October, 2026
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Tue13Oct
Ningbo-Zhoushan port has completed 62 biofuel bunkering operations so far for international vessels.
Ningbo-Zhoushan Sees Simultaneous Bunkering of LNG, Methanol and B24
Tue13Oct
The vessel having cargo tank capacity of 18,700 m3 will be delivered in 2028.
NYK-MISC JV Signs Long-Term Charter for Dual-Fuel LNG Carrier
Tue13Oct
The duo will explore ways to develop the US shipbuilding sector to safely build and operate nuclear-powered vessels.
ABS and US DOE Join Forces to Advance Nuclear Technology in Shipping
Tue13Oct
The vessel is suitable for conversion to methanol, ammonia or LNG propulsion in the future.
Wagenborg Launches First Alternative-Fuel-Ready Vessel
Tue13Oct
The Dutch port has joined the alliance as a member and board participant.
Port of Rotterdam Joins The Global Methanol Alliance as Board Participant
Tue13Oct
A Cosco boxship bunkered about 300 mt of green methanol at Guangzhou Port last month.
Guangzhou Port Completes First Green Methanol Bunkering at Nansha Terminal
Tue13Oct
The 750 m3 green methanol storage and bunkering facility was inaugurated at V.O. Chidambaranar Port.
Indian Port Opens Green Methanol Bunkering Facility
Tue13Oct
Carbon pricing turns every tonne of fuel saved into money that can pay for the fuel switch, argues Kongsberg Maritime's Oskar Levander.
VIEWPOINT: On the Bottom Line - Efficiency and the New Economics of Shipping's Decarbonisation
Tue13Oct
Ships on order have an implied demand of 64 million mtoe a year.
Orderbook Bunker Demand Up 10% Since July: Conventional Oil Still Dominates, Methanol Slips
Mon12Oct
DSV targets a 12,000-tonne CO2 cut over two years, backed by CMA CGM's low-carbon shipping solution using biofuels and bio-LNG.
CMA CGM and DSV Partner on Low-Carbon Shipping