24 August 2026
Wing Sail Model Tested in KTH L2000 Wind Tunnel
Oceanbird, a JV backed by Alfa Laval and Wallenius, and KTH Royal Institute of Technology are performing extensive tests on the Oceanbird wing model in the KTH L2000 wind tunnel.
Energy & Compliance
Stay up-to-date on the latest developments in environmental regulations and energy efficiency technologies, as well as news related to alternative fuels and sustainable shipping.
Underwater Radiated Noise From Ships – New Imo Guidelines 2023
IMO has decided to raise awareness of underwater radiated noise from ships by issuing updated non-mandatory guidelines.
New Methanol Fuel Cell-based Power Generator
Blue World Technologies has launched CellPack™ Stationary, a methanol fuel cell-based power generator to replace conventional fossil-based generators.
Rapid Adoption of Green Fuel Cells in Marine Markets
IDTechEx released a report outlining the adoption of green fuel cells in marine markets, running on alternatives such as green hydrogen and ammonia, as some of the most promising solutions.
Shipping in the EU’s Emission Trading System (ETS) from 2024
The EU’s legislative bodies have reached an agreement on including shipping in its Emission Trading System (EU ETS). Requirements, scope, phase in, exemptions and derogations, how to comply, penalties and many more.
ESG, Decarbonization & Energy Crisis in the Limelight.
DNV Greek Technical Committee: debate on how the global energy crisis and socioeconomic transformations affect the shipping market.
The First Biofuel Separators in the Marine Industry
Alfa Laval has developed separators for biofuel, which have an increase in demand as shipowners seek solutions to decarbonization.
Right Ship’s Maritime Environmental Predictions for 2023
RightShip's team of sustainability and environmental experts give their predictions and ‘ones to watch’ for the maritime industry in 2023.
Record LNG Imports Received by Greece in 2022
According to DESFA’s data for 2022, the total demand trends increased for LNG in Greece, driven by natural gas exports.
Israel Introduces Lower In-Port Fuel Sulphur Limits
Vessels calling at Israeli ports will need to use marine fuels with a 0.10% maximum sulphur content from February 2023.