With Net Zero targets and ever more stringent action coming into play to mitigate climate change, the tides are turning towards decarbonisation of the maritime sector. Here Dipak Mistry, Director of Commercial Partnerships at Ceres,...
Norwegian network for maritime hydrogen, Ocean Hyway Cluster (OHC) has appointed Kristin Svardal as its new CEO, taking over from Stein Kvalsund who will become the group’s Chief Operations Officer (COO).
Provaris Energy’s 2.8GW Tiwi H2 green hydrogen project has been awarded Major Project Status by the Northern Territory (NT) Government in Australia.
Recent geopolitical instability and energy security fears are accelerating hydrogen adoption, bringing forward large-scale demand, and increasing the need for efficient shipping of hydrogen in gaseous, liquid or chemical state – and the need to...
Kawasaki Heavy Industries (Kawasaki) is working to develop and commercialise the infrastructure and technologies needed to build hydrogen energy supply chains, ranging from production to transportation, storage and utilisation. In fact, KHI’s demonstration of these...
The blocking of the Suez Canal in March 2021 underlined the sheer magnitude of the shipping sector, both as a prominent example of a cargo ship and its cargo itself but also in terms of...
It is estimated that 90% of all freight goods are transported by sea, which makes the maritime sector a significant contributor to harmful emissions.
A precis of the 2021 report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) exploring the challenges and opportunities facing the global shipping sector.
Take a look at any of the significant developments in decarbonising transportation and specifically maritime markets in the past 12 months, and you’ll see that TECO 2030 is rarely far from the headlines.
Hydrogen has the ability to decarbonise maritime markets in the long-term as H2 View explores this month, but as Rob Cockerill explains here, the shipping sector could conversely hold the key to unlocking green hydrogen’s...
