Carbon Capture
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NewsJapan unifies future ship design
Japanese shipbuilders have adopted a shared design framework to accelerate development of LCO2 carriers and alternative fuel ships
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NewsCarbon capture ready to come of age
Read the pros and cons of carbon capture and an update on its progress
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NewsEvergreen container vessel trials carbon capture
The trial successfully offloaded 25.44 metric tonnes of CO₂ using an onboard carbon capture system
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NewsDNV certifies LCO2 carrier design
DNV has awarded GASA certification for an innovative 62,000 cbm LCO2 carrier, advancing Asia-Pacific CCS efforts
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NewsFirst ship-to-ship LCO₂ transfer
China showcases its commitment to decarbonisation with the world’s first ship-to-ship LCO₂ transfer in Shanghai
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NewsSeatrium and Solvang advance CCS partnership
Seatrium and Solvang are teaming up to retrofit VLGCs with full-scale carbon capture systems by 2026
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NewsWärtsilä unveils onboard CCS
Wärtsilä has launched an onboard carbon capture system, reportedly cutting CO₂ emissions by up to 70%
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NewsHD KSOE and DNV team up on CCUS tech
HD KSOE and DNV are joining forces to develop PSA technology for carbon capture in SOFCs
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NewsDNV AiP for LCO2 carrier design
DNV has approved Shell and Brevik Engineering’s design of a 74,000 cbm LCO2 carrier
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NewsK Line partners on CO2 capture
K Line is partnering with Rikkyo University in Japan to develop an onboard CO2 capture system using metal-organic frameworks
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NewsOnboard carbon capture advances towards commercialisation
Bill Thomson writes an update on onboard carbon capture
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NewsValue Maritime leads carbon capture initiative with ME2CC project
Read how a consortium led by Value Maritime has secured funding for a carbon capture initiative
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NewsGCMD and Hanwha team up on decarbonisation
GCMD and Hanwha Ocean have partnered to advance maritime decarbonisation through alternative fuels, energy efficiency and carbon capture technologies
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NewsCross-border CCS project launches
K Line and Hilcorp are partnering to explore a carbon capture and storage project, transporting CO2 from Japan to Alaska
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NewsApproval granted for LCO2 carriers
A consortium has received approval in principle for two low-pressure LCO2 carriers, boosting Japan’s CCS projects and standardising supply chains
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NewsKR assesses Korea’s first onboard CCS
Korea’s first onboard carbon capture system using purely domestic technology has been successfully installed, reports Korean Register
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NewsBelgium throws its weight behind carbon capture
The Port of Antwerp-Bruges has signed up to the Oslo Declaration on carbon capture.
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NewsWorking to ensure long-term energy supply
EemsEnergyTerminal in The Netherlands could be key to helping ensuring the future security of alternative fuel supply
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NewsCCS systems for new LCO2 carriers
Four new liquefied CO2 carriers are set to benefit from state-of-the-art carbon capture and storage systems
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NewsMAN ES advances its onboard CCS strategy through EverLoNG project
MAN ES is progessing with its OCC project, EverLoNG, with testing onboard a LNG carrier
