Enagás has launched a Bio-LNG bunkering service at its Musel Energy Hub in Gijón, expanding Spain’s low-carbon fuel infrastructure for shipping.
The new partnership aims to fund green port projects, with a focus on ports in the Global South.
The agreement aims to establish a large-scale green methanol production facility to supply ships with low-carbon fuel and position Dhofar as a regional bunkering hub.
The new training system equips seafarers with the skills to safely handle methanol as a marine fuel, supporting shipping’s transition to low-carbon energy.
The ten dual-fuel ships will boost France’s maritime standing and support CMA CGM’s long-term commitment to cleaner shipping.
The dual-fuel vessel can burn traditional marine fuels and methanol.
The deal will add a fifth Baltic Sea route for Stena Line, linking Umeå in Sweden with Vaasa in Finland.
The agreement aims to accelerate the transition to low-emission marine fuels and promote digitalisation across the maritime sector.
Company prepares for first vessel installation following successful factory testing.
The 7,700-dwt HTM Harriet can deliver conventional fuels, biofuels, and methanol.
