Sector News – Page 8
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NewsPort of Newcastle joins H2 partnership
The Port of Newcastle is the first Australian port to join a global consortium to explore the potential of hydrogen
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NewsMaking biofuel available across the UK
There’s a new biofuels partnership at Ireland’s first clean fuels terminal
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NewsGreen hydrogen on Teesside explored
A new partnership will see the potential for green hydrogen production on Teesside explored
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NewsDecarbonising the waterways
A new partnership is set to explore ways to help decarbonise Europe’s inland waterways
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NewsJoining forces to decarbonise digitally
Renewable fuels and digitalisation are top of the agenda for a new partnership between Wärtsilä and MPA
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NewsDNV throws its weight behind methanol bunkering
DNV has joined a Singapore working group on methanol bunkering
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NewsPorts H2 supply and demand study
Ports and coastal regions across the EU will play a key role in the supply of hydrogen in the future
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NewsGreen methanol bunkering potential in Melbourne
Australia’s Port of Melbourne has signed up to a multi-party MoU feasibility study on green methanol
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NewsMethanol bunkering first for the Port of Houston
Barge-to-ship methanol bunkering has taken place on the US Gulf Coast
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NewsGreen hydrogen production from windfarms
The Port of Rotterdam Authority is offering up a site for a 1GW green hydrogen plant
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NewsSingapore accelerates its decarbonisation efforts
Low carbon fuels are top of the decarbonisation agenda in Singapore ports
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NewsHarnessing green hydrogen from Niagara
A Canadian port is investigating the benefits of green hydrogen
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NewsDriving down emissions using carbon insetting
Sea freight transported using sustainable fuel is taking off in Rotterdam
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NewsHydrogen dual fuel straddle carrier first
Cargo handling is taking another huge step forward in the use of alternative fuels
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NewsRecycling carbon for cleaner powered logistics
A global logistics provider has embarked on a new innovative project that will reduce its CO2 emissions
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NewsGlobal shipper in green methanol port project
An international shipping group and a Chinese port company are collaborating with green methanol fuelling
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NewsGreen hydrogen milestone for short sea feeder vessels
Samskip will launch next-generation zero emission short sea container vessels
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NewsStudy details the potential of methanol for shipping
A NABU study on methanol outlines its potential for decarbonisation and cleaner transportation
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NewsCalifornian ports look to hydrogen
Californian ports are looking to state funding to test out the benefits of the fuel
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NewsUS and Japan team up for greener shipping
The Port of Los Angeles is teaming up with two Japanese ports to clean up shipping
