Singapore has made significant progress in the supply of alternative fuels as bunker sales of biofuel blends increased to 520,000 tonnes in 2023, which more than tripled from 140,000 tonnes in 2022.
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The renewal of the global shipping fleet made a significant stride in 2023, with […]
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This year proved once again that the maritime industry is one of the most important and exciting industries on the planet. As 2023 comes to a close, we’re taking a…
There will be a range of costs expected from switching to zero-emission containerships in deep-sea and coastal routes, a recent report from UMAS finds.
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The shipping industry is turning its attention to green and blue alternatives in order to meet the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) targets for the use of zero or near-zero fuels…
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Despite the challenges that defined this year, the maritime industry may be closing the […]
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German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd is eyeing a potential 4,500 TEU newbuilding vessel with wind-assisted propulsion as part of the company’s R&D activities involving alternative technologies and fuels.
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Singapore’s shipping company Pacific International Lines (PIL) and Dubai-based port operator DP World have signed a memorandum […]
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Should hydrogen ever become the long-distance trucking fuel of the future, its abilities are increasingly likely to be proved out first in applications other than an 18-wheeler.
One test of hydrogen’s reliability as a fuel is ongoing along the San Francisco waterfront, where a company called Switch is already operating a hydrogen-powered ferry, the Sea Change. The catamaran ferry launched in August.
The ability to move from one hydrogen-powered vessel to a bigger fleet got a boost last month with...
The Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) of major global shipping lines have issued a joint declaration at COP 28, urging the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to create the necessary regulatory conditions…
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