NYK joins Global CCS Institute to promote CCS technologies
CCS technology is being used in various forms across the globe.
Business & Regulation
Marine robotics firm Ocean Infinity acquires Ambrey
This deal expands Ocean Infinity’s footprint to offices in Europe, North America, the Middle East...
Ardmore signs definitive agreements on strategic investment in Element 1
The agreements cover the setting up of the e1 Marine joint venture, along with the...
Sovcomflot and RS to develop energy transportation ship regulations
The partnership will focus on safety, efficiency and sustainability.
Business optimism declines marginally in May: Poll
New COVID-19 waves in some regions are leading to uneven growth prospects for the global...
Mitsubishi explores conversion of existing ships to zero-carbon fuels
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has joined a project that will focus on evaluating the technical, financial and environmental factors for transforming current vessels to operate on zero-carbon fuels. The project…
Diginex and Hafnia to develop maritime ESG reporting tool
Technology firm Diginex Solutions has partnered with BW Group subsidiary Hafnia to create an environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) reporting tool, DiginexESG, for the maritime industry. Under the partnership,…
Evergas and Ultragas set up venture for captured CO₂ transportation
Danish shipping firms Evergas and Ultragas have teamed up to establish the first shipping company to focus on vessels for the transportation of captured carbon dioxide for storage (CCS) and re-use…
Norsepower becomes wind technology supplier for NMS platform
Auxiliary wind propulsion systems provider Norsepower has partnered with Newport Shipping to become the exclusive wind propulsion supplier for its online platform. The Newport Maritime Services (NMS) platform offers access…
Are seafarers getting paid minimum wage?
The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) has recently reported a case where seafarers working in UK waters were getting paid less than half the UK national…
Itochu signs MoU for promoting ammonia as marine fuel
Japanese firm Itochu has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with five marine companies for facilitating the joint development of ammonia fuel supply chain in Singapore. Itochu, in collaboration with…
