WinGD’s engines will run on methanol from 2024 and ammonia from 2025
Swiss engine designer WinGD, a leading developer of two-stroke low-speed gas and diesel engines used
New global shipping task-force aims for greener, safer work
The creation of a task-force to help the global shipping sector cut its climate-heating carbon
New lubricants will be key to the renewable-fuel transition
Ship operators must work alongside the companies they charge with maintaining engine condition in order
Boskalis secures €24 mn research grant to advance emission-free shipping
A broader maritime consortium in which Boskalis is participant has been awarded a EUR 24
IMO moves ahead on GHG emissions, Black Carbon and marine litter
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) in view of the urgency for all sectors to accelerate
Maersk showcases design of its methanol powered box ships
Maersk Line, the world’s biggest container shipping company, on Wednesday show-cased the design of eight
E-methanol: Missing piece to shipping’s decarbonisation puzzle?
Approximately 80% of the world’s traded goods move via ship. But the shipping industry is
Decarbonisation will bring new risks for safer shipping
Shipping’s safety record has improved significantly over the past decade, with vessel losses down by
Shipping still falls short on decarbonisation after climate talks
The organisation that regulates shipping made little fresh progress toward decarbonising the industry during a
Designated ‘net-zero’ lanes could push the shipping industry to clean up its act
The world’s ever growing global economy runs on shipping– this means that supplies from food