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Germany Unveils Fossil Fuel Roadmap at the UN

Germany unveiled its fossil fuel transition roadmap at the UN, becoming the third country after France and the Netherlands to do so, aiming to reduce costly fossil fuel dependence. Germany's biodiesel association welcomed its continued emphasis on sustainable biofuels.

By Editor

/ 26 Sep 2026

Germany Unveils Fossil Fuel Roadmap at the UN

Inside the IMO's Ammonia Seminar: Where Marine Ammonia Actually Stands

All nine presentations from the IMO's 17 September ammonia seminar, synthesized: engine certification gaps, GCMD's readiness assessment, Yara's cost data, Rotterdam's bunkering pilot, reactive-nitrogen research and Lloyd's Register's new safety tools.

By Editor

/ 22 Sep 2026

Inside the IMO's Ammonia Seminar: Where Marine Ammonia Actually Stands

UK Shipping Industry Launches Alternative Maritime Fuels Coalition

The UK Chamber of Shipping and CLIA launched the Alternative Maritime Fuels Coalition, uniting nine trade bodies spanning biogas, CCS, hydrogen, methanol, LNG and ammonia. It calls for UK ETS maritime revenues to fund decarbonisation directly and champions a technology-neutral approach.

By Editor

/ 14 Sep 2026

UK Shipping Industry Launches Alternative Maritime Fuels Coalition

Topsoe to Supply Dynamic Ammonia Technology for First Ammonia's Texas Plant

Topsoe has signed an agreement with First Ammonia to provide its dynamic ammonia synthesis technology for First Ammonia's green ammonia production facility in Victoria, Texas. The facility will

By Editor

/ 30 Aug 2026

Topsoe to Supply Dynamic Ammonia Technology for First Ammonia's Texas Plant

Azane Signs Ammonia Bunkering Framework With Equinor

Azane Fuel Solutions has signed a framework agreement with Equinor Energy AS for the supply of ammonia and the execution of truck-to-ship ammonia bunkering operations for ammonia-fueled

By Editor

/ 24 Aug 2026

Azane Signs Ammonia Bunkering Framework With Equinor

Hive Hydrogen's $5.8bn South African Ammonia Project 'Going Really Well'

Hive Hydrogen's $5.8 billion green hydrogen-ammonia project at the Coega Special Economic Zone is progressing well, with the developer expected to make what it describes as

By Editor

/ 21 Aug 2026

Hive Hydrogen's $5.8bn South African Ammonia Project 'Going Really Well'

China Publishes Its First National Green Fuels Report

China's NEA published its first Green Fuels Development Report, showing roughly 8 million tonnes of oil-equivalent capacity across methanol, ammonia, SAF, ethanol, biodiesel and biogas. It also names its own challenges plainly: production costs remain 1.5-2x conventional fuel.

By Editor

/ 8 Aug 2026

China Publishes Its First National Green Fuels Report

HD Hyundai Samho Delivers Maersk's First Very Large Ammonia Carrier

HD Hyundai Samho delivered Jane Maersk, its first Very Large Ammonia Carrier, to Maersk Tankers in a shipyard handover, no cargo carried. The 93,000 cbm vessel adds to Samho's 22-vessel, $2.55 billion VLAC backlog, addressing ammonia carrying capacity, distinct from bunkering infrastructure.

By Editor

/ 31 Jul 2026

HD Hyundai Samho Delivers Maersk's First Very Large Ammonia Carrier

China Ships World's Largest Single Green Ammonia Cargo to South Korea

Jilin Electric Power shipped a reported world's-largest 3,750-tonne green ammonia cargo from its Da'an complex to South Korea. The RFNBO-certified ammonia, produced from 800MW of wind and solar, gives Jilin export access to EU compliance markets alongside Japan and Korea buyers.

By Editor

/ 30 Jul 2026

China Ships World's Largest Single Green Ammonia Cargo to South Korea

India's ACME Signs Landmark Green Ammonia and Methanol Export Deals With Japan

ACME signed export deals with Japan's IHI and Mitsubishi Gas Chemical for 405,000 tonnes of green ammonia and 100,000 tonnes of green methanol annually, backed by subsidies on both sides. The agreements sit under India's National Green Hydrogen Mission, giving lenders a demand signal.

By Editor

/ 18 Jul 2026

India's ACME Signs Landmark Green Ammonia and Methanol Export Deals With Japan

IMO 2020 shows future marine fuels will scale through bunker hubs first

IMO 2020 looked like a global regulation story. The better reading is more practical: marine fuel rules work when the bunkering system can absorb them. That matters now because shipping is heading into a much harder fuel transition.

By Gabriel Ho

/ 29 May 2026

IMO 2020 shows future marine fuels will scale through bunker hubs first