GLOBAL CENTRE FOR MARITIME DECARBONISATION

Ammonia bunkering pilot learnings to be fed back to ship owners and designers

‘Pay-as-you-save’: Maritime titans seek to fuel Asia’s green transition

Study finds shipping is the best option for moving captured CO2 to storage sites in Asia-Pacific region

Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation signs first South Korean shipyard partner

Great minds: How Mads Peter Zacho and Lynn Loo are putting their heads together on ammonia fuelling

Successful ammonia transfer involving major shipping names marks ‘crucial step’ for bunkering

New MIT study raises questions over ammonia fuel’s green credentials

NYK to test impact of biofuels on ship engine performance

Geopolitical tensions and transformative forces headline Singapore maritime talks

Pay-as-you-save financing could turbocharge shipping’s adoption of green retrofits

Lack of port infrastructure risks stunting growth of carbon capture technology

Green Power: For Lynn Loo, decarbonising shipping is just her day job

Nobody beats competition by going green on their own, says Hapag-Lloyd boss Rolf Habben Jansen

Ammonia moves afoot as Japanese owners back emerging ship fuel

MOL joins Singapore’s Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation