Both parties will exchange views on LNG and green maritime fuel bunkering business to support Hong Kong’s development as a green maritime fuel bunkering hub.
Partnership will advance adoption of alternative bunker fuels and digital solutions for ports and countries at different stages of readiness.
All three ports have advanced their alternative fuels bunkering capabilities since the corridor’s launch which will prepare them for green fuel trials in the next phase...
MoU between the companies is driven by the accelerating global transition from conventional marine fuels to more environmentally friendly alternatives, particularly in the shipping sector.
Both agree to work collaboratively on developing a training program in safe ammonia handling and in the planning of necessary bunkering infrastructure at Ports of Dampier...
Partnership aims to jointly develop a hydrogen fuel cell-based retrofit solution for an 800 TEU feeder container vessel operating in Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea.
Towngas, Sinopec (Hong Kong) and Sinopec Star will collaborate extensively on clean energy solutions, including hydrogen, green methanol shipping applications and SAF.
MoU – one between ABP and LBC and North Sea Port and one between ABP and the Port of Esbjerg – set the stage for collaborative...
Trio signed a MoU establishing a framework for the parties to work together on advancing low-carbon ammonia as a marine fuel, supporting the global shipping industry's...
MOL will work to expand the use of biodiesel fuel in China, while Sinopec and Marubeni will develop infrastructure and ensure the stable availability of biodiesel...
