MOL has bunkered its capesize Lambert Maru with a B30 blend in Singapore for Anglo American, supporting the miner’s Scope 3 reduction goals.
The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation’s Project LOTUS trial shows B24 biofuel blends can be used safely and reliably over extended periods.
The IMO’s sub-committee has finalised interim guidelines for the use of hydrogen in shipping.
Half of the ship tonnage ordered in 2024 was built to run on alternative fuels, but large-scale production of e-methanol and e-ammonia remains out of
DNV said no alternative-fuel newbuilds were ordered last month, the first pause since 2018.
Lloyd’s Register has unveiled a new advisory service to guide the shipping industry through the safe, compliant and scalable adoption of biofuels.
Built for KOTUG Canada, the new dual-fuel methanol escort tugs will support tanker operations on the Trans Mountain route.
The Baltic port can now supply up to seven vessels with clean electricity at berth.
Babcock’s LGE business has received approval in principle (AiP) from Lloyd’s Register (LR) for its ecoCPTR onboard carbon capture system. The technology combines Aqualung’s facilitated
India has broken ground on its first green methanol bunkering facility at Tuticorin Port.
