Large PCTC featuring batteries, shore power capability and efficiency upgrades will operate on the Asia–Europe route, with provision for future ammonia fuel use.
Alfa Laval–Wallenius joint venture books first sale of its Wing 560 wind-propulsion system, with installation on an undisclosed vessel set for Europe in early 2027.
Spain’s Bahía de Bizkaia Gas terminal has begun offering certified bioLNG loading for ships and tankers, enabling traceable renewable gas supply via interconnected European infrastructure.
Investment firm Eurazeo has reached a €175 million first closing for its second sustainable maritime infrastructure fund, aimed at financing low-emission vessels, port assets and
German battery supplier Lehmann Marine will deliver 3.8 MWh energy storage systems for three new all-electric passenger ferries set to enter service in Hamburg in
The Spirit of Toulouse leads a three-ship programme aimed at sharply lowering emissions on Airbus’s transatlantic component trades.
Renewed framework deal will allow Anemoi customers to access wind propulsion integration and installation services across COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry yards in China.
Lloyd’s Register’s advisory arm will help LPG trader and shipowner Geogas prepare for the first FuelEU Maritime compliance cycle, including the design and execution of
Partners behind the Turku–Stockholm green corridor say advances in biogas use, shore power and port electrification are laying the groundwork for fossil-free operations by 2035.
The Yokohama operation used domestically produced biomethanol and is expected to support wider rollout of methanol bunkering across Japan.
