Wärtsilä part of marine coalition for sustainable future
Wärtsilä is one of 11 founding members of an international coalition dedicated to accelerating the energy transition in the transport and logistics industries.
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Wärtsilä is one of 11 founding members of an international coalition dedicated to accelerating the energy transition in the transport and logistics industries.
Several South Korean ports will have designated national sulfur emission control areas from midnight 1 September 2020.
Maritime Singapore is committed to sustainable international shipping as guided by the targets of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to reduce annual greenhouse gas emissions from international shipping.
Wärtsilä, in cooperation with Knutsen OAS Shipping AS and Repsol, as well as with the Sustainable Energy Catapult Centre, will commence the world’s first long term, full-scale, testing of ammonia as a fuel in a marine four-stroke combustion engine.
This year, Port of Antwerp will continue extending its shipping guidance in order to manage traffic in the port even more safely and efficiently.
The Federal Transport Authority (FTA) has signed an MoU with SAFEEN, the marine services subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Ports, to conduct emergency response services across UAE’s waters.
The International Chamber of Shipping is encouraging ships around the world to sound their horns when in port at 12.00 local time to remind governments of the ongoing crew change crisis.
Coal sea port of Shakhtersk (CSPS), a key logistics asset of East Mining Company, shipped 2.2 million t of coal between January and May 2020, which is 700 000 t or 47% more than the volume of the same period last year.
The coal sea port of Shakhtersk (CSPS), a key logistics asset of East Mining Company, shipped 2.2 million t of coal between January and May 2020.
Supported by ESG, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, this latest initiative by SEEDS Capital and its six appointed co-investment partners aims to drive the growth of the maritime sector through technology and innovation.
MacGregor has secured an order to provide cargo handling cranes for four 62 000 DWT general cargo ships to be built in Asia.
The partnership emphasises Cargill’s commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and advance the maritime industry toward a carbon-neutral future.