MOL and Tata Steel teaming up to develop low-emissions bulker
Japanese shipowner and Indian steel giant will particularly focus on the use of hard sails to cut carbon output
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Maersk ups ante on green methanol with order for up to 12 boxships
Danish giant confirms deal on neo-panamax vessels but admits availability of zero-carbon fuel will initially be ‘challenging’
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Money more than mouth needed to link hydrogen transport to green economies
Germany shows the way in pledging funds to projects to investigate how green hydrogen can be shipped from offshore production sites. Other countries just talk
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SFL Corp looks beyond liner sector for its new acquisitions
John Fredriksen-controlled shipowner is open to ‘opportunities in other sectors’ and does not regret the departure of 18 MSC veteran feederships
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MOL looks to shipowners to share $14.5bn decarbonisation bill
Japanese shipping giant also expects fleet composition to reflect changing sources of energy
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