New station will supply green hydrogen for passenger vehicles, heavy-duty transport, ships and port operations, laying the foundation for a new low-emission transport ecosystem in Lithuania.
DNV says shipowners are adopting more varied fuel strategies, reflecting a growing emphasis on optionality, regulatory compliance and risk management in long-life vessel investments.
Consortium demonstrated that large vessels can already be powered at berth using existing hydrogen, battery, fuel cell and electrical technologies integrated into a modular floating system.
Highlights of IMO’s MSC 111 include approved interim guidelines for ships using hydrogen and ammonia cargo as fuels as well as endorsed work plans to address...
New RP outlines the competence requirements for crew, inspectors, and technical personnel to support the proper handling of hydrogen systems on board ships.
ZESTAs launched the Global Liquid Hydrogen Alliance, dedicated to advancing pure green hydrogen and liquid hydrogen as a deployable, scalable, and commercially viable zero-emission fuel for...
Renewable hydrogen’s potential to develop low-emission fuels for aviation and shipping, as well as key inputs for fertiliser could also help improve the nation’s energy resilience...
DNV has revised down its mid-century hydrogen outlook since its previous hydrogen forecast in 2022 due to a lack of policy support which has led to...
Wärtsilä will contribute to a EU-funded project by developing a combustion concept that enables internal combustion engines to operate safely and efficiently on a blend of...
‘After a slow start to the year, it is encouraging to see an uptick in orders for alternative-fuelled vessels in April, says Jason Stefanatos, Global Decarbonization...