Decarbonisation news

NYK Line has started to conduct full-scale trials for the long-term use of biofuels for its existing line of heavy dry bulk vessels in order to meet net-zero emission targets.

'K' LINE has decided to implement JGreeX, the green-steel product manufactured by JFE Steel Corp., for an ultramax bulker set to be built by Imabari Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.

Simpson Spence Young has launched a carbon calculator to help clients navigate the transition into the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS).

Diana Shipping Inc. has released its 2022 Environmental, Social and Governance Report providing an overview of the companies policies and practices.

China Shipbuilding’s and Lemissoler’s first methanol-fuelled ultramax bulk carrier receives ABS approval.

Teck Resources and Oldendorff Carriers have agreed to outfit a bulk carrier with rotor sails to reduce emissions.

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, in partnership with Oldendorff Carriers, has commenced its first biofuel voyage with the Hinrich Oldendorff fuelled by residual cooking oil and fuel oil.

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, 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.