Damen Receives Class and Flag State Approval for Methanol-Ready Tug Design
Damen Shipyards Group has taken a notable step toward alternative fuel adoption in the harbour tug segment, securing approval from […]
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Bernhard Schulte Christens First LNG-Powered CO2 Carrier in China
Bernhard Schulte, the shipowning arm of Schulte Group, has marked a significant step in carbon transport infrastructure with the christening
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Scan Global Logistics Deepens Biofuel Collaboration with Hapag-Lloyd
Logistics provider Scan Global Logistics has moved to expand its existing biofuel partnership with container shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd, integrating the
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EmissionLink Completes FuelEU Pooling Submissions for More Than 600 Vessels
Compliance solutions provider EmissionLink has successfully processed FuelEU Maritime pooling submissions covering over 600 ships during the first 2025 compliance
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New York Senator Pushes for Zero-Emission Ferries by 2042
A new legislative push in New York State could reshape how ferries operate across the region’s waterways, with a bill
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Anew Climate Establishes Singapore Hub to Bridge Asia-Pacific Carbon and Low-Carbon Fuel Markets
US-based carbon and clean energy company Anew Climate has opened a new office in Singapore, marking a strategic move to
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Finnlines Breaks Ground on First Methanol-Fuelled Ro-Pax Vessel in New Hansa Superstar Series
Steel has been cut on what will become one of the most technologically advanced ferries operating in the Baltic region.
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NYK Line Begins Sea Trials of Methane Slip Reduction System on LNG Bunkering Vessel
Japanese shipping company NYK Line has moved one step closer to addressing one of LNG’s most persistent environmental challenges, launching
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Maersk Takes Delivery of Second Dual-Fuel Methanol Vessel in Six-Ship Series
AP Moller Maersk has added another methanol-capable container ship to its growing alternative fuels fleet, marking another step in the
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