A report from the International Council on Clean Transportation shows the wide margins for error in assessing emissions from alternative fuels.

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore has poured cold water on recent assertions that the port was ready to conduct ammonia bunkering trials this year.

For the first time, the Panama Ship Registry has become eligible for the US Coast Guard’s Qualship 21 programme.

A US-bound oil tanker has been detained by the Iranian navy in the latest incident to hit international shipping operating in the Middle East.

Wind-assist stands on the cusp of significant development in the maritime industry in coming years as the benefits of technological progress and a purely cost-free renewable resource gain momentum.

ABS and Mencast have agreed to collaborate on using additive manufacturing applications to create critical components on vessels.

A study by the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) has found that conducting ammonia bunkering pilots in Singapore would involve low to mitigable risks, enabling such a pilot project.

A report by Lloyd’s Register and Thetius has called for the establishment of an independent cross-industry body to support the safe development of artificial intelligence for maritime organisations.

In one of the most compelling solutions yet devised to the decarbonisation conundrum, UK-based Silverstream Technologies’ air lubrication system (ALS) is helping shipping lines of all types reduce fuel consumption and emissions by between 5% and 10%.