Decarbonisation news
Methanol-fuelled bulk carrier receives approval
China Shipbuilding’s and Lemissoler’s first methanol-fuelled ultramax bulk carrier receives ABS approval.
Teck and Oldendorff announce collaboration on rotor sails project
Teck Resources and Oldendorff Carriers have agreed to outfit a bulk carrier with rotor sails to reduce emissions.
APM Terminals and DP World launch Zero Emission Port Alliance at COP28
APM Terminals and DP World have announced the formation of the Zero Emission Port Alliance (ZEPA), an industry-wide coalition with the vision to accelerate port decarbonisation.
Vale has performed its first biofuel voyage for its iron ore shipping
Vale, in partnership with Oldendorff Carriers, has commenced its first biofuel voyage with the Hinrich Oldendorff fuelled by residual cooking oil and fuel oil.
Bulk carrier design has presented a decarbonisation challenge
INTERCARGO stated at its ‘Solutions for Sustainable Dry Bulk Shipping’ event how the design of dry bulk vessels presented a challenge to decarbonisation efforts.
Ecochlor has planned to collaborate with Diana Shipping on CCS technology
Ecochlor, Inc. has negotiated a deal on behalf of Sinotech CCS Co., Ltd for the installation of a CCS system on one of Diana Shipping's vessels.
KCC and Silverstream have agreed a technology deal
KCC and Silverstream Technologies have agreed a deal to equip KCCs next four vessels with air lubrication technology.
LNG-fuelled panamax commences operation
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd and Kyushu Electric Power Co., Inc. have announced that the LNG-fuelled panamax coal carrier Reimei has commenced operation.
The EU Emissions Trading System tightrope
Shipping companies must manage financial balancing act on EU ETS tightrope according to OceanScore.
CODELCO and NBP make progress on world’s first zero emission handymax carrier
NBP has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with OSHIMA and SUMITOMO to construct a handymax bulk carrier that will reduce CO2 emissions.