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NYK conducts trial use of biofuel to advance decarbonization

Energy
In June, NYK bulk carrier Frontier Jacaranda conducted a trial use of biofuel made from waste cooking oil collected and refined in Singapore.

BRS, Deltamarin, BR join forces to provide future emissions and performance toolbox

Innovations
Collaboration provides a pathway and tools for shipowners to measure, verify and improve performance

ONE partnering with RBS to address environmental sustainability in shipping

Education & Training
ONE will also help to educate Rutgers’ students from around the world in vital topics relating to global supply chains.

North American Maritime leaders unite to drive GHG emissions out of value chain

Uncategorized
The maritime value chain is critical to the global economy and decarbonization is the key challenge the industry faces in the coming years.

Investigation: How a push to reduce LNG vessel emissions leaves the planet worse-off

Uncategorized
Meeting Asian LNG demand in the future will already be a challenge prior to any new emission restrictions by the IMO.

Report: Hydrogen crucial to decarbonising maritime sector

Energy
Unique opportunity for ports to become hydrogen hubs, report says

Global Ship Lease announces agreement to acquire 12 containerships

Business
Vessels averaging 3,000 TEU chartered to leading liner operators with significant near-term upside potential in strong charter market

First of 40 Concordia Damen inland waterway tankers launched

NewBuilds
The vessels, known as the Parsifal Tankers, will be chartered by Shell and operated by the VT Group/Marlow.

Trafigura and Yara sign MoU to explore opportunities for joint business in clean ammonia

Business
For the first time the two companies intend to collaborate on initiatives that will establish themselves in the clean ammonia value chain.

Denmark, Norway, and the United States to lead Zero-Emission Shipping Mission

Business
The Goal: For ships capable of running on zero-emission fuels to make up at least 5% of the global deep-sea fleet by 2030.

Three Costa’s newest ships will operate in the Mediterranean from spring 2022

Passenger Fleet
The Italian company Costa Cruises has redesigned its cruise offer for the final part of 2021 and for 2022 with new features for the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Emirates and South America.

GEV signs MoU with ILF for hydrogen projects in Europe and Australia

R&D
Suitable projects could be included both onshore and offshore applications for their compressed hydrogen (C-H2) shipping solution.
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