Rolls-Royce has laid the foundation to support the transition to methanol, but continues to invest in making its diesel engines cleaner and more efficient
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is adapting its MET turbochargers for ammonia, hydrogen and methanol, while helping shipowners improve efficiency from today’s slow-steaming fleet
Lessons from its prototype hydrogen fuel-cell-electric vessel in San Francisco are shaping Switch Maritime’s approach for a new zero-emissions commuter ferry for New York City
Zero Emissions Ship Technology Association chief Madadh MacLaine says, "we can build something better," calling for deployment of zero-emission technologies in maritime at scale
Used in Japanese domestic marine applications, Yanmar’s hydrogen fuel cell technology can now be used in the wider marine market, following class type approval
New low- and zero-GHG fuels have a role to play in shipping’s decarbonisation, but come with new risks and safety considerations, says Sunil Krishnakumar, general manager, Singapore branch, International Chamber of Shipping
Two all-electric vessels for Baleària, designed by Incat Crowther using digital shipbuilding technology, will serve the first green corridor between Europe and Africa in 2027
With IMO’s mid-term measures postponed and first movers ordering vessels anyway, the UK Chamber of Shipping has published the first cross-fuel safety risk baseline built by vessel operators themselves
Italian engineering firm reports test firing of single-cylinder engine on 100% hydrogen, advancing research to next phase of commercial marine engine development
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