UK-based engineering group Kent has been awarded a front-end engineering and design contract for the Prinos CO2 storage project in northern Greece, under an agreement with EnEarth, a subsidiary of …
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A new carbon inset trial launched by DP World, named Insetify, will begin on 1 April and target ocean freight forwarding customers in Belgium, Portugal and Sweden. It offers automatic …
Northern Lights has signed a long-term charter agreement and a shipbuilding contract for a 12,000 m³ liquefied CO2 carrier to support the project’s Phase 2 expansion. The contracts were marked …
The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and South Korean shipbuilding group HD Hyundai have launched a joint development project to examine the feasibility of nuclear-powered electric propulsion for large container …
Korean Register (KR) has reported the results of land-based tests of an exhaust gas after-treatment system developed for megawatt-scale ammonia-fuelled engines. The system was developed by KR in collaboration with …
Jeroen van Heiningen, Founder and Managing Director, 123Carbon Louise Dobler, Decarbonisation Manager, Climate Solutions, DSD Norden Jessica Tomkins, Supply Chain Projects Director, DP World Ignacio Cerdeiro Rigatozzo, Business Development and …
Merten Stein, Head of Shipping Advisory, West Europe & Middle East, DNV Steven Jan van Hengel, Senior Business Development Manager, Energy Transition, Port of Rotterdam Martha Nord-Varhaug Boge, Business Development …
Chara Georgopoulou, Head of Maritime R&D and Advisory, DNV Kaisa Nikulainen, CEO, ROTOBOOST Frode Helland-Evebø, Director Business Development, SMDERI-QET Christiaan Nijst, Co Founder & CTO, Value Maritime Stian Aakre, General …
A coalition of 87 shipping companies, ports and clean-fuel producers has urged the International Maritime Organization to adopt its Net-Zero Framework in 2026, following the decision in October 2025 to …
European tanker owner RFOcean has signed a binding long-term, fixed-price e-methanol offtake agreement with ETFuels, with supply scheduled to begin in 2030. The agreement is intended to support compliance with …
Norway’s Kongsberg Maritime has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with PT PAL Indonesia, the country’s largest state-owned shipyard, as part of a wider effort to expand its role in …
Five of the world’s largest container lines have signalled that onboard carbon capture and storage could become a material pillar of maritime decarbonisation, provided regulators move quickly to remove legal …
Clear Carbon and Sea have partnered to embed maritime emissions directly into enterprise-wide carbon reporting and forecasting systems. The collaboration integrates Sea’s specialised shipping emissions data, covering Scope 1 and …
Swiss engine designer WinGD has completed both type approval testing and factory acceptance testing for its X52DF-A-1.0 two-stroke engine, in what the company describes as a first for an ammonia-fuelled …
The IMO’s Sub-Committee on Pollution Prevention and Response (PPR) agreed a series of draft technical amendments at its 13th session in London in February, work that will shape how alternative …
Drydocks World, the ship repair and retrofit specialist owned by DP World, has joined the Maritime Emissions Reduction Centre (MERC), an Athens-based non-profit consortium focused on practical emissions-reduction solutions. The …
BAR Technologies, the Portsmouth-based engineering firm, has warned that the proliferation of overlapping frameworks is placing unprecedented compliance pressure on operators trading across multiple jurisdictions. The result, the company argues, …
BAR Technologies, the Portsmouth-based engineering firm, has warned that the proliferation of overlapping frameworks is placing unprecedented compliance pressure on operators trading across multiple jurisdictions. The result, the company argues, …
European shipowners and ports are pressing Brussels to clarify rules for cross-border CO2 transport, warning that regulatory delays could slow the development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) infrastructure. Industry …
A three-year industry–academia collaboration led by the National University of Singapore’s Centre for Hydrogen Innovations and supported by the Singapore Maritime Institute has been established to develop next-generation ammonia-fuelled marine …
The Eurazeo Sustainable Maritime Infrastructure II (ESMI II) fund, launched in December 2025, has exceeded its initial first closing target of €125m and is approaching half of its €400m final …
Seabound, a British start-up developing onboard carbon capture technology, has completed its first full-scale carbon capture units at its research and development facility in Doncaster. After land-based testing using a …
Europe’s ferry industry is pressing Brussels to pause the final phase-in of the EU Emissions Trading System for maritime transport, warning that the policy risks distorting transport markets while failing …
Northern Lights, the carbon capture and storage joint venture between by Equinor, Shell and TotalEnergies, has awarded long-term time charters for three new LCO2 carriers, with a fourth vessel set …
