Skuld Marine Fuels Integrate Cashew Nutshell Liquid Biofuel
With decarbonization rules already enforced in the EU/EEA, authorities are now honing in on greenhouse gas emissions from ships in European waters
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Fuel Spill Reported at Ahırkapı Anchorage During Bunkering
On February 11, Turkey’s Directorate General of Coastal Safety reported a fuel leak during a bunkering operation involving two oil tankers.
South Africa Tightens Laws Against Marine Pollution
In response to a series of accidents along its coast S. Africa signs Marine Pollution (Prevention of Pollution from Ships) Amendment Bill into law
UK Delays Decision on Rampion 2 Offshore Wind Project
The United Kingdom government has postponed its decision on the proposed 1.2GW Rampion 2 offshore wind farm extension in the south of the country
New Jersey Cancels Offshore Wind Bid Amid Market Challenges
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) has decided to cancel its fourth offshore wind solicitation, citing significant market challenges.
Cunard Crew’s Global Beach Clean-Ups Help Protect Oceans
To safeguard and preserve ecosystems, Cunard crew members, with shoreside colleagues, took part in 14 beach clean-ups across seven countries in 2024.
Cruise Ship Solar Panels Could Help Cut Emissions, Save Fuel
Researchers are investigating the feasibility of equipping cruise ship cabins with solar panels to enhance energy efficiency and lower emissions.
Greek Shipping Firm Eurobulk Fined for Pollution Violations
Greek company Eurobulk Ltd. has admitted to violating the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships and falsifying records to cover up the infractions.
Solar-Powered Cabins Could Make Cruises More Sustainable
Scientists are investigating the possibility of equipping cruise ship cabins with solar panels to enhance energy efficiency and reduce emissions.
Taean Wind Power Secures Fixed-Price Contract in South Korea
Taean Wind Power has finalized a fixed-price offtake agreement for a major offshore wind project in South Korea.
Trump’s Bold Moves on Panama Canal, Gulf Name & Paris Exit
In his first hours as 47th president of the USA, Trump made headlines with declarations including a vow to take back control of the Panama Canal.
Green Rizhao: China’s First Carbon-Neutral Cargo Vessel
On January 15th, COSCO Shipping took delivery of the cargo vessel Green Rizhao during an official induction ceremony in Dalian, China.
Disney Plans Eco-Friendly Cruise Ships for a Greener Future
Disney announces plans for a series of smaller, eco-friendly ships with three of the four new vessels being approx 100,000 gross registered tons.
MOL Partners on Green Corridor Linking Portugal to N. Europe
MOL has signed a MoU with Madoqua Renewables Holding Lda and other international industry leaders to establish a European green shipping corridor
Costa Smeralda First Cruise Ship to Bunker LNG in Dubai
Costa Smeralda, while operating her winter cruise season in the United Arab Emirates, has become the first cruise ship to refuel there with LNG.
Vard Explores Nuclear Propulsion for Maritime Shipping
Vard is working with the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and other stakeholders on a project to investigate nuclear propulsion.
Brazil Prepares for Greener Fuels in Cruise Industry
Brazilian authorities and suppliers are gearing up to embrace the cruise industry’s newest green technologies and sustainable fuels.
BOEM Seeks Input on Offshore Wind Leasing Near Guam
The US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management issued a call for information and nominations regarding potential wind energy leasing off the coast of Guam.
Equinor Secures $3B Funding for Empire Wind 1 in the US
Norwegian energy leader Equinor has secured a $3 billion financing package to support its Empire Wind 1 project in the United States.
MSC Cruises Faces Complaint Over Environmental Claims
An environmental advocacy group has filed a complaint against MSC Cruises, accusing the company of using 'deceptive and unlawful advertising.'