As part of their ongoing commitment to support greener shipping, Yara Marine has jointly commissioned a report to quantify the climate impact of scrubbers compared to low sulphur fuel oil.
CO2 Emissions
EU Parliament Votes To Make Shipping Pay For CO2 Emissions
The European Parliament has voted to extend the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) to the shipping sector – which currently pays nothing to emit CO2.
Fuel Cell Industry’s First Commercial Zero-Emission Module To Power Ships Introduced By Ballard
Ballard’s FCwaveTM fuel cell product is a 200-kilowatt (kW) modular unit that can be scaled in series up to the multi-megawatt (MW) power level.
Eagle LNG Becomes First Company To Deliver LNG Bunker Fuel To Foreign-Flagged Vessel
Swedish tanker FURE VEN becomes the first foreign flagged vessel to bunker LNG in the United States, at Eagle LNG’s Talleyrand Bunker Station in Jacksonville
DFDS Develops Ambitious Climate Plan To Reduce GHG Emissions By 45% Till 2030
We want to become climate neutral by 2050 and are aiming for a relative reduction of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions by close to 45% from 2008 to 2030.
World’s First Marine-Based CO2 Capture System To Be Tested By Mitsubishi Shipbuilding
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding is working in cooperation with “K” Line and ClassNK, to conduct test operations and measurements for a small scale ship-based CO2 capture demonstration plant.
40% Increase In Seaborne Trade, With 10% Decrease In CO2 Emissions During 2008-18: IMO Report
The International Maritime Organisation’s fourth Greenhouse Gas Study highlights that the shipping industry has continued its trend of decoupling emissions growth from the global growth of seaborne trade.
Clean Cargo Data Shows 5.6% Reduction In CO2 Index For Container Shipping From 2018-2019
Global industry averages for CO2 emissions per container per kilometer decreased by 5.6 percent and 2.5 percent for Dry and Reefer (refrigerated) indexes, respectively.
9 Japanese Companies Establish ‘Ship Carbon Recycling Working Group’, Paving Paths To A Decarbonized Society
Japanese nine companies have started the Ship Carbon Recycling Working Group (hereinafter referred to as “WG”) formed within Japan’s Carbon Capture & Reuse Study Group, and held its first meeting.
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