Indian biggest buyer of Urals crude

India was the biggest buyer of seaborne Urals oil in March and the country’s demand for the grade means Russia has to maintain high exports, two traders said and Refinitiv Eikon data showed. Refiners in India, which in the past rarely bought Russian oil, because of high transport costs, have emerged as key oil clients

Amazon takes to the sea for lower-emission transport

Amazon is increasing the use of short sea trips to move inventory and customer packages across Europe as part of its effort to provide a more efficient, faster, and lower-emission mode of freight transport. The e-commerce giant operates multiple sea routes to transfer goods between Italy and Spain in collaboration with Italy’s roro operator Grimaldi

Toyota introduces new hydrogen cartridge for transport sector

Toyota has launched a working prototype of a hydrogen cartridge that could help clean energy use in transport. The company along with its subsidiary Woven Planet will now conduct Proof of Concept trials in various places including Woven City and in Shizuoka Prefecture in Japan. Hydrogen has long been considered one of the greenest ways

Boya Energy join hands with Infinite Blue for green hydrogen

Infinite Blue Energy has entered into a Heads of Agreement with Aboriginal-owned business Boya Energy (Boya) to build and develop the MEG HP1 hydrogen plant. The plant will produce up to 4 tons per day of green hydrogen to meet the expected growth in hydrogen demand for medium and heavy-duty transport. BE CEO, Stephen Gauld,

Greater use of cheaper methanol to cut transport costs: Gadkari

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari emphasized the need to explore the use of alternate sources of fuel, specially methanol, to reduce transportation costs. He also stressed on the need to boost waterways for facilitating trade and commerce as it is the cheapest mode of communication. On the concluding day of the two-day Waterways Conclave-2022 here, the

How to accelerate the net-zero transition in transport

The role of transport was front and center at COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland. Leaders from nations, cities, international organizations, NGOs – and notably the private sector – zeroed in on the role of transport as one of three critical sources of carbon emissions as well as the only sector still increasing in its greenhouse gas