilding Carbon Footprint Notation to Strengthen Emissions Transparency

Bureau Veritas and Shenzhen Port Group Join Forces to Advance Green Shipping Corridors

Norway Invests $130 Million to Accelerate Fleet of Zero-Emission Vessels

Norway has reinforced its position as a global leader in green shipping by committing more than $130 million to build 10 new zero-emission vessels. The investment is part of a broader strategy to decarbonise domestic shipping and develop the fuel infrastructure required to support the industry’s…

Nuclear Propulsion Moves Closer to Reality as Class Societies Back New Ship Concepts

As shipping searches for long-term alternatives to fossil fuels, nuclear propulsion is again entering the conversation. Recent approvals from two major classification societies suggest the industry is beginning to seriously evaluate how nuclear technology could fit into commercial fleets of the…