News & Features
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Tue24Feb |
Norwegian tourism firm is moving ahead with high-speed zero-emission passenger vessels. |
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Tue24Feb |
The partners aim to develop a hydrogen fuel cell retrofit for a Northern Europe feeder vessel. |
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Tue24Feb |
The programme will help governments assess port readiness and investment pathways for alternative marine fuel bunkering. |
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Tue24Feb |
Corvus Energy will equip two hybrid ferries under an ABB propulsion contract, with an option for a third vessel. |
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Mon23Feb |
Three developing nations will receive technical backing from the IMO to draw up national roadmaps for cutting shipping emissions in line with the 2050 net-zero goal. |
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Fri20Feb |
The ferry will use hydrogen-powered fuel cells and can carry 720 kg of hydrogen. |
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Fri20Feb |
A mobile shore power unit is designed to be easily moved along the quay, allowing cruise ships to plug to onshore electricity supply. |
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Fri20Feb |
The feeder vessel was bunkered with 1,000 mt of e-methanol at European Energy's facility at Kasso. |
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Thu19Feb |
The propulsion system will allow the vessel to operate on electric power, diesel power or a combination of both. |
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Thu19Feb |
UCL analysis says only the current agreed Net-Zero Framework structure provides a credible investment signal for scalable alternative marine fuels. |
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