Adani launches India’s first hydrogen-powered truck

Adani Enterprises has rolled out what it claims is India’s first hydrogen-powered truck, a 40-tonne rig built in partnership with Ashok Leyland and Canadian fuel cell maker Ballard. It’s designed for use in Adani’s mining operations, and while it won’t be seen on highways anytime soon, it has already sparked a bigger question: Could hydrogen

Wagenborg and INEOS Launch First European-Built Offshore CO₂ Carrier for CCS

Royal Wagenborg and INEOS Energy have officially launched and christened the Carbon Destroyer 1, the first offshore CO₂ carrier built entirely in Europe for carbon capture and storage (CCS) operations. The vessel is set to play a key role in Project Greensand, which focuses on CO₂ storage in the Danish North Sea. The ceremony took

IKEA Drives a Green Revolution in Indian Logistics with Electric Freight Truck

In a decisive move toward sustainable logistics, IKEA has become the first company in India to deploy a heavy-duty electric truck for commercial operations. Teaming up with BLR Logistiks, this initiative marks a significant leap—not only for cleaner transportation, but for reshaping the future of freight movement in the country. The electric truck, now in

Maritime Standard’s TACCC conference programme launched

Following the huge success of last year’s inaugural event, The Maritime Standard is organising the second Transportation and Climate Change Conference (TACCC) to be held in Abu Dhabi, at the Saadiyat Rotana Resort. Details of the conference programme have now been launched and the event aims to update participants on the progress being made in

Daimler Truck, cellcentric begin production of fuel cell systems

cellcentric is working towards supplying fuel cells on a large scale by the end of the decade, when fuel cell powered long-haul heavy-duty trucks are predicted to become a key technology for sustainable transportation. cellcentric’s goal is to develop, produce and distribute fuel cell systems on a large scale in the German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg

Oslo implements bold measures to reduce dependence on motor vehicles

In an effort to address environmental challenges and improve the quality of life of its citizens, Oslo implemented bold measures to reduce dependence on motor vehicles. With the goal of becoming a model sustainable city, policies were promoted that encouraged the use of bicycles as a primary mode of transportation, with a transport ban we

LOHC by Honeywell offers hydrogen storage and transport solution

One proposed solution is the use of liquid organic hydrogen carrier (LOHC) technologies, wherein hydrogen is chemically combined into a liquid carrier for easier transport and storage, but LOHC requires reactors and other equipment that can be complex and expensive to set up.

Proteum Energy partners with University of Regina to develop hydrogen from ethanol

Proteum Hydrogen Technologies Corp. and the University of Regina have agreed to work jointly to produce hydrogen from renewable ethanol feedstock. The project is aimed at advancing Proteum’s patented and proprietary steam non-methane reforming (SnMR™) technology, which can provide fuel cell grade clean hydrogen for heavy-duty transportation, low carbon hydrogen-rich designer fuels for power, and

The danger of the marine vessels that serve refineries

Pollution occurs in every phase of the oil refining process. In this series, we analyze the impacts of pollution in three categories: direct pollution from the refinery operations themselves; “upstream” and “downstream” pollution from transporting crude oil and refined products;1 and indirect pollution from consuming the refineries’ products. It’s important to consider all three categories