As the industry navigates this period of uncertainty, the key question is no longer ‘what will fuel cost?’ but rather ‘will fuel be available?’, highlights Mithat...
Development has made alternative fuels increasingly more competitive, states Eloi Nordé, shipping policy officer at T&E.
Issues generic interim guidelines on training for seafarers on ships using alternative fuels and new technologies.
Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement to manage 5,000 m3 newbuilding ordered by Japanese trading company ITOCHU Corporation in June.
Operation took place at CHI Shanghai’s shipyard terminal where the COSCO Shipping Libra safely bunkered 2,100 mt of methanol fuel within 10 hours.
Low-carbon methanol supplied this time was produced using a mass balance method.
Bunkering operations was carried out at the Port of Ulsan in South Korea on 28 September.
A total of 14 orders for alternative-fuelled vessels were placed in September 2025.
Steve Bee of VPS highlights the different fuel management approaches required to avoid instability and de-stablization of marine fossil fuels and biofuels.
Like fossil oil, liquid lignin can be used as a platform for fuel, chemical and material applications.
