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Emission regulations and the future of ships
With the entry into force of IMO’s Carbon Intensity Indicator, future of a third of the world’s ships hangs in the air
Inventory of Hazardous Materials
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) responded to environmental and safety concerns in the wrestling industry by introducing the "Green Passport", now known as the Inventory of Hazardous Substances (IHM). This requirement addresses hazardous materials on board ships that pose risks to health, safety, and the environment. Finally, the Hong Kong Convention was adopted in 2009 and will enter into force in June 2025.
Large Sail Cargo Project Advances with Canadian Investment
The efforts to launch the world’s largest zero-emission sailing cargo ship took a step forward with the announcement that a Canadian coffee company is investing in the project.
Ports of Rotterdam and Sines to develop green hydrogen corridor
ENGIE, Shell, Vopak and Anthony Veder have agreed to develop a green hydrogen logistic maritime corridor connecting the ports of Sines in Portugal and Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
Is it possible to deploy green ammonia flotation devices at offshore wind farms?
A number of renewables companies have been trying to determine whether floating ammonia production vessels can be deployed at certain offshore wind farms.
Innovative battery at heart of zero-emissions OSV gets green light
An innovative non-flammable maritime battery technology that promises long life and will be incorporated in a new zero-emissions offshore support vessel has received New Technology Qualification (NTQ) from ABS
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DemoSATH Installed Offshore to Begin Floating Wind Platform Tests
the DemoSATH project reports it has completed the installation of its 2MW innovative floating wind platform demonstrator in open seas
Chinas First Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vessel Marks Breakthrough in Inland Waterway Ships
China has placed its first hydrogen fuel cell-powered vessel into service. Officials from the Three Gorges Corporation, which will be operating the vessel as a demonstration ship, are calling it “a breakthrough in the application of hydrogen fuel cell technology in inland waterway ships.
Suez Canal Authority Collaborates with ABS to Develop a Roadmap for the Green Canal Program by 2030
ABS and the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop a long-term sustainability roadmap and de-carbonization strategy for the canal, one of the world’s busiest shipping routes.
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