A new Ultramax bulk carrier concept from Oshima Shipbuilding has received approval in principle from Lloyd’s Register. The AiP covers a 64,000 dwt vessel developed to operate on several alternative …
Associated British Ports (ABP), LBC Tank Terminals, North Sea Port and Denmark’s Port of Esbjerg have signed memoranda of understanding to explore dedicated shipping corridors for captured CO2 between northern …
New measurements from the EU-backed CLEANSHIP project in Denmark have demonstrated that running a vessel on pure biodiesel can cut black carbon emissions by as much as 81 per cent …
Capital Clean Energy Carriers has taken delivery of Active, the world’s first large-scale 22,000 cubic metre low-pressure LCO2 carrier. Built at Hyundai Mipo Dockyard, the vessel illustrates how shipping is …
Capital Clean Energy Carriers has taken delivery of Active, the world’s first large-scale 22,000 cubic metre low-pressure LCO2 carrier. Built by Hyundai Mipo Dockyard, the vessel illustrates how shipping is …
Convened by Lloyd’s Register, acting as lead and secretariat, the newly launched Maritime Nuclear Consortium brings together companies spanning reactor design, shipbuilding, security, insurance and legal regulation with the goal …
CF Industries, Trafigura and TFG Marine have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to coordinate production, logistics and bunkering infrastructure, aiming to build a viable supply chain for low-carbon ammonia …
The Panama Canal Authority has signed a five-year cooperation agreement with marine fuels supplier Monjasa, which will embed environmental, social and governance priorities into a critical component of global maritime …
ClassNK has granted approval in principle to a bulk carrier concept from Oshima Shipbuilding that combines multiple-alternative-fuels readiness with onboard carbon capture and storage (OCCS) capability, highlighting how ship designers …
Rotterdam Shore Power (RSP) has selected ABB to engineer and construct a network of shore power installations with a combined capacity exceeding 100 megavolt-amperes. Once operational, the system will supply …
The Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance (ZEMBA) has selected Hapag-Lloyd and North Sea Container Line to supply transport services using e-methanol and e-ammonia respectively. Based on commitments to date, the …
A life cycle assessment (LCA) conducted by the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation has found that onboard carbon capture can cut life cycle emissions by nearly 8 per cent, but …
CMA CGM and DHL Global Forwarding have agreed to jointly deploy nearly 9,000 tonnes of second-generation biofuel in a deal that combines the physical use of biofuels across a container …
The Nordic Roadmap for the Introduction of Sustainable Zero Carbon Fuels in Shipping for 2025 to 2027 is managed by DNV with support from Everllence, IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute, …
Chinese battery manufacturer CATL’s marine subsidiary, Contemporary Amperex Electric Vessel, unveiled what it describes as a fully integrated ‘ship, shore and cloud’ model at Marintec China 2025. The system brings …
Northern Lights, a joint venture between Shell, Equinor and TotalEnergies, has issued its first certificates verifying permanent carbon storage in the Aurora reservoir, which will boost efforts to build a …
The programme, formally titled the Nordic Roadmap for the Introduction of Sustainable Zero Carbon Fuels in Shipping for 2025 to 2027, is managed by DNV with support from Everllence, IVL …
Hyundai Motor Company has partnered with HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering and Pusan National University to develop fuel cell systems for liquefied hydrogen carriers. The three organisations will develop …
Northern Lights has taken delivery of its third LCO2 carrier. The vessel, Northern Phoenix, was handed over by Dalian Shipbuilding Industry in China and is now en route to Norway …
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has confirmed its Council membership for the 2026 to 2027 biennium, concluding a closely watched election cycle marked by geopolitical manoeuvring and intensifying debate over …
Tallink’s shuttle vessel MyStar has joined Gasum’s FuelEU Maritime compliance pool following a new bio-LNG supply and pooling agreement between the Nordic energy company and Tallink’s long-standing fuel provider Elenger. …
The United Kingdom and Indonesia have signed a wide-ranging maritime agreement valued at £4 billion, marking a major bilateral defence and industrial collaboration announced by both governments. Focused on naval …
Peninsula has significantly expanded its presence in the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp region with the launch of a new biofuel storage and blending facility at Rotterdam’s Chane Terminal. The development reflects growing demand …
INTERTANKO has renewed its call for a single, globally coherent regulatory framework on greenhouse gas emissions, as the tanker sector seeks certainty on maritime decarbonisation pathway. The association’s Council convened …
Green Worldwide Shipping has introduced a weekly consolidation service between Hamburg, Bremerhaven and Savannah that embeds certified low-carbon fuel insets into every shipment. The initiative reflects a broader shift in …
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