Alternative Fuels – Page 5
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NewsTransporting hydrogen by rail
A rail freight operator is working on transporting hydrogen from sea ports to consumers in the hinterland
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LNG study creates division
An LNG coalition has called a recent study by British academia a flawed exercise
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H2 pipeline strip deal
Swietelsky Rail Benelux has won a contract with the Port of Rotterdam Authority to construct a new pipeline strip
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European green hydrogen
A new partnership has been signed to deliver green hydrogen into Europe
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European electrofuels hub
A new partnership seeks to create Europe’s ’first’ green electrofuels hub
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Green ammonia study
A feasibility study into a new open-access green ammonia import terminal in Europe is being undertaken
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Driving biofuels forward
An American port has been awarded a US$1m grant to further its biofuels development
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Green hydrogen facility
A new green hydrogen production facility will bring growth to the UK’s Humber region
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The Big Conversation - The Port of Tyne
Covid-19, supply issues and global conflict have shaped how we deliver future and clean energy to the port sector, and help decarbonise shipping.
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Fuelling shipping’s energy transition
Shipping is in the midst of a necessary, albeit challenging, transition
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Scandinavian eco tug agreement
A Scandinavian cargo transporter is switching its tugs to biofuel use
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Swedish BioLNG terminal
A port and energy company are working to develop an energy hub in Sweden
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Green hydrogen facility
Green hydrogen production is being explored to help decarbonise the UK’s busiest container port
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Ammonia tugboat conversion
A project to convert an LNG tugboat to run on ammonia gets the go-ahead
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South African hydrogen hub
South Africa is moving ahead with green hydrogen strategy which involves the construction of a new port energy hub
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Biofuel demo trials
A biofuels pilot project has a combined contribution of US$18M to establish supply chain integrity
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LNG capacity increases explored
A Lithuanian LNG supplier is exploring increasing capacity to help secure a gas supply independent of Russia
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