Tata Steel becomes India’s first to develop hydrogen transport pipes

Tata Steel claimed that it has become India’s first steel company to develop pipes for hydrogen transportation, marking a significant milestone in the country’s hydrogen mission. The pipes, processed at Tata Steel’s Khopoli plant using steel manufactured at its Kalinganagar plant, have successfully met all the critical properties required for hydrogen transportation, the company said

First methanol-powered tugboat highlights a greener future

At first glance, there’s nothing to distinguish Tug 21 from any other working tugboat at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges in Belgium. With its bright red and white wheelhouse perched above a round black hull, it’s easily lost among the many tugboats guiding ships back and forth on the busy harbour. But take a look below

Indian Army signs pact with IOCL for sustainable transport solutions

Displaying a firm resolve towards finding green and sustainable transport solutions, the Indian Army has collaborated with Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) for demonstration trials of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Bus technology. The Indian Army is known for its commitment to innovation and environmental stewardship. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Indian Army

Biofuel to make up 6% of road transport by 2030

Biofuel demand is forecast to expand to 6% of forecasted road transport energy demand in 2030, driven by policies and planned project additions, according to data from the International Energy Agency. The 6% share will be equivalent to 5.3 exajoules, the IEA said in its December report The Role of E-fuels in Decarbonising Transport. Road

Nestlé cuts ocean transport emissions with Maersk’s ECO Delivery

Nestlé, the world’s largest food and beverage company, is cutting its ocean logistics greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by using Maersk’s ECO Delivery solution for 100% of its ocean containers shipped by Maersk in 2023, with an option to extend this agreement into 2024 and beyond. The seaborne emissions of these transports are being reduced by

Grid, industry, transport decarbonisation crucial to meet netzero targets

This transition to new and renewable sources of energy would not come cheap, with India needing around $15 trillion in investments to achieve net zero between 2022 and 2070, according to a Deloitte-FICCI study. India’s total energy demand would likely double by 2070 from the 2020 level, due largely to aggressive energy efficiency and the

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

Saudi Arabia to introduce hydrogen for transportation

By mid-2024, the company will be making hydrogen for vehicles such as buses and trucks. A larger plant, focusing on exports, is also being developed.

Neste starts to use lower-emission marine fuel for transport

Its use enables up to 80% lower greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions over the fuel’s life cycle compared to fossil fuel.

WaW orders ethanol-to-hydrogen system

WattAnyWhere (WaW) orders its second reforming system from Metacon’s subsidiary Helbio, for conversion from ethanol-to-green hydrogen. The system will be used for on-site production of electricity without connection to the electricity grid, i.e. off-grid. Produced electricity will be used in charging stations for electric vehicle (BEV) charging. This follows a previous order from Metacon’s successful