Future Fuels – Page 5
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NewsPort works completed to accommodate FSRU
Extensive engineering works have been completed at the Port of Inkoo in Finland to accommodate a floating LNG terminal
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NewsMoU sees leap forward for green H2 supply
A Memorandum of Understanding sets out plans to ‘repower’ Europe with green hydrogen in a range of sectors, including maritime.
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NewsNew partnership will explore H2 engine
A new partnership between a Dutch energy firm and workboat builder will seek to expand the use of hydrogen as a vessel fuel.
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NewsBoluda expands offering with FSRU services
Bioluda will begin towing services for the first installation of a floating LNG storage plant in Germany.
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NewsPorts to make bunker measuring systems mandatory
Antwerp, Zeebrugge and Rotterdam will make bunker measuring systems mandatory next year, the authorities have announced.
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NewsOlympic win for autonomous ferries
Fully electric ferries will transport people and goods around Paris during the Summer Olympics in 2024
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NewsDamen signs MoU for methanol vessels
Methanol comes under investigation as a potential vessel fuel
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NewsFugro’s state-of-the art geotechnical vessel
Fugro Quest, a state-of-the-art vessel equipped with advanced deep-water technology, has become the the newest addition to the operator’s geotechnical fleet.
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NewsGlosten and ABB introduce methanol-hybrid tug
Naval architects Glosten and technology specialist ABB have joined forces to develop a methanol-hybrid shiphandling tug design.
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NewsFirst cruise ship tests on board hydrogen
Viking has had delivered its first vessel with a hydrogen fuel cell test on board.
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NewsSEA-KIT wins cash to develop H2 USV
SEA-KIT International has won funding to design a hydrogen-powered uncrewed surface vessel (USV). SEA-KIT’s USV (Photo SEA-KIT) The vessel, says CEO Ben Simpson, will be suited to deep water offshore operations as well as coastal survey and the launch and recovery of ROVs. ”The combination of highly ...
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NewsPowering the world’s first dedicated CO2 carriers
ABB has been chosen to help maximise fuel efficiency on the world’s first CO2 carriers
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NewsSanmar develops electric bunkering system
Sanmar Shipyards has teamed up with an energy chain systems manufacturer to develop a shore ‘bunkering’ system for electric tugs.
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NewsSchottel to power world’s first hydrogen tug
Schottel has reported that its RudderPropeller thrusters will power the world’s first hydrogen-powered tug.
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NewsTwo major ports launch ‘green corridor’
Two major European ports have launched a ’green corridor’ initiative for sustainable shipping.
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NewsCarbon capture at scale under trial
A joint project has been launched to investigate the onboard capture, storage and off-loading of carbon dioxide in what is thought to be a world first.
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NewsBureau Veritas releases white paper on fuels
A focus of the white paper is the complete life cycle of fuel production, which could mean a fuel is less ‘carbon neutral’ than first supposed.
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NewsPort biomethanol plant takes next step
The Port of Amsterdam is a step nearer to becoming the site of a 90,000t/year biomethanol plant.
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NewsWorld’s first offshore H2 plant launched
The world’s first offshore hydrogen production unit has been launched, aiming to demonstrate the reliability of an electrolyser at sea
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NewsClassNK approves world’s first ammonia-fuelled tug
Classification society ClassNK has issued its Approval in Principle (AiP) for an ammonia-fuelled tug.
