Al Masaood Group, one of Abu Dhabi’s leading business conglomerates, announced the launch of its inaugural Sustainability Report. This comprehensive document underscores the Group's unwavering commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs) and the UAE's ambitious climate objectives.
The Port of Rotterdam Authority welcomes the ambition of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to be climate-neutral by 2050. The Port of Rotterdam Authority views the new agreements set out by the 175 IMO Member States as an important foundation for climate-proofing the shipping sector.
Port of Newcastle and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. have unveiled, during a visit by Mr. Chris Bowen, Minister for Climate Change and Energy, to the Port today, an MOU setting out a pathway towards the enablement of a world-class clean energy economy in the Hunter Region through the Port’s Clean Energy Precinct, which secured a $100-million Commonwealth funding grant in the 2022 Federal Budget.
ERMA FIRST has launched a new energy saving device (ESD) that promises reduced fuel consumption and emissions in line with CII and EEXI requirements.
RWO, a leading supplier of intelligent water management solutions, has been selected by KiwiRail to supply its next-generation advanced water treatment system (AWTS) - the CleanSewage Membrane Reactor (CS-MBR) – to New Zealand’s Inter-Island Resilient Connection Project (iReX).
NAPA, a maritime software and data services expert, Norsepower, the global provider of auxiliary wind propulsion systems, and Sumitomo Heavy Industries Marine & Engineering Co., Ltd. (SHI-ME), one of the world’s leading shipyards, have today announced the results of phase one of their joint simulation project looking at the fuel saving and emissions reduction potential of combining Norsepower Rotor Sail™ and NAPA Voyage Optimization onboard SHI-ME’s wind propulsion ship
Shipping is missing a trick with its lack of data standardisation – and the biggest loser will be the planet, according to a paper from the Global Maritime Forum
A vessel’s CII rating can be enhanced through energy-saving measures, according to the IMO. A case in point is HMM, which cut its fleet’s CO2 intensity by 24% between 2019-2021.
Rederiet Stenersen AS and Ektank AB have confirmed that vessels with Yara Marine Technologies’ propulsion optimization system FuelOpt have achieved fuel savings of 10% and above.
According the regulatory framework set by the IMO, starting from 2023, the Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) rating will apply on all sea-going vessels greater 5,000 GT. Those vessels will have to report their yearly CO2 emissions according to their actual operation while based on the reported values the vessels will be ranked in A to E class categories.
The Port of Rotterdam Authority welcomes the ambition of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to be climate-neutral by 2050. The Port of Rotterdam Authority views the new agreements set out by the 175 IMO Member States as an important foundation for climate-proofing the shipping sector.
Al Masaood Group, one of Abu Dhabi’s leading business conglomerates, announced the launch of its inaugural Sustainability Report. This comprehensive document underscores the Group's unwavering commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs) and the UAE's ambitious climate objectives.
Port of Newcastle and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. have unveiled, during a visit by Mr. Chris Bowen, Minister for Climate Change and Energy, to the Port today, an MOU setting out a pathway towards the enablement of a world-class clean energy economy in the Hunter Region through the Port’s Clean Energy Precinct, which secured a $100-million Commonwealth funding grant in the 2022 Federal Budget.
ERMA FIRST has launched a new energy saving device (ESD) that promises reduced fuel consumption and emissions in line with CII and EEXI requirements.
RWO, a leading supplier of intelligent water management solutions, has been selected by KiwiRail to supply its next-generation advanced water treatment system (AWTS) - the CleanSewage Membrane Reactor (CS-MBR) – to New Zealand’s Inter-Island Resilient Connection Project (iReX).
NAPA, a maritime software and data services expert, Norsepower, the global provider of auxiliary wind propulsion systems, and Sumitomo Heavy Industries Marine & Engineering Co., Ltd. (SHI-ME), one of the world’s leading shipyards, have today announced the results of phase one of their joint simulation project looking at the fuel saving and emissions reduction potential of combining Norsepower Rotor Sail™ and NAPA Voyage Optimization onboard SHI-ME’s wind propulsion ship
Shipping is missing a trick with its lack of data standardisation – and the biggest loser will be the planet, according to a paper from the Global Maritime Forum
