Alternative Fuels – Page 20
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NewsEuropean hydrogen supply
Three energy movers are joining forces to develop an import terminal for a hydrogen carrier in the Port of Rotterdam
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NewsFloating ammonia bunkering
Floating bunkering terminals are a major step towards reduced-carbon shipping and help overcome a lack of port infrastructure
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NewsFast-tracking green hydrogen
The Netherlands is looking to leverage its global position in green ammonia and methanol products
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NewsWidening future fuel supply
Two energy giants have acquired a 80% joint equity stake in Chile’s largest LNG regasification terminal
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NewsHydrogen truck trials
A four year trial of hydrogen trucks is to take place at Californian ports
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NewsGreen shore power
A demonstration of green shore power at Aberdeen North Harbour could be in place within two years
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NewsH2 bunkering project
A project to establish an H2 ship bunkering operation is underway in Norway
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NewsPort energy lessons
An energy study has brought the Port of London Authority one step closer to net zero
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NewsSingapore biofuel bunkering
A biofuel trial was recently carried out in Singapore’s port waters
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NewsSpain biofuels facility
Construction is to begin on Spain’s first advanced biofuels plant in Cartagena
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NewsLand reclamation for biofuels
Ports are looking at expanding their footprints to take advantage of the rising demand for biofuels
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NewsHybrid ferry propulsion
Danfoss to supply hybrid-electric propulsion system for UK’s first hybrid high-speed ferries
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NewsSustainable fuels vision
A UK port has shared its vision for a decarbonised fleet of port vessels powered by sustainable fuels
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NewsGermany fast tracks hydrogen
The Ukraine crisis is spurring Europe on to move away from crude and embrace renewable fuels faster
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NewsBiofuel trials begin
A six-month global trial of biofuel has been launched in Singapore aiming to scale-up its wider adoption
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NewsHVO powered reach stackers
Hydrotreated vegetable oil is at the fore of ABP’s latest £1.6 million green investment on the Humber
