As the summer of record-breaking heatwaves across Europe finally comes to an end, pressure is mounting on the maritime industry to decarbonise faster. But what measures are being put in place to ensure the 2050 global net-zero goals are achieved...

Cosco Shipping, State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC), Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG), and China Certification & Inspection Group (CCIC) have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation for China’s first green methanol industrial chain.

In the latest potential nuclear development for shipping Crowley has inked an agreement with nuclear power firm BWX Technologies (BWXT) to develop a ship concept that has the potential to generate nuclear power.

Saudi Arabia’s role as a crossroads is being accentuated by the Kingdom’s Giga projects and investment in shipping and energy infrastructure.

Attendees at the Saudi Maritime Congress witnessed the signings of Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) between the Saudi Investment Recycling Company (SIRC) and leading shipowning and port entities.

The rise of alternative fuels both for vessel propulsion and as part of cargo such as electric vehicles is resulting in new risks for marine insurers.

Fertiglobe, a partnership between UAE’s ADNOC and Dutch OCI Global have inked a Memorandum of Understanding with AD Ports for ammonia logistics, storage and shipping.

The Ports of Duisburg (Duisport) and Rotterdam have launched a new feasibility study as the next phase in their collaboration to establish hydrogen networks in Europe.

Two of the world’s largest container lines – Maersk and CMA CGM – have decided to work together on decarbonisation of shipping.

China’s Shandong Port Equipment Group and Indonesia-based PT SLM have inked a contract three plus three hybrid barges order for biofuel transportation.