EC package may prove ineffective, greatly impact European shipowners and undermine global efforts to meet required environmental objectives, it says.
Stabilis will deploy LNG transportation and distribution equipment from its liquefaction facilities in Texas and Louisiana; services available in 2021.
Industry association has studied the European Commission’s “Fit for 55” package and highlights a number of potential consequences and concerns.
Joint Study Framework will verify and organise common issues for use of ammonia as a maritime fuel, which is a new challenge for maritime stakeholders.
‘The launch of our company website signifies the readiness of Singfar to engage with relevant stakeholders to achieve our mission of enabling sustainable trade,’ Managing Director...
World’s first ‘green’ fuel mandate for the sector would actually boost the use of LNG, a fossil fuel, claims green group Transport & Environment (T&E).
‘We need urgent action but action must result in decarbonisation rather than a pure money grab,’ states Guy Platten, secretary general of ICS.
European Commission outlines a range of legal proposals aligning climate and energy legislation with the bloc's 55pc emissions-reduction target by 2030.
‘IMO 2030 is approaching and it is clear the shipping industry is moving in the direction of consuming more sustainable marine fuels such as biofuels,’ explains...
Draft ‘Fuel EU Maritime’ law, which does not provide incentives to invest in e-fuels but promotes LNG and biofuels as an alternative to fuel oil, is...
