Normec Verifavia targets costly compliance errors in FuelEU Maritime reporting

Shipping companies are facing potentially significant financial consequences from errors in their first FuelEU Maritime (FEUM) submissions, with some mistakes resulting in penalties and...

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Japan’s US$2.7bn investment signals the start of a commercial liquid hydrogen supply chain

Japan has moved beyond demonstrating liquid hydrogen shipping and is beginning to build the commercial infrastructure needed to support it. A programme worth around US$2.7 billion combines investment in specialist carriers, import terminals, storage facilities and pipelines, to create what will...

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DNV publishes framework for verifying OCCS performance

DNV has published a recommended practice establishing a framework for measuring and verifying the performance of onboard carbon capture and storage systems. In the announcement...

MODEC and Eld plan carbon capture-equipped FPSO power system

Japanese offshore engineering company MODEC and Norway’s Eld Energy have signed an MoU to develop a 1.2MW power system integrated with carbon capture for...

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Editorial: Shipping’s decarbonisation challenge has moved beyond the ship

For much of the past decade, maritime decarbonisation has been driven by technology. The industry's biggest questions centred on propulsion. Could methanol engines be made...

Editorial: Five questions answered, and one big message from the EU ETS review

Last week we posed five questions shipping should be asking ahead of the European Commission's long-awaited review of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU...

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Northern Lights awards second CO2 carrier to K Line-MISC consortium

Northern Lights JV has awarded a second LCO2 carrier to a consortium comprising Japan's K Line and Malaysia's MISC. The long-term time charter covers a...

Bernhard Schulte takes delivery of first LCO2 carrier for Northern Lights project

Bernhard Schulte has taken delivery of its first LCO2 carrier, Northern Purpose. The 7,500m3 vessel was christened at Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore in China on...

BIMCO introduces first standard contract for CO2 shipping

BIMCO, the shipping industry’s main trade association, has introduced a standard contract for the carriage of LCO2 to support projects requiring the transportation of...

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ZESTAs launches liquid hydrogen shipping alliance at IMO

The Zero Emission Ship Technology Association (ZESTAs) formally launched the Global Liquid Hydrogen Alliance at the International Maritime Organization’s London headquarters. The alliance will support...

Carbon pricing disputes resurface ahead of MEPC 84

Divisions over carbon pricing and fuel standards are set to dominate negotiations at the forthcoming meeting of the IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC),...

Djibouti presents maritime carbon pricing model to Tanzanian officials

Djibouti has presented its approach to carbon pricing for international transport to the Government of Tanzania as part of discussions on emissions from the...

Shipping groups urge IMO to approve net-zero framework in 2026

A coalition of 87 shipping companies, ports and clean-fuel producers has urged the International Maritime Organization to adopt its Net-Zero Framework in 2026, following...

Asia

Wah Kwong NatPower and CKS sign Hong Kong-Guangdong electric shipping agreement

Wah Kwong NatPower Holdings and Chu Kong Shipping Enterprises (Group) have signed a memorandum of understanding focused on the electrification of waterborne transport between...

Ulsan completes first port-to-ship ammonia bunkering for commercial vessel

A dual-fuel gas carrier has completed the world’s first port-to-ship ammonia bunkering operation for a commercial vessel at Ulsan Port. Approximately 600 tonnes of...

Singapore approves Itochu’s ship-to-ship ammonia bunkering trials

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has authorised Itochu subsidiary ZETA Bunkering to conduct ammonia bunkering trials in Singapore. It is the...

Ulsan completes first port-to-ship ammonia bunkering for commercial vessel

A dual-fuel gas carrier has completed the world’s first port-to-ship ammonia bunkering operation for a commercial vessel at Ulsan Port. Approximately 600 tonnes of...

Valenciaport launches port infrastructure plan to target climate risks

The Port Authority of Valencia has launched a new climate adaptation plan covering the ports of Valencia, Sagunto and Gandia, which  will assess vulnerabilities...

World Bank: Alternative fuel supply, not ship design, is the binding constraint on Asia-Pacific’s maritime transition

A new World Bank regional report on East Asia and the Pacific's maritime sector delivers an uncomfortable message for anyone tracking the pace of...

Can ships become power stations? DRIFT Energy and Commenda Capital move to make offshore hydrogen a financeable maritime asset

DRIFT Energy's strategic partnership with Commenda Capital Partners aims to unlock more than $500 million for a fleet of 50 energy-harvesting vessels. Ships are designed...

MarineFifty and Njord launch maritime energy-efficiency fund

MarineFifty, a sustainability-focused investment company, plans to establish a fund focused on suppliers of maritime energy-efficiency technologies, with Danish consultancy Njord appointed as technical...