28 November 2024
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decarbonization
New CII clause puts pressure on time charterers
BIMCO has released a new CII operations clause, with charterers expected to take responsibility for a ship’s emissions.
EU, China and US could decarbonize 84% of global shipping emissions without IMO
A new study from Brussels-based NGO T&E suggests Europe, China and the US could decarbonize 84% of all global shipping emissions without IMO.
Zero-emission passenger sailing ship lays keel
Brodosplit shipyard marked the beginning of the construction of a zero-emission passenger ship with electric generator propulsion.
Shipping looks promising toward 2030 emissions goal
New report points to significant progress on emissions goal by the shipping industry, national governments, and positive developments at the IMO.
Feasibility Study: Installing Carbon Capture & Storage
BV, Wah Kwong and Qiyao will study the feasibility of installing carbon capture and storage units on existing ships for 2030 CII targets.
What is the new GHG Rating for ships by RightShip?
RightShip’s Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Rating is a tool to compare the CO2 emissions of vessels globally that continuously becomes more attractive.
Hydrogen fuel cell system gets DNV AIP
The Corvus Energy hydrogen fuel cell system, developed through the H2NOR project has received approval in principle (AiP) from DNV.
First dedicated methanol fuel supply system
Wärtsilä has developed the first dedicated methanol fuel supply system. Namely, MethanolPac the methanol pathway to decarbonization.
Denmark’s new approach for greener shipping
Danish Shipping has announced a new strategy for the next 3 years to expedite greener shipping and decarbonization.