Vessels fitted with scrubbers expected to increase

Despite a significant drop in the number of installations, the share of scrubber-fitted vessels is

PLA achieves fewer emissions using biofuel

The Port of London Authority (PLA) which oversees safe operations in the UK’s busiest port,

Hunter Group joins hands with DNV for CO2 shipping

Hunter Group has joined forces with class society DNV to develop a low-pressure midstream shipping

Eni’s biofuels for Saipem’s drilling and construction fleet

Saipem’s drilling and construction vessels could be running on biofuels following a Memorandum of Understanding

MOL to study use of LBM derived from Cattle manure

Mitsui OSK Lines’ (MOL), the Japan’s largest shipowner, has signed a memorandum of understanding with

Tianjin Southwest choses two more LPG carrier dual-fuel retrofits

Tianjin Southwest Maritime has exercised the option to retrofit the main engines on board another

Log-In Logística partners with Nautilus Labs to reduce fuel emissions

Log-In Logistica Intermodal is partnering with Nautilus Labs for reductions in fuel consumption and carbon

Use of BMS at major ports welcomed by IBIA

Port authorities of Rotterdam, Antwerp and Zeebrugge have taken an important step toward improving transparency

ITF calls for carbon pricing for shipping

The International Transport Forum (ITF), part of Paris-based OECD, has called for the swift implementation

Good time ahead predicted for LNG

The advisory division of leading class society DNV Maritime sees good times ahead for LNG