United Kingdom – A recent analysis from the Tyndall Centre at the University of Manchester highlights the critical role the maritime industry will play in transporting the green fuels necessary to achieve global climate objectives.
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The Netherlands – The Singapore Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) and the Port of Rotterdam have agreed to establish the world’s longest Green and Digital Corridor to enable low and zero carbon shipping.
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France – A number of port authorities and stakeholders around the world signed a joint-commitment to reduce the environmental impact of stopovers made by container and cruise ships during their sea journeys at the One Ocean Summit in Brest.
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The Netherlands – One of the consortium led by Fugro is receiving funding from the Netherlands’ Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) for the development of methanol as an environmentally friendly shipping fuel, which is a step toward emission-free Dutch shipping.
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United Kingdom – AFC Energy, a leading provider of hydrogen power generation technologies,has made significant achievement that will pave the way for the widespread use of ammonia and high energy dense alkaline fuel cell technology in the multibillion-dollar effort to decarbonize global maritime.
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Finland – Wärtsilä has signed the Call to Action for Shipping Decarbonization project, which was launched in connection with the United Nations General Assembly.
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Windship Technology announced an exclusive joint development agreement with Australian company Calix Limited to develop and integrate Calix’s onboard carbon capture system RECAST into its whole-ship solution.
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Norway – Statkraft and Skagerak Energi will provide green hydrogen for the zero-emission ship designed by HeidelbergCement and Felleskjopet.
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United States – A multi-lab team of scientists from ORNL is researching the feasibility of using energy-dense biofuels like biocrude and bio-oil to meet new emission limits for cargo ships.
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Researchers at NREL and other DOE institutions are looking at the use of marine biofuels as part of a global effort to reduce sulfur and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from ships.
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