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Wed24Sep |
The world's largest methanol producer has struck new partnerships in Europe and Asia to expand its marine fuel supply network. |
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Wed24Sep |
The UK will launch a Maritime Innovation Hub in April 2026 to fast-track green shipping technologies. |
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Wed24Sep |
The ship was bunkered with 300 mt of green methanol by Sinopec Fuel Sales Co. |
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Wed24Sep |
The facility is set to open in 2028 as the first dedicated LNG bunker terminal on the US Gulf Coast. |
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Wed24Sep |
By utilising a B30 biofuel blend, the ferry aims to reduce lifecycle emissions by about 20%. |
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Wed24Sep |
Global VLSFO prices remain at their lowest level since early May. |
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Tue23Sep |
Meanwhile, Trump blasts NATO for aiding Russia's war with Ukraine. |
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Tue23Sep |
Jamaica's maritime community is observing Maritime Awareness Week from September 22-26, echoing the IMO's call for urgent action to safeguard the oceans. |
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Tue23Sep |
The new hire was previously a marine fuels trader for Oilmar in Houston from November 2023 to this month. |
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Tue23Sep |
The company aims to offer retrofit solutions that would let existing ships run on ethanol. |
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Tue23Sep |
The Australian project targets renewable methanol demand from the shipping sector. |
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Tue23Sep |
BIMCO is drafting a new time charter clause on the use of biofuels and seeking industry feedback. |
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Tue23Sep |
Certification marks a milestone for OceanWings' automated wingsail system as shipping turns to wind to cut fuel use and emissions. |
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Tue23Sep |
Cavotec to deliver Maldives' first shore power system, letting ships plug into electricity at berth. |
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Tue23Sep |
Peder Møller will take over as CEO of the world's largest marine fuels firm on October 6, succeeding Keld R. Demant. |
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Tue23Sep |
In July, Sri Lanka's Supreme Court ordered a $1 billion payment over the 2021 X-Press Pearl disaster. |
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Tue23Sep |
The onboard carbon capture system can achieve a carbon capture rate of more than 90%. |
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Tue23Sep |
The World Shipping Council warns that without cost-competitive zero-carbon fuels, shipowners may continue using oil and buy compliance credits. |
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Tue23Sep |
The first of the tankers will be delivered in the third quarter of 2027. |
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Tue23Sep |
Rob Mortimer, CEO of Fuelre4m, sets out a case against the IMO's net-zero framework. |
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