KSOE Researching Breakthrough Technology for Hydrogen Transport Currently, transport for hydrogen takes place using pipelines and trucks due to the specifics of keeping the hydrogen
In the past year, Port Esbjerg has entered into an agreement with the Esbjerg-based technology company CS electric A/S to deliver the world’s first hydrogen
Port in Europe Gets Hydrogen Technology via Rolls-Royce Power Systems A new container terminal is under construction at the Port of Duisburg in Germany and
Western Australia and Netherlands Partner on Renewable Hydrogen On November 29 the McGowan Government in Western Australia and the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands
Hydrogen Opportunities Explored by Petronas and Eneos The clean hydrogen supply chain gets further research push after a recent joint partnership announcement by Petronas and
World’s First Hydrogen Cruise Ship Sought by MCS MSC the Swiss based shipping group, Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri, and gas firm Snam are collaborating on a
Technology group signs memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Global Energy Ventures. Wärtsilä has signed an MOU with GEV to supply a propulsion system for the
Japan’s classification society ClassNK has issued an Approval in Principle (AIP) to Kawasaki Heavy Industries for the design of the world’s largest liquified hydrogen carrier.
Dutch shipbuilder, Royal IHC, has received an “approval in principle” classification from Bureau Veritas for its new design for a hydrogen-powered tailing suction hopper dredger.
The largest country on the Western Coast of South America now has a direct link to the largest seaport in Europe. By Michael McGrady, Maritime
