AM Green, alongside Greenko founders, has partnered with the Port of Rotterdam Authority to create a green energy supply chain linking India and Northwestern Europe. This $1 billion agreement aims to trade 1 million tonnes of green fuels annually, supporting India’s green hydrogen development and Europe’s decarbonization goals.
GITAM Deemed to be University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Centre of Excellence in Maritime & Shipbuilding to enhance technical education and research. The partnership aims to develop skills and innovation in maritime sectors, benefiting students through workshops, training programs, and internships, bridging academia with industry needs.
Chalmers University of Technology and Greencarrier Group have launched a strategic partnership to enhance sustainability in the maritime sector. Over three years, Greencarrier will fund research led by Professor Ida-Maja Hassellöv, focusing on environmental science and responsible practices, bridging academia and industry to tackle pressing maritime challenges.
Shipping giant Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has teamed up with Climeworks to remove 13,400 metric tons of CO2 by 2030, marking the first collaboration between Climeworks and a maritime company. This partnership aims to scale up carbon removal capacity and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, aligning with global climate objectives.
PT HDF Energy Indonesia, a subsidiary of HDF Energy, is collaborating with the Ministry of Transportation, PT PLN, and PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry to study decarbonizing Indonesia’s maritime sector with green hydrogen. This initiative aims to convert maritime fleets to zero-emission solutions, positioning Indonesia as a leader in green hydrogen innovation in the Asia-Pacific region.
Cyient, GreenH, and Luxcara have teamed up to develop a cutting-edge green hydrogen facility in Bodø, Norway. This project will provide clean fuel to maritime transport in the Arctic Circle. With a focus on renewable energy sources, the collaboration aims to reduce emissions and align with climate goals.
Gateway Terminals India (GTI), also known as APM Terminals Mumbai, has joined hands with Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) and Vadhvan Project Ltd. (VPPL) to create a skills training program for the port sector. This collaboration aims to boost employment opportunities and diversity in the industry, in line with the government’s focus on skill development.
Lloyd’s Register (LR) and Royal Caribbean Group have joined forces to promote safety, innovation, and sustainability in the cruise industry. LR will provide classification and risk management services to ensure Royal Caribbean Group’s fleet remains safe and efficient. This partnership aims to drive progress in safety measures, innovation, and sustainability practices within the industry.
Navantia Seanergies and Semco Maritime have joined forces to build offshore substations and provide lifecycle support for the offshore wind industry. This partnership combines their expertise to offer efficient EPC solutions. The collaboration aims to enhance their leadership in the market and deliver innovative solutions to meet the demand for clean energy.
Maersk and the Panama Canal Authority have joined forces to explore the use of Stillstrom’s offshore charging technology to reduce emissions from vessels around the canal. This partnership aims to improve air quality, reduce carbon footprint, and promote sustainable shipping practices on major trade routes. The collaborative effort highlights a commitment to environmental sustainability.
Marella Cruises and Cleaner Seas Group are teaming up to tackle microfibre pollution in the oceans. After a successful trial on the Marella Explorer, where 99% of microfibres were captured, the companies are working to implement this solution across the fleet. This innovative initiative aims to protect marine ecosystems from plastic microfibres.
Plug and Play has partnered with the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore to drive innovation, digitalization, and decarbonization in the maritime industry. This collaboration aims to support startups, encourage corporate involvement, and solidify Singapore’s position as a leading innovation hub in the maritime sector.
Miros and Prysmian have extended their partnership to supply wave monitoring systems for the Monna Lisa and Marco Polo cable laying vessels. Equipped with Miros’ WaveSystem and Cloud technology, these vessels will benefit from real-time sea state and weather data, enhancing safety and efficiency during cable-laying operations.
Onomichi Dockyard and Tsuneishi Shipbuilding have collaborated to develop the innovative Bingo 42 dry bulk carrier design, aiming to enhