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Tue17Feb |
Suzun Marine Fuels aims to be the first global bunkering firm focused on truck-to-ship deliveries. |
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Tue17Feb |
The centre is advancing work on efficiency technologies, wind propulsion and data-led optimisation. |
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Tue17Feb |
Draft amendments agreed at the IMO level would enable certification of engines running on non-carbon fuels such as ammonia and hydrogen. |
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Mon16Feb |
But Citi predicts lower prices as peace deals are reached with Iran and Russia/Ukraine. |
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Mon16Feb |
The combined company will operate a fleet of more than 400 ships with capacity over 3 million TEU. |
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Mon16Feb |
Upgrade adds new analytics and reporting features aimed at improving offshore vessel efficiency and compliance. |
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Mon16Feb |
Pacific International Lines has marked the first Red Sea call of one of its LNG-fuelled vessels. |
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Mon16Feb |
Hapag-Lloyd states that an approval from the State of Israel is necessary if it proceeds with the purchase of the firm. |
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Mon16Feb |
But some see the current climate as an opportunity to expand on favourable terms, sources at IE Week events tell Ship & Bunker. |
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Mon16Feb |
The study sets out risk findings and recommendations to support the safe adoption of ammonia as a marine fuel. |
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