BAR out to prove value of wind-assist at Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference
Speaker Will Hopes to highlight how data can close gap between prediction and performance
Gulf Marine services now reach 1,000+ ports in 80 countries
A leading marine lubricant supplier to the global shipping industry since 2008
VDR proposes a civilian maritime reserve for German shipping sector
The German Shipowners’ Association (VDR) a welcome Supporter of the 2026 Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference in Hamburg, 8-10th December.
IBIA’s commitment to safety of maritime workers shines far and wide
IBIA’s broad membership includes ship owners/operators, bunker suppliers, traders, port authorities, equipment manufacturers and marine consultants.
Propulsion & Future Fuels team set to deliver a compelling conference
The Motorship Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference 2026 is already assembling a compelling calendar
LEWA offers solution to high pressure ammonia fuel challenge
It’s three in a row for the Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference, with the world class pump manufacturer LEWA returning as a Sponsor
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Propulsion & Future Fuels is the longest-running technical conference in the shipping sector, providing senior executives with a meeting place to learn, discuss, and share knowledge of the latest developments in efficient propulsion technology and low flashpoint, low carbon fuels.
WHO WE ARE
The Motorship’s Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference took place from 25-27 November 2025 in Hamburg, Germany and covered a range of topics with emphasis on the next steps to 2030 and 2050, and an in-depth analysis of ship operators’ future fuel considerations. The 2025 conference featured high-profile sessions with informative presentations from a selection of fuel and equipment manufacturers, policymakers, safety experts, shipowners, and class societies. 2025 marked the 46th anniversary of Motorship Conferences, making Propulsion & Future Fuels the longest-running technical conference in the maritime sector. The conference provides senior executives with a meeting place to learn, discuss, and share knowledge of the latest developments in efficient propulsion technology and low flashpoint, low carbon fuels.
LPG report highlights maritime potential
LR’s updated report positions LPG as a practical, scalable pathway towards lower-emission shipping
EXCLUSIVE: UKHO trials highlight S-100 navigation potential
Tom Mellor, head of Technical Partnerships at the UKHO International spoke to The Motorship about how simulator trials are demonstrating S-100 navigation data’s potential to improve maritime safety and operational efficiency
Advanced sensor targets engine efficiency
A new two-stroke combustion sensor from IMES promises to improve engine efficiency, emissions performance, durability and operational reliability
