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The latest trial involved a larger-scale barge delivery in Rotterdam to test fuel handling and supply chain operations.
June 9, 2026
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The latest trial involved a larger-scale barge delivery in Rotterdam to test fuel handling and supply chain operations.
The technology was tested aboard a Scorpio Tankers vessel in what the companies describe as the first maritime deployment of a centrifugal carbon capture system.
Conversion of the Seaspan Yangtze marks the first vessel upgraded to run on methanol under a $120 million retrofit initiative.
The document outlines operational and security recommendations for ships navigating the Strait of Hormuz during periods of heightened regional tensions.
The new installation enables vessels to draw renewable electricity from shore while berthed, cutting emissions and noise in port.
The LNG dual-fuel vessel will transport captured carbon dioxide from industrial sites in Europe to permanent storage facilities offshore Norway.
The companies said the expanded agreement will support more than 8,500 mt of CO2e emission reductions through the use of waste-based marine biofuels.
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The container line aims to increase female representation across its fleet through targeted cadet recruitment and dedicated onboard support measures.