Company’s report Asia Pacific as the proving ground for overcoming shipping’s carbon-neutral fuel deadlocks, showing early green hydrogen and e-fuel projects advancing across major ports.
ABS, Marinteknik Shipbuilders, SeaTech Solutions International, and VINSSEN signed a research collaboration agreement to advance the development of a hydrogen fuel cell-powered harbour craft.
HKSOA says the programme brings together representatives from its member companies, empowering them to become certified trainers in the safe and effective use of alternative bunker...
A total of 45 vessels with alternative-fuel capability were ordered in the first quarter of 2026, representing a year-on-year decline of 40%, says Jason Stefanatos, Global...
Deendayal Port Authority has obtained PRL of 6 for Kandla Port for bio-methanol bunkering operations while V.O. Chidambaranar Port Authority is developing a green methanol bunkering...
Dr. Shahrin Osman highlights DNV’s role in supporting Singapore in its efforts to prepare its maritime sector for the challenges in areas of decarbonization, digitalization, technology,...
A consortium of Japanese companies has successfully completed hydrogen co-firing operations across all cylinders of a large, two-stroke hydrogen marine engine.
Funds will advance the use of Aurora’s technology for marine vessels, further supporting the company’s commercialisation.
“Dong Fang Qing Gang” completed a sailing distance of 83.7 km with a total duration of approximately eight hours before berthing at Hangzhou Xiasha Port during...
Reformer converts ammonia, methanol, or LNG into hydrogen directly onboard the ship, allowing propulsion and power generation machinery and equipment to operate on full or partial...
