Alternative Fuels – Page 12
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NewsHydrogen hinterland plans
Two European ports are strengthening their ties with a hydrogen hinterland network
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NewsDanish green hydrogen
The Port of Esbjerg will use green hydrogen to reduce emissions and improve air quality
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NewsWaste biodiesel plant
A biodiesel plant that converts waste oils and fats into renewable fuel has opened
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NewsLow carbon fuel focus
One port operator is looking to accelerate decarbonisation by using low carbon fuels
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NewsGreek energy barges
A new partnership will create floating integrated energy solutions for three non-interconnected Greek islands
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NewsAmmonia terminal expansion
The Port of Rotterdam ammonia import terminal is to be expanded due to demand
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NewsAlternative fuel tool
A tool is being developed to pinpoint which alternative fuels are available at which ports
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NewsUK terminal goes vegetarian
A container terminal has become the first in Britain to transition to vegetable oil
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NewsEmission-free push boat
The ’world’s first’ push boat combines battery-electric propulsion with hydrogen fuel cell technology
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NewsUK hydrogen hub plan
There are plans to develop a hydrogen-ready gas storage and future green hydrogen generation capability in the UK
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NewsHydrogen project partnership
Estonia and Poland have signed a letter of intent to cooperate in green hydrogen projects
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NewsGlobal biofuel facility
A partnership with the Government of Panama will provide a key global logistics hub serving over 1,000 ports
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NewsAmmonia plant prototype
A cutting edge ammonia project has won a UK government grant to help get it off the ground
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NewsHydrogen powered tugboat
The first hydrogen powered tugboat is creeping closer to completion with its first water launch
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NewsFuture proof fuelling
A long term partnership has been established to supply fuel to two new hybrid bio methane ferries
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NewsGreen fuels hub
Germany is building its first LNG terminal with the aim of diversifying its natural gas supply sources
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NewsGood news for hydrogen supply
Rotterdam says it can supply Europe with 4.6 megatonnes of hydrogen by 2030, considerably up on expectation
