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J-ENG Completes World's First Hydrogen Engine for Large Commercial Vessels

J-ENG completed the 6UEC35LSGH, the world's first hydrogen-fuelled engine for large commercial vessels, achieving 95% hydrogen co-firing and over 95% GHG reduction in factory testing. It will be installed on a MOL multipurpose vessel in 2027, with onboard demonstration starting April 2028.

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/ 3 Oct 2026

J-ENG Completes World's First Hydrogen Engine for Large Commercial Vessels

Regionalize or Commoditize? What Five Bioenergy Case Studies Reveal About Building Viable Biobased Supply Chains

An IEA Bioenergy Task 40 synthesis of five case studies across Austria, Germany, Sweden, the US and the North Sea finds regionalization and commoditization are mutually inclusive, not competing strategies. US sugar depots' standardized feedstock model is flagged as foundational for scaling SAF.

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/ 20 Sep 2026

Regionalize or Commoditize? What Five Bioenergy Case Studies Reveal About Building Viable Biobased Supply Chains

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.

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/ 14 Sep 2026

UK Shipping Industry Launches Alternative Maritime Fuels Coalition

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

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/ 21 Aug 2026

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

JAMA's Hydrogen Backbone Network: Betting on Trucks to Bring Down Hydrogen Costs

JAMA detailed progress on hydrogen trucks along Japan's trunk routes from Fukushima to Fukuoka, targeting 1,500 trucks and 30 stations within a decade. Chairman Sato named roughly 250 tonnes of annual demand per station as the viability threshold, needing collaboration beyond automakers alone.

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/ 15 Aug 2026

JAMA's Hydrogen Backbone Network: Betting on Trucks to Bring Down Hydrogen Costs

India's Green Hydrogen Auctions Deliver Competitive Pricing as Sector Builds Momentum

India's green hydrogen sector is gaining momentum through incentives and competitive auctions, with prices down 17% to Rs 279/kg and green ammonia contracts at Rs 52/kg. With 158 projects in development, the challenge now is turning pricing gains into built capacity.

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/ 6 Aug 2026

India's Green Hydrogen Auctions Deliver Competitive Pricing as Sector Builds Momentum

EU Clears €103M Dutch Aid for Methanol and Hydrogen Ships

The EU approved €103 million in Dutch state aid for methanol and hydrogen vessel purchases and retrofits, targeting short-sea shipping. It funds vessel hardware, not the fuel itself, methanol currently costs roughly double conventional marine gasoil on an energy-equivalent basis.

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/ 3 Aug 2026

EU Clears €103M Dutch Aid for Methanol and Hydrogen Ships