Tag: Carbon Emissions
JERA To Shut Down ‘Inefficient’ Coal Plants By 2030
Japan's largest thermal power operator Jera plans to phase out its coal-fired units with inefficient technology across its power plants, by 2030.
The...
Shippers Converge for ‘A Global Deal’ To Cut Carbon Emissions
The shipping industry is responsible for an immense amount of pollution and the industry has brought stringent new requirements in this year on...
Kawasaki Bags First Order for Electric Propulsion Systems
Kawasaki has launched a battery propulsion system that efficiently supplies power and electricity to the main propulsion system and auxiliary equipment.
Each system...
EU ETS Would Add $4,000/d To Aframax Operating Costs
Shipowners operating under the European Union's emissions trading system (EU ETS) could see operating costs jump considerably.
At present, it is unclear whether...
Hapag Lloyd Reaches Its Milestone With A ‘Pick Up’
German vessel operator Hapag-Lloyd is converting a former UASC ship, the 15,000TEU Sajir, to operate on LNG fuel.
A floating crane came to...
Bunker Industry On ‘A Smooth Transition’ Towards Decarbonization
Global bunker industry's smooth transition to IMO 2020 helps to achieve the next goal of decarbonization equally free of hurdles.
VLSFO bunker fuel...
Shipping Sector Continues To Thrive Amid Growing e-Commerce Demand
A plethora of factors including urbanization, availability of a wide range of products online, and a rise in online marketing increased the market...
DNV GL’s Energy Outlook Predicts Deep Decarbonization 15 Years Away
DNV GL’s Energy Transition Outlook 2020 provides an independent forecast of developments in the world energy mix to 2050.
Deep decarbonization of the...
ExxonMobil Successfully Trials First Marine Biofuel Oil
ExxonMobil has safely completed a successful sea trial using the company’s first marine bio fuel oil with shipping company Stena Bulk, bunkered in...
Consortium To Explore Methanation Tech for Zero-Emission Bunker Fuels
The Ship Carbon Recycling Working Group, formed within Japan’s Carbon Capture & Reuse Study Group, aims to explore the feasibility of the concept...