Pilot project led by Spanish energy research institute shows synthetic fuels for shipping can be produced from waste streams.
Move marks return of HSFO bunkering in the country for the first time since 2020, expanding local marine fuel options.
The operation followed regulatory clearance for a two-truck-to-ship setup, with the supplier now looking to optimise turnaround times in upcoming deliveries.
COSCO Shipping Lines’ order for 12 engines for 18,000-TEU newbuilds at Jiangnan Shipyard pushed Everllence’s two-stroke dual-fuel portfolio past the 2,000-unit milestone.
Updated 6 February 2026
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Norway will not be able to apply the FuelEU Maritime regulation as early as previously expected, after required EEA–EU clarifications were not completed in time.
An alliance representing the world’s three largest ship registries is preparing to seek consultative status at the IMO.
FuelEU Maritime could become applicable in Norway as early as 1 January 2026, the Norwegian Maritime Authority (NMA) said in an update published on 12
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