DP World Introduces Electric Transfer Vehicle at Port of Brisbane

In its latest move toward greener logistics, DP World has unveiled a fully electric internal transfer vehicle (ITV) within its operations at the Port of Brisbane’s Fisherman Island. The bold step of introducing an electric ITV in its fleet – a first for DP World in Australia – is projected to eliminate more than 120,000

Nuclear energy is needed to achieve netzero in shipping

If the industry wants to make it all the way to zero, it will have to consider another fuel: Uranium.

GS Caltex partners with Korean Air for bio jet fuel testing

The two companies signed the memorandum of understanding, under which the oil refiner will supply biofuel, known as sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), to the flag carrier on select international flights departing from Incheon, west of Seoul, the main gateway to Korea.

Shell Chemicals Park Moerdijk accelerates transition to netzero emissions

Shell Chemicals Park Moerdijk, a subsidiary of Shell plc, today announced a new investment that supports its plan to transition the chemicals park into a site able to serve the changing needs of our customers. Customers want more low-carbon products and products made using recycled material. Shell Moerdijk will build a new pyrolysis oil upgrader

Global dependence on China for solar panels needs to be curtailed: IEA

International Energy Agency (IEA) says that countries must reduce dependence on China’s production of solar panels to reach net-zero emissions. IEA in its report said that while China’s policies and innovation have made solar power more affordable, its domination of the sector has also resulted in “imbalances” in supply chains. China has been instrumental in