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Naming of world’s largest LNG bunker vessel
Owned by MOL and chartered by Total, the 18,600 cbm-capacity vessel was named Gas Agility at a ceremony in Rotterdam today (18 September).
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Rhys Berry
Construction starts on Finnlines’ second hybrid Ro-Ro vessel
A steel cutting ceremony for Finnlines’ second new hybrid Ro-Ro vessel was held at the Chinese Nanjing Jinling shipyard on Wednesday (16 September). The new ship is part of Finnlines’… Please login or register to...
Ian Taylor
Japan’s first LNG bunkering vessel edges nearer to operation
The newly named Kaguya, which will be operated by Central LNG Marine Fuel Japan Corporation, will begin supplying LNG ‘in October or later this year’.
ECSA & ICS study critical of EU approach on ETS
A preliminary study commissioned by the European Community Shipowners’ Associations (ECSA) and the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) – conducted well before the European Parliament’s vote this week to...
Lesley Bankes-Hughes
China and decarbonisation: a work in progress?
In the next of his national decarbonisation policy overviews, Mark William finds that China is addressing the issue – but shipping is not top of the list Powerhouse with an… Please login or register to continue...
Mark Williams
Launch of world’s first hydrogen-powered dual-fuelled 1 MW capacity engine
By injecting and burning hydrogen, CO2 emissions from the new engine, developed by BeHydro, are reduced by up to 85%.
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LR and Methanol Institute set to publish methanol bunkering guide
Lloyd’s Register (LR) and the Methanol Institute (MI) have teamed up to publish a new technical reference publication to provide shipowners, fuel suppliers and port authorities with practical guidance on… Please...
Energy Focus
Naming of world’s largest LNG bunker vessel
Owned by MOL and chartered by Total, the 18,600 cbm-capacity vessel was named Gas Agility at a ceremony in Rotterdam today (18 September).
Japan’s first LNG bunkering vessel edges nearer to operation
The newly named Kaguya, which will be operated by Central LNG Marine Fuel Japan Corporation, will begin supplying LNG ‘in October or later this year’.
China and decarbonisation: a work in progress?
In the next of his national decarbonisation policy overviews, Mark William finds that China is addressing the issue – but shipping is not top of the list Powerhouse with an… Please login or register to continue...
Technology Focus
Construction starts on Finnlines’ second hybrid Ro-Ro vessel
A steel cutting ceremony for Finnlines’ second new hybrid Ro-Ro vessel was held at the Chinese Nanjing Jinling shipyard on Wednesday (16 September). The new ship is part of Finnlines’… Please login or register to...
Launch of world’s first hydrogen-powered dual-fuelled 1 MW capacity engine
By injecting and burning hydrogen, CO2 emissions from the new engine, developed by BeHydro, are reduced by up to 85%.
Corvus Energy to supply ESS for Amsterdam all-electric ferries
Corvus Energy has been awarded a contract to supply lithium-ion battery-based energy storage systems (ESS) for five new all-electric ferries being built by Holland Shipyard Group for Amsterdam’s municipal public…...
