Biofuels role in decarbonisation at PFF
Biofuels took centre stage during day two of Propulsion and Future Fuels as Mustafa El Zein of Glander International Bunkering and Stefan Fahrnholz of Carnival Maritime featured on a panel discussing the topic
The nuclear option discussed at PFF
Nuclear power took a notable step into the centre of the maritime energy debate during day two of Propulsion and Future Fuels
Wind experts take the stage at PPF day two
A packed audience heard two contrasting but complementary perspectives on the rapid rise of wind-assisted propulsion
Ammonia; the promise and the pitfalls
The discussion around ammonia as a marine fuel was marked by equal parts ambition and honesty.
Fuel cells part of a multi-fuel future
At the Propulsion and Future Fuels event in Hamburg, two complementary perspectives on maritime fuel cells were presented
LNG here for the long haul
Can Murtzaoglu of GTT presented the company’s current work on LNG containment technology
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Innovation marks a year of firsts for new propulsion systems
A look at how podded propulsion systems have carved out a niche market for their use
Entering a new era of enabling efficiency and emission reduction
Read Malcolm Latarche’’s account of how turbochargers are adapting to changes in ships’ designs and fuel choices
V.Ships adopts compliance platform
V.Ships is adopting OceanScore’s Compliance Manager to streamline EU environmental reporting across its global fleet
