MPA-NYK join forces to promote safe use of zero-carbon fuels

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and Japanese shipping company NYK have joined forces to accelerate maritime decarbonization, digitalization, and manpower development efforts, including the promotion of the safe use of marine fuels. Under the memorandum of understanding signed on July 2, MPA and NYK agreed to deepen their partnership and collaborate on

Liquid H2 for flights tested by H2Fly

H2Fly has successfully tested the ground-based cryogenic fuel-filling procedure that’ll power groundbreaking liquid hydrogen aircraft flights in the coming months. Liquid H2 will be an absolute game-changer, allowing clean long-distance air travel. Replacing the rich energy source of Jet-A kerosene with a zero-carbon alternative is no easy task for the aviation industry. There are “sustainable

BV evaluates ammonia as fuel for ships

Bureau Veritas (BV) presents an assessment with the characteristics of ammonia as a fuel, its advantages as well as the challenges it poses. As the BV notes, Ammonia is a widely traded chemical commodity that has long been transported in liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tankers, which are also able to carry ammonia. When produced using

Maersk chooses ABS to class more methanol-fuelled ships

Maersk has chosen ABS to class its latest order of six methanol-fuelled container ships due to be constructed at HHI. The 17,000 teu vessels are due to be delivered from 2025; Maersk now has 19 vessels on order under ABS class capable of running methanol in their dual-fuel engines. Methanol offers a pathway to zero

Advanced atomic to power affordable production of green ammonia for shipping

Core Power, a leader in advanced nuclear energy technology for ocean transportation and heavy industry released a special report on the mass-production of zero-carbon fuels for shipping, using advanced nuclear technologies offshore. The production of green ammonia is a key component of the decarbonisation plans for international shipping. While the largest 17,000 ships are unlikely