POSCO Consortium wins largest green hydrogen plant in Duqm

The consortium consists of four Korean companies, a French firm and a Thai corporate. POSCO holds a 28% equity in the group, followed by Samsung Engineering Co.’s 12% and the two Korean state-run power companies’ 24%.

NZ targets to reduce air pollution from boats

The Part 199 apply to New Zealand commercial vessels and recreational boats that operate in the sea. Vessel and boat owners have a part to play in protecting our marine environment, and we can all help to reduce the impact of climate change.

WB suggests carbon tax for shipping

A new 58-page report from the bank suggests a carbon tax in shipping alone could raise $40bn to $60bn each year between 2025 and 2050, money which could be used to speed the decarbonisation of the shipping industry as well as boosting port infrastructure, especially in developing countries.

Air Liquide and Groupe ADP join forces to develop hydrogen infrastructure at airports

This joint venture was created following a study carried out jointly with Airbus in 2021 focusing on feasibility studies to facilitate the introduction of hydrogen planes in approximately 30 airports around the world.

Livista refinery to use recycled material to reduce emissions

This is enough to supply the battery needs of around 850,000 electric vehicles (EV), with the potential to double production capacity to meet growing EV demand and requirements for high-grade, locally refined lithium chemicals, according to Livista.

Aluminum exports from India may get impacted by CBAM

According to statistics, India has an annual production capacity of primary aluminum of 4.1 million tons, accounting for 6% of total global production, of which 56% is for export

Scrubber discharge accounts for major marine contaminants

The research found that water discharged from ships’ scrubbers, designed to clean exhaust gases, accounted for over 90% of the contaminants when assessing the contaminant load in four ports

Yara and Cepsa to work together for hydrogen shipping corridor

The partnership envisages Yara Clean Ammonia (YCA) supplying Cepsa with clean ammonia volumes allowing the Spanish firm to start marketing clean hydrogen and clean ammonia to industrial and shipping companies in Rotterdam and Central Europe

Pilot Energy and KNCC to partner on CCS project

The two companies will develop solutions to enable large-scale industrial emitters to transport via ship ambient temperature LCO2, inject, and permanently store CO2 at the Cliff Head CCS project.

US calls for stringent interim goals for shipping decarbonization

Sue Biniaz, the US deputy special envoy for climate, described July’s MEPC meeting as a “key moment” to create emissions reduction targets for the sector that align with the 1.5-degree goal.