Logothetis family shipping arm sees AI having ‘huge potential’ for shipping

The International Council on Clean Transportation is following up its groundbreaking FUMES study, which used drones to count fugitive and unburned methane emissions from ships running on LNG

Norwegian hydrogen fuel cell maker Teco 2030 has filed for bankruptcy amid flagging demand and government support

The US will increase its lead in blue hydrogen under Donald Trump next year, but expected cuts to decarbonisation policies will hurt an already poor outlook for green hydrogen, according to Wood Mackenzie

Kongsberg Maritime’s Lisa Edvardsen Haugan is named as this year’s top technology talent as the Norwegian marine equipment group provides a multitude of product advancements to help deliver vessel carbon-reduction needs

Rina’s Roberto Cazzulo took over chairmanship of the International Association of Classification Societies in January 2024, after two and a half years with LR’s Nick Brown at the helm. The world’s leading classification societies remain a key component in advancing the decarbonisation of shipping, while at the same time advancing standards and safety

After 12 months of single cylinder testing, the German manufacturer has begun full-scale testing of its liquid gas injection ammonia engine 

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Silberschmidt is confident his company will have just as big a role to play if and when alternative fuels arrive in force, after Silverstream passed the 200-order mark in 2024

An asset-light operator of 240 tankers, Maersk Tankers has its focus on commercial management, and emissions and voyage optimisation

Shipping was long seen as a climate laggard. Now, with Katharine Palmer’s help, the industry is among the frontrunners

SpaceX’s flat pricing model for speeds that would be considered superfast on land has seen it dominate the market in a very short space of time