Arla, Danish Crown, DFDS and DSV team up for climate-neutral transport

Every year, Arla and Danish Crown export vast quantities of foods through the port at Esbjerg in Denmark to Immingham on the east coast of England and on to the UK market, and transports have a significant carbon footprint

PowerCell tests methanol-to-hydrogen power system

As part of the test, the partners took methanol as a fuel and converted it to hydrogen before using the hydrogen in a fuel cell to generate power cleanly and efficiently – testing the system.

Snam obtains UN Gold Standard for reducing methane emissions

Snam confirms its commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2040 (Net Zero Scope 1 and 2).

First hydrogen train in India to run between Jind-Sonipat

The Northern Railway has set its sights on launching the first prototype of the Hydrogen fuel-based train of eight bogies between the Jind and Sonipat sections in the ongoing fiscal 2023-2024.

First Hydrogen’s first fuel cell EV van to be put into test

SSE will be the first utility to trial the hydrogen-powered vehicle – and the first to put it to the test in real-life fleet operations by deploying the vehicle with SSE engineers. The project will enable First Hydrogen’s team to gather data on fuel consumption, usage, and efficiency. The trials are being used to inform

Yara and Bunker Holding agree to develop the market for ammonia

The collaboration will focus on exploring opportunities to supply clean ammonia as a marine fuel to First Movers in the shipping industry along key trade routes and bunkering ports in various geographical regions.  

ABS and Texas A&M University agreed to work on Fuel and AI Research

The research agreement is part of the continuing collaboration between ABS and Texas A&M which includes a recent endowment establishing the ABS Ocean Engineering Department Chair.

Engine manufacturers are eying huge business with retrofits

MAN estimates that 2,800 vessels with MAN two- and four stroke engines are eligible for conversion today and could save more than 97m tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions annually when run on green fuels.

K Line tests biofuels on tugboat

K Line tested the biodiesel could be used without changing the specification of its existing marine diesel engine by mixed combustion with heavy fuel oil, which is the main fuel for this 199-gt tugboat.

MOL to work together with Chevron to reduce carbon intensity

The partnership will see joint studies carried out on next-generation fuels in various regions around the world including safety measures and legislation for lower-carbon efforts in the marine fuels sector.