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LNG infrastructure is being established at an Indian port aiming to embrace cleaner fuel.

The world’s first barge-to-ship methanol bunkering operation is building confidence in methanol as a marine fuel.

Renewable energy infrastructure will be developed by a US port to support the production of green hydrogen.

LNG infrastructure investment at a US port aims to attract more LNG-capable vessels and encourage LNG conversions.

The need for climate neutral steel is helping create new international hydrogen supply chains.

Twelve companies have joined forces to create a hydrogen network and make a European city greener.

Hydrogen development in Japan’s maritime and port industries has been given a major push.

Movers and shakers in the industry are joining forces to steer the safe use of ammonia as a marine fuel.

Plans for an LNG terminal in Germany have been shelved in favour of a green hydrogen hub.

The world’s first commercial hydrogen-fuelled cargo transport vessel will help cut emissions in Paris.