How hydrogen is transforming these tiny Scottish islands Energy
Scotland’s Orkney Islands produce more clean energy than their inhabitants can use. Their next step? Hydrogen. Here’s why that matters...
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Scotland’s Orkney Islands produce more clean energy than their inhabitants can use. Their next step? Hydrogen. Here’s why that matters...
Despite millions of pounds of tuna transshipped through Pacific island ports, nobody has a precise count of the tonnage. The...
A proposal made today by shipowners for a $2 per tonne levy on ship fuel to create a $5bn fund...
Japanese researchers and engineers are working on a project that could see a wind-powered vessel generate hydrogen. The system under...
Ports and terminals across Europe are embarking on various ways to reduce the maritime sector’s use of fossil fuels. As...
A global partnership of some of the world’s largest organizations are launching two new knowledge platforms – the Green Industry Platform and...
The European Commission has reissued a yellow card to Panama, warning that it is not doing enough to fight illegal,...
weeping new fuel rules aiming to cut pollution belching from ships and save lives are now just a couple of...
Several days have passed since the closing of the UN Climate Change Conference COP25 in Madrid, and it is important...
Attempting to keep the general public and regulators at bay, the world’s top shipowning bodies today preempted the growing environmental...
Japan and Korea are pressing ahead with their efforts to build a new energy economy that could make liquid hydrogen...
French container shipping conglomerate CMA CGM has entered into a partnership with Shell to supply tens of thousand of tons...