by Mariska Buitendijk | Sep 16, 2021 | Marine fuels, News
Shell has decided to build an 820,000-tonnes-a-year biofuels facility at the Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rotterdam, the Netherlands, formerly known as the Pernis refinery. Carbon produced during the manufacturing process is to be captured and stored in an empty...
by Martin Vodnik | Aug 26, 2021 | Marine fuels, News
Global Energy Group and Proman will jointly develop a methanol plant in the Port of Nigg in Scotland. It will produce zero-emission fuel with the help of energy generated by offshore wind farms. The planned facility will supply green methanol for shipping, automotive...
by Martin Vodnik | Aug 24, 2021 | Marine fuels, News, Shipping
Maersk, a leading global shipping line, is looking for sustainable alternatives to conventional diesel fuel. E-methanol could become a possible solution. Together with Reintegrate and European Energy, the logistics company will launch a new project, which is dedicated...
by Martin Vodnik | Aug 19, 2021 | Marine fuels, News
Belgian engineering company CMB has unveiled the HydroBingo vessel. It is the world’s first hydrogen-powered ferry for transporting passengers. The ship was built by Tsuneishi, the Japanese shipbuilding company. The presentation voyage of the HydroBingo ferry...
by Mariska Buitendijk | Aug 13, 2021 | Marine fuels, News
A consortium of 26 leading companies and associations has published a handbook for hydrogen-fuelled vessels to shed light on the most pressing issues surrounding hydrogen as ship fuel. Explore the key takeaways of the DNV-led MarHySafe project. Green hydrogen could...
by Martin Vodnik | Aug 11, 2021 | Marine fuels, News, Ports
A new maritime corridor could appear on the European transport map by 2025. It will be completely dedicated to shipping blue ammonia from Norway to the Netherlands. To this end, the Port of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest container harbour and a major energy hub,...
