DHL and CMA CGM accelerate decarbonization of ocean freight with joint biofuel initiative
BONN/MARSEILLE: DHL Global Forwarding and CMA CGM have taken a significant step toward decarbonizing global container transport. The two companies have agreed to jointly use 8,990 metric tons of UCOME second-generation biofuel, enabling an
ClassNK issues Approval in Principle (AiP) for Multiple Alternative Fuels Ready (Ammonia/Methanol/LNG) and OCCS Ready Bulk Carrier by Oshima Shipbuilding
TOKYO: ClassNK has issued approval in principle (AiP) for a concept design of the Multiple Alternative Fuels Ready (Ammonia/Methanol/LNG) and OCCS Ready Bulk Carrier developed by Oshima Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. The certification confirms the
Hapag-Lloyd wins ZEMBA’s second tender for pioneering e-fuel deployment
HAMBURG: On Wednesday, the Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance (ZEMBA) announced that Hapag-Lloyd is a winner of its second tender for ocean shipping using hydrogen-derived e-methanol. Through this agreement, ZEMBA members have committed to collectively abate at least 120,000
Toll Group launches Singapore’s first electric decarbonisation hub
SINGAPORE: Toll Group, a leading global transportation and logistics provider, is accelerating the decarbonisation of maritime logistics with the launch of Singapore’s first decarbonisation hub* dedicated to electric supply vessels. This 12-month proof of
South Korea’s first state-owned all-electric ferry powered by ABB
BUSAN: Demonstrating a significant advance in South Korea’s strategy for maritime decarbonization, Busan Port Authority (BPA) has officially launched the first state-owned all-electric ferry, with the end-to-end electric power and propulsion system supplied by
DNV report: Methanol as marine fuel at high readiness level, but adoption hurdles remain
SINGAPORE: As the industry explores multiple decarbonization pathways, methanol is gaining attention as a practical and scalable alternative fuel for deep-sea shipping. This is supported by over 450 methanol-capable vessels in operation and on
Wärtsilä identifies four key trends set to shape the future of shipping in 2026
HELSINKI: As the maritime industry prepares to enter 2026, technology group Wärtsilä has identified four important trends that will affect global shipping in 2026. From the rise of digitalisation and big data to the growing importance
MAMII brings European maritime leaders together to accelerate methane measurement and abatement
BRUSSELS: The Methane Abatement in Maritime Innovation Initiative (MAMII) hosted its first event in Brussels last week, bringing shipowners, engine designers, technology providers and EU policymakers together to accelerate efforts to reduce methane emissions from shipping.