Lloyd’s Register partners on fuel cell and CCS study to support emissions reduction
LONDON : Lloyd’s Register’s (LR) business advisory team is partnering with energy companies ROTOBOOST and Amogy on a fuel cell and pre-combustion Carbon Capture Storage System (CCS) study to assess opportunities for emissions reduction. The joint development
ClassNK releases report ‘ClassNK Alternative Fuels Insight (Version 2.0)’
TOKYO : ClassNK has updated its report ‘ClassNK Alternative Fuels Insight’ initially released in May 2024, to Version 2.0. This update includes the latest information on alternative fuel ships, including orders and deliveries, demand
BPCL unveils India’s first Biofuel Blend HFHSD Bunker at Mumbai Port
MUMBAI : Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) has set a new benchmark in the Indian maritime industry by launching first biofuel blend High Flash High Speed Diesel (HFHSD) bunker by an OMC at Mumbai
India’s crude oil imports from Russia surge 1000%
NEW DELHI : India now sources 40% of its crude oil imports from Russia, with year-to-date volumes averaging 1.6 million barrels per day (mbpd), according to BIMCO. This marks a staggering 1000% increase compared to
India now depends on Russia for 40% of its crude oil imports : BIMCO
LONDON : “During the past three months, India has relied on Russia for 40% of its seaborne crude oil import. Year-to-date, volumes have reached an average of 1.6 million barrels per day (mbpd), an
Iran’s revolutionary guards seize tanker in Gulf, arrest crew
TEHRAN : Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps have seized a Togo-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf and arrested its nine-person crew over alleged fuel smuggling, the military force said on its Sepahnews website. “On
India’s July edible oil imports to surge to record on robust palm buying, sources say
NEW DELHI : India bought a record amount of edible oils for July delivery, as refiners increased palm oil and soyoil purchases due to lucrative prices and ahead of an anticipated hike in import
Navigating Biofouling Management: Key training series held in Panama
PANAMA CITY : When ships trade across the ocean, they can introduce invasive aquatic species (IAS) to new marine environments, posing one of the greatest threats to the world’s freshwater, coastal, and marine ecosystems.