In the maritime world, BP and NYK are collaborating on future fuels such as LNG, bio, methanol, hydrogen and ammonia in order to decarbonise.

In China, the world’s largest plant for converting CO2 and H2 into methanol is now in operation. A saving of 500 000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually ...

Methanol has potential as a new maritime fuel, according to participants in a conference held in Mumbai, India.

In the maritime world, about 20 ships are fuelled with e- or bio-methanol, and now in Denmark Maersk announces that it has ordered eight more capable ...

The Caspian is the focus of this month’s regional overview, which looks at progress towards the next high-profile final investment decisions, potentia...

AP Moller-Maersk is accelerating its efforts to decarbonise marine operations and has unveiled plans to launch what it claims will be the world’s firs...

Gazprom Neft and Sovcomflot are to collaborate on improving efficiency in Russian-Arctic maritime logistics, focusing on deploying digital technologie...

The production process is based on emissions-to-liquids (ETL) technology developed by Carbon Recycling International (CRI), which was first demonstrat...