Category: green shipping corridors
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Odfjell presses play for Brazil-Europe green corridor as new zero-emission shipping step
Odfjell presses play for Brazil-Europe green corridor as new zero-emission shipping step Norway-headquartered Odfjell Group, a player in seaborne transportation and storage of chemicals and other specialty bulk liquids, has bankrolled and put into operation mode what it describes as the first operational green shipping corridor between Brazil and Europe. The post Odfjell presses play…
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EU-funded study to asses feasibility of Panama-Spain green shipping corridor
EU-funded study to asses feasibility of Panama-Spain green shipping corridor London-based environmental, energy and engineering consulting company Ricardo is leading a study that investigates […] The post EU-funded study to asses feasibility of Panama-Spain green shipping corridor appeared first on Offshore Energy. Nadja Skopljak Go to offshore energy biz
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Methanol and shore power recipe to unlock Newcastle – Amsterdam green shipping corridor
Methanol and shore power recipe to unlock Newcastle – Amsterdam green shipping corridor Given the growing zest for specific routes where vessels employ low-emission propulsion, a new study has assessed the technical and commercial feasibility of introducing a green shipping corridor between Newcastle and Amsterdam. The post Methanol and shore power recipe to unlock Newcastle…
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Net-zero quest: South Korea, Australia to create green shipping corridor
Net-zero quest: South Korea, Australia to create green shipping corridor South Korea and Australia have decided to establish a green shipping corridor to support international shipping’s zero-emission goals and create an environment for eco-friendly fuel supply. The post Net-zero quest: South Korea, Australia to create green shipping corridor appeared first on Offshore Energy. Naida Hakirevic…
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Green shipping corridors surge by 40% worldwide, report reveals
Green shipping corridors surge by 40% worldwide, report reveals Green shipping corridors – specific trade routes where the feasibility of zero-emission shipping is catalyzed by public and private action – have rapidly expanded in popularity worldwide but progress could stall without urgent action from governments to overcome a “feasibility wall”, according to a new report.…