Sustainable Shipping

September 7, 2023

Ammonia-Powered Ships: Is NoGAPS Shaping the Future of Zero-Emission Maritime?

Ammonia’s Potential in Decarbonization The Global Maritime Forum’s latest analysis predicts that the cost difference between operating ships on zero-emission ammonia and traditional fuel could vanish by 2030, with potential realization as

WindWings ship’s maiden voyages.( Source: cargill )

Energy·Maritime·Sustainability

Pyxis Ocean’s WindWings Trial by Cargill: Cutting 11 Tons of CO2 Emissions Daily

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) aims to integrate a minimum of 5% low-carbon systems in the maritime sector by 2030. While much of the effort is focused on adopting biofuels, the context is also favorable for the emergence of new,

May 22, 2024

Namibia Debuts Africa’s First Hydrogen-Powered Ship Amid Global Push for Greener Ports

Hydrogen·Maritime·Mobility

Africa is no more a black continent. This is seen in the latest development in building Africa’s first hydrogen-powered vessel. A hydrogen-fueled multifunctional port

NYK Group’s NBA Magritte Sets Sail with Wind-Assisted Propulsion: A Look at the 15% Fuel Cut

Maritime

On July 8, 2024, NYK Bulkship (Atlantic) N.V. (Head Office: Antwerp, Belgium; “NBAtlantic”), a subsidiary of the NYK Group, installed its first wind-powered ship

Representative Image Shipwreck in the port of Haydarpaşa, Photo Source: Matti Blume (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Energy

DOE Removes Barriers Amid Surge in LNG-Fueled Ships

The Department of Energy announced on February 28 that it has removed barriers for using liquefied natural gas (LNG) as marine fuel. This regulatory change modifies a previous order issued to JAX

Sunita Somvanshi

March 2, 2025