Previous competition rounds have seen funding delivered to more than 300 organisations, including a manufacturer of wind-powered sails in Hull

Trafigura and ammonia maker CF Industries said they can lower costs and reduce emissions by co-loading ammonia and LPG on the same vessel

‘Transformative’ deal with owner of containerships, tankers, bulkers and car carriers includes use of fuel additive on at least 30 vessels and additional shares may be acquired based on successful introductions to other major shipping companies

The time for incremental change has passed, argues Cargill’s president of Ocean Transportation, Jan Dieleman. The maritime industry must scale up its efforts, act with urgency, and lead the transition to a sustainable future

The Joint Expeditionary Force said the system can use data from specific vessels’ Automatic Identification Systems to assess risk if they enter areas of interest, such as the Baltic Sea or parts of the English Channel

Budget increase driven by expectations of potential co-operation with the US and India, because both countries aim to enhance their maritime competitiveness using South Korea’s advanced shipbuilding technology

Key Chinese state-owned shipping firm Cosco and container manufacturer CIMC have been added to the US Defense Department’s sanctions list along with over 130 other Chinese companies for alleged military links, facing restrictions on US business dealings

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