Alternative Fuels & Lubricants – Page 36
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NewsBallard power for liquid hydrogen ferry
Ballard is helping to power the world’s first hydrogen ferry
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NewsAmmonia-fuelled CO2 carrier design planned
Norway’s Breeze Ship Design and Equinor have agreed to develop a ship design concept for a CO2 carrier for direct offshore injection.
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NewsEstuaries vulnerable to ammonia spills
A joint study released by Environmental Defense Fund, Lloyd’s Register and Ricardo, examines the potential marine environmental impacts of ammonia spills during its use as a shipping fuel.
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NewsFuretank pilots waste-based renewable fuel
The dual-fuel tanker Fure Valö has performed the first voyage on a new Equinor fuel blend containing used cooking oil.
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NewsJERA inks ammonia MoUs with NYK and MOL
Japan’s largest energy utility, JERA Co., Inc., have announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) to study the transportation of fuel ammonia.
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NewsMethanol-fuelled cable-layer ordered
Cecon Contracting has, together with partners, entered into an agreement for building a cable installation vessel capable of running on methanol.
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NewsDisney Cruise Line takes over unfinished newbuild
Disney Cruise Line has acquired a partially completed ship under construction at Meyer Werft.
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NewsMaran Dry Management in bulker JDP with RINA and SDARI
Maran Dry Management Inc., the dry bulk shipping subsidiary of the Angelicoussis Group, is participating with RINA and the Shanghai Merchant Ship Design & Research Institute (SDARI) in a Joint Development project to develop a bulk carrier design featuring an innovative fuel solution of LNG and hydrogen produced on demand ...
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NewsMethanol For New German Research Ship
Germany’s first methanol-fuelled, sea-going ship is set for handover next month. Built on the River Weser at the Fassmer shipyard, the 36m Uthorn will join the research vessel fleet deployed by the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI)’s Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research at Bremerhaven.
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NewsMaersk secures more green methanol
A.P. Moller - Maersk has entered a green methanol partnership with U.S. based project developer Carbon Sink LLC.
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NewsPort of Aberdeen eyes decarbonisation opportunities
The Port of Aberdeen has been awarded £200,000 in UK Government funding to accelerate its drive to net zero which includes the progression to cleaner fuels.
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NewsDecision on first Suez green hydrogen plant in 2023
A final investment decision (FID) on a fullscale green hydrogen plant in Ain Sokhna, near the Suez Canal in Egypt is expected in 2023. The Egypt Green plant will be the first integrated green hydrogen plant in Africa, delivering around 15,000 tonnes of the fuel as feedstock for up to ...
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NewsCall for commitment to hydrogen fuels made at COP27
A joint statement on green hydrogen for shipping issued at COP27 commits to rapid adoption of green hydrogen-based fuels this decade for the full decarbonisation of shipping by 2050.
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NewsHHI granted AiP for HiMSEN hydrogen-natural gas safety
Following performance testing in September 2022, Hyundai Heavy Industries has obtained approval in principle (AiP) for its ‘HiMSEN natural gas-hydrogen mixed fuel engine safety concept’.
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NewsBiofuel analysis tool
Biofuels are an immediate way shippers can reduce greenhouse gas emissions but come with a range of challenges
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NewsAiP granted for liquid hydrogen PEMFC
Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) has been granted Approval in Principle (AiP) for its liquid hydrogen fuel cell ship propulsion system from DNV.
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NewsDNV updates WAPS standard
An update to DNV’s technical standard for wind assisted propulsion systems focuses on fatigue strength and performance in extreme conditions
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NewsDNV strengthens wind propulsion ties
DNV strengthens support for wind propulsion with International Windship Association membership
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NewsStena and OljOla team up on methanol bunker tanker
Sweden-based Stena Oil, Stena Teknik and OljOla are entering into a new joint venture agreement for a 2,000dwt oil and chemical tanker to supply bunker fuels in the north European region.
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NewsNew JV to build multi-fuel bulkers
Two Norwegian shipowners, Peak Group and Grieg Edge, have announced the establishment of a new joint venture, Skarv Shipping. The new JV has plans to build up to four multi-fuel bulk carriers ‘before long’, which are expected to operate in northern Europe.
