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Indonesia’s hydrogen corridor plans

Indonesia has launched a 194km hydrogen green corridor linking Jakarta, Karawang and Patimban as part of a wider strategy to strengthen energy security and accelerate the adoption of alternative fuels. …

Paradip Port is strengthening its position as a green energy export hub through new international partnerships and investment in port infrastructure for alternative fuels. A high-level Japanese delegation from Mitsubishi …

Western Baltic Engineering has unveiled a new concept design for a green methanol bunkering vessel, reinforcing its commitment to supporting the maritime industry’s transition to cleaner fuels through innovative engineering …

Samskip’s SeaShuttle container vessel programme has become the latest demonstrator in the EU-funded HyShip project, bringing hydrogen-powered short sea shipping a step closer to commercial deployment on one of Europe’s …

Dutch shipbuilder Concordia Damen has secured a contract to build two methanol ready river cruise vessels for TUI River Cruises, with delivery scheduled for 2028. The newbuilds will support TUI …

Gothenburg RoRo Terminal has surpassed one million operating hours using HVO across its machine fleet, marking a major sustainability milestone for port equipment operations. The milestone, reached in May 2026, …

The Ports of Barcelona and Shanghai have signed a strategic port agreement to strengthen cooperation on methanol, alternative fuels and sustainable port infrastructure. This agreement formally establishes a “sister ports” …

Klaipėda Port has opened Lithuania’s first green hydrogen production and refuelling station, supporting the development of low emission transport and sustainable port infrastructure. The new facility will supply hydrogen for …

Hong Kong will introduce new incentives for hydrogen and alternative fuels from June 16 to strengthen its green port infrastructure and maritime decarbonisation objectives. The Marine Department (MD) has launched …

Damen Shipyards Group has received class and flag state approval for its ASD Tug 2713 Fuel Flexible to operate on methanol fuel, marking a significant milestone in the development of …

Construction has officially begun on a new liquefied biogas facility at the Port of Gothenburg, a project expected to strengthen Sweden’s renewable fuel infrastructure and expand access to sustainable energy …

ELIRE Maritime has outlined plans to accelerate commercial deployment of its Hydrogen Floating Power Hub following completion of a UK-backed feasibility programme validating the grid-independent maritime energy system While the …

The Port of Tilbury has highlighted its expanding decarbonisation strategy and clean energy investments during a visit by Maritime Minister Keir Mather and Department for Transport officials this week A …

A new partnership has launched in Rotterdam to accelerate regional hydrogen innovation and strengthen Europe’s emerging hydrogen supply chain through coordinated public-private collaboration. The LAUNCH2 alliance was unveiled during the …

Busan targets greener bunkering

There are plans to develop LNG bunkering and methanol bunkering infrastructure at Busan New Port by 2032 to support maritime energy transition goals. The proposed project includes construction of a …

EnergyPathways has teamed up with Associated British Ports to evaluate the Port of Barrow as a strategic base for the company’s Marram Energy Storage Hub (MESH) project The collaboration agreement …

Hydrogen electrolyser company, Spiral Hydrogen has secured €2.7 million in pre-seed funding and a further €700,000 grant to advance hydrogen production technology at the Port of Rotterdam. The investment, backed …

AYK Energy has completed sea trials for what it calls the world’s most powerful electric tug, marking a significant advance in vessel electrification for port operations. The marine battery manufacturer …

Mediterranean port infrastructure could enable hydrogen production from renewable energy, supporting alternative fuels and accelerating maritime decarbonisation, according to new research. Published in Energy Conversion and Management on ScienceDirect, the …

Deendayal Port Authority says its completed India’s first methanol bunkering demonstration at Kandla port, furthering its port bunkering capabilities and alternative fuels provision aims. The shore-to-ship methanol transfer marks a …

PuriFire Energy has demonstrated new wastewater-to-fuel technology at Shoreham Port, which aims to advance port waste recycling as a means for alternative fuels production. The UK-based innovator publicly showcased its …

India’s Mumbai Port Authority has issued an Expression of Interest (EOI) inviting proposals for the supply of methanol as a marine fuel and the development of associated port infrastructure. The …

Deendayal Port Authority is working on a pilot-scale green hydrogen project at Kandla, Gujarat, centred on metal hydride storage and fuel cell power generation integrated with existing port infrastructure The …

DNV’s fourth Energy Transition Outlook UK 2026 analyses how the UK’s energy system could evolve through to 2060 and assesses progress toward national decarbonisation targets. The report highlights momentum behind …

A feasibility study has concluded that a pipeline transporting ammonia from North Sea Port to industrial regions in Belgium and Germany is technically possible, safe and could become economically viable …

Plans for Australia’s first low-carbon ammonia bunkering hub have moved forward after Pilbara Ports joined forces with Yara Pilbara to develop ship refuelling capability in Western Australia’s Pilbara region The …

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