FuelEU gets go-ahead from trilogue
Negotiations on the regulation to increase the use of renewable fuels in the maritime sector are over
Norway & Singapore’s eco alliance
The two countries have signed an agreement with the IMO to reduce emissions in ports and shipping
US & Japan agree on green corridor
The Port of Los Angeles and the ports of Tokyo & Yokohama to reduce emissions on trade routes
MOL wants to set up a green value chain
Deal with the Electricity Generation Authority of Thailand to develop hydrogen & ammonia
MITSUI OSK Lines’ 1st net zero trip
The Cajun Sun, running on bio-methanol, left the US on January 17th and arrived in Antwerp on 4th February
Amsterdam goes for hydrogen
The United Arab Emirates and the Dutch port are going to set up an organic fuel export corridor
Cold ironing in N.Tyrrhenian ports
Road map for supplying electricity to ships presented at Management Committee meeting
UK, the costly race towards Net Zero
Over the next three decades the national maritime sector will need £75 billion to reach the target
CSSC puts its money on wind power
Together with CGN, the giant will finance the construction of a vessel for installing wind turbines