A new initiative aimed at accelerating the implementation of methane emission monitoring and reduction technologies in the maritime sector is being launched by seven shipping and energy companies.

CMA CGM is setting up a $1.5bn fund to accelerate the energy transition in shipping and logistics.

Ardmore Shipping senior executive Mark Cameron say there are serious safety and handling challenges in using ammonia and hydrogen as a marine fuel.

With the life of a ship 25 years making existing vessels more carbon-efficient is going to be an essential part of the decarbonisation process.

Globeleq, an independent power company focused on Africa, has signed an MoU with four Egyptian government entities to create a green hydrogen facility at the Suez Canal Economic Zone.

CSSC Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding is to build a 14,000 cu m LNG refueling vessel for domestic LNG industry player, Anhui Changjiang LNG Company.

Chile's Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of Economy, and Innovation of the City-State of Hamburg, represented by its Mayor and Governor, and the Hamburg Port Authority have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the export of green...

The UK is set to pass a law to provide regulations for nuclear powered merchant ships.

Bolloré Logistics has joined the Shippers’ Coalition for Low Carbon Maritime Transport an association with the goal to encourage the industrial use of alternative power solutions, such as wind-assisted propulsion.

The push towards using ammonia as a fuel is gaining momentum in Asia with three major projects announced in the last week.