Future Fuels – Page 6
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NewsBiomethane-fuelled workboat ordered for Estonia
Baltic Workboats has signed a contract to supply an biomethane-fuelled workboat for the Estonian State Fleet.
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NewsNorth Star takes ‘milestone step’ with SOV sale
Offshore infrastructure service company North Star has announced its first contract with a company beyond the UK.
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NewsConsortium trials hydrogen shorepower
Hydrogen produced from waste water will be used to power vessels at berth in Scotland in a new trial.
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NewsMulti marina infrastructure planned for H2 refuelling
The world’s first green H2 refuelling infrastructure for recreational boating is being rolled out across 25 Italian marinas and ports
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NewsYanmar’s H2 fuel cell system approved in Japan
Japan has marked its first hydrogen fuel cell system approval.
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NewsMaritime battery maker wins cash boost
A Toyota growth fund has invested an undisclosed sum in Norwegian marine battery firm Corvus Energy.
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NewsAct now to prepare for energy transition, shippers told
The shipping industry needs to act now to ensure seafarers are ready for the energy transition, says e-learning provider OneLearn Global.
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NewsABP launches ammonia terminal tender
A new terminal is to be built at the Port of Immingham to support the import of green ammonia from Saudi Arabia.
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NewsSign up for Get Set Workboat Session 2 - Future Fuels
Sign up for Session 2, starting Friday 19th January, which will tackle ‘Future Fuels: Making the difficult decision – how & why?’
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NewsFirst German H2 CTV earmarked for spring
The first hydrogen-powered crew transfer vessel in German waters will set sail in the spring.
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NewsJP Morgan signs contract for potential four CSOVs
JP Morgan has signed a contract with Ulstein Verft to potentially build four CSOVs
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NewsCMB.TECH snapped up for €1.15 billion
The brains behind Hydrotug, the world’s first hydrogen-powered tug launched at Antwerp-Bruges in December, has been snapped up by the tanker operator and owner Euronav for a cool €1.15 billion.
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NewsFuture fuels: ‘Farcical, hypocritical, unachievable’ - George Tsavliris
’Frivolous programmes’ will not protect the environment, says Greek salvage firm owner George Tsavliris, who says he is not alone in believing the race to future fuels is futile and costly.
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NewsAntwerp-Bruges grows its green tug agenda
The news that Port of Antwerp-Bruges has introduced the world’s first hydrogen-powered tug after an earlier order for new vessels is the latest signal to tug operators that ports are heading for greener operations.
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NewsWorld’s first hydrogen tug launched at Antwerp-Bruges
The world’s first hydrogen-powered tug has been launched at the port of Antwerp-Bruges.
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NewsSanmar’s double delivery for Canadian owner
The final delivery of Sanmar Shipyards’ three ElectRA class electric propulsion tugs and the first of two LNG-fuelled RAstar tugs leaves just one piece of the jigsaw to complete for Canada’s HaiSea Marine.
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NewsGreen methanol plant planned for Huelva
Cepsa and C2X have announced plans to develop a green methanol plant in the Port of Huelva, Spain
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NewsEncouraging low emissions workboat design
US workboat operators can make considerable savings if they adopt lower emissions designs now, says Chartwell Marine
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NewsConsortium works on UK’s first H2-fuelled CTV
A project to retrofit a CTV with hydrogen propulsion has been launched in the UK for the first time.
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NewsYanmar power for Japanese hybrid passenger first
Japan’s first hybrid passenger ship to use both hydrogen and biodiesel is Yanmar powered
