‘With overall newbuild order volumes reaching their highest level since 2007, alternative fuel has continued to play a prominent role representing 50% of all tonnage ordered...
New orders grew the total orderbook by more than 50%, to 1,737 vessels while in-service alternative-fuelled fleet also grew strongly, up 18% to 1,860 vessels.
Document intended to prepare and position the port and its stakeholder for adopting low carbon alternative fuels.
Conference will explore Argus’ global analysis on alternative bunker fuels, LNG benefits in the net zero pathway, global clean fuel policy and regulation, and growing demand...
Although results show a slowdown of new orders for alternative-fuelled vessels in November, this follows the strongest month ever in October and the overall trend remains...
Both will cooperate to establish a supply system for next-generation alternative bunker fuels such as methanol, ammonia, and hydrogen as well as wind technology, among others.
Demand from shippers and shipowners is set to grow, with leading retailers inviting carriers to bid on contracts for low emission transport and container lines considering...
Through signing a call to action on green hydrogen for shipping at COP29, the firm has committed to supporting investments in green hydrogen infrastructure and establishing...
Call to action organised by RMI, the UN Climate Change High-Level Champions, the UCL Energy Institute, and the United Nations Foundation.
LNG was once again the biggest driver, building on its strong momentum since July with a total of 66 orders while October also marked the strongest...
