Tag: shipping

bp and the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping today signed a partnership agreement committing to a long-term collaboration on the development of new alternative fuels and low carbon solutions for the shipping industry.

The studies will analyze the industry’s use of each fuel or power technology, including availability, life-cycle emission characteristics and economic aspects.

Berge Bulk tests solar power onboard one of its vessels

Unitrove successfully delivered the UK’s first liquefied natural gas bunkering facility at Teesport in May 2015.

The changes in network are primarily aimed at providing higher predictability and offering more flexibility to customers’ supply chains.

Various barge operators, deep-sea terminals and inland terminals are working together to bundle container flows along corridors between Rotterdam and the hinterland.

Energy Observer – the first hydrogen vessel around the world – and Air Liquide have been working together since the launch of this laboratory ship which aims to demonstrate the key role of hydrogen in the energy transition.

The experiences after the first couple of arrivals have been positive and have resulted in reductions in consumption and CO2-emissions.

Maersk is redesigning its ocean network in West & Central Asia that connects countries including India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, UAE and Saudi Arabia to the world.

The companies plan to develop a range of safe, sustainable and competitive technologies that can reduce emissions from existing assets and help to enable a net-zero emissions future for shipping.

Golden Horizon is the world’s largest square-rigged sailing vessel and a near-replica of the 1913 built France II.

The integrated LNG project consists of producing natural gas from the Fairview, Arcadia, Roma and Scotia fields, located in the Bowen-Surat Basin in Queensland, Australia.