The shipping industry is turning to ammonia, methanol, ethanol, and hydrogen as alternative fuels to meet IMO 2050 targets and EU ETS regulations, reshaping the future of shipbuilding.
Grimaldi Group’s new PCTC Grande Svezia has begun its maiden voyage carrying vehicles and heavy construction cargo, showcasing its advanced eco-friendly design.
Skarv Shipping Solutions has launched its first newbuild, PEAK SKARV 1, at Huanghai Shipbuilding in China. Scheduled for delivery in January 2026, the vessel is designed for sustainable cargo operations with lower CO₂ emissions.
The Panama Canal Authority has launched a new NetZero Slot for low-emission ships, giving priority access to greener vessels as part of its 2050 net-zero strategy.
The MV Elise, the first Orca Class vessel in SAL Heavy Lift’s fleet, has begun her maiden voyage from China to Europe. With advanced green technology and powerful lifting capacity, she sets a new benchmark in sustainable heavy lift shipping.
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has celebrated the historic naming of Kota Odyssey, the first LNG dual-fuel container vessel in Ghana.
