24 August 2026
Successful Completion of Biofuel Testing Over 12 Weeks
Royal Caribbean's Symphony of the Seas is the first in the maritime industry to complete biofuel testing to reduce the ship’s carbon emissions.
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Second-life Mobile Battery to Supply Shore Power for Marine Vessels
A pilot project started at Zuidnatie’s terminal in which shore power was connected to the vessel ‘UAL Osprey’ by means of a Zenobē battery.
Containership Construction Process of the New Methanol-powered Boxship
Maersk readies to christen the world’s first methanol-powered boxshipship and has shared footage of the new containership construction process.
New Port Software to Reduce 1000 Tons of Co2 Emissions
The Gothenburg Port Authority develops an entirely new digital port software solution in collaboration with maritime operators and Awake.AI.
7 Hybrid Ship Trends That Everyone Needs to Know About
Let’s dive into the hottest trends in hybrid ships and find ways to save fuel while increasing vessel performance and attractiveness.
MHI Testing New Ammonia Handling System for Ships
MHI begun testing to support the market launch of an ammonia handling system comprising a fuel supply system and peripheral equipment.
How to Ensure Global Net Zero Pledges Really Work
The path to Net Zero for global corporations is mired in controversies related to greenwashing, green-hushing and even green-botching.
IMO Initiates New CII Revision – MEPC 80
A new CII revision in order to set up a functioning framework is a matter of urgency for the shipping industry following the first year of recorded data.
Nuclear Propulsion – New Study on the Potential
Groundbreaking ABS study explores the potential of commercial Nuclear Propulsion application on a container vessel and a tanker.
Renewable Production Can Make Methanol a Viable Fuel for 2030
Renewable production is needed to overcome the pricing, availability, and carbon accounting of methanol as a viable fuel for 2030 energy transition.