With shipping’s energy transition calling for huge investments in new ships, fuels, technologies and supply chains, Enova’s Rune Holmen discusses how governments can best support – and fund – maritime decarbonisation.

In this sixth episode of the First Movers series, Odfjell’s Erik Hjortland discusses the results and lessons learned from the installation of more than 140 energy efficiency technologies across the company’s fleet of 71 chemical tankers. 

As the dust begins to settle on the landmark approval of the first global greenhouse gas (GHG) pricing mechanism for international shipping, the IMO Secretary-General considers the road ahead, and urges the industry to not delay action on decarbonisation.

In this second episode of the First Movers series, Ariane Morrissey is joined by Andrew Hoare, Group Manager of Green Shipping at Fortescue. The company made global headlines for completing trials of the world’s first ammonia capable ship, the offshore vessel Green Pioneer, in Singapore.

This week’s ship.energy podcast explores the issue of methane slip across the maritime fuel supply chain, particularly on LNG dual-fuelled vessels. While much attention is given to reducing carbon dioxide emissions, methane is a far more potent greenhouse gas – 28 times more harmful than CO₂ over 100 years, and 87 times more over 20 years. To tackle this challenge, the Methane Abatement in Maritime Innovation Initiative (MAMII) was launched in September 2022 by SafetyTech Accelerator, an organisation founded by Lloyd’s Register. MAMII aims to develop and test technologies that measure and reduce methane emissions in shipping. In this episode, […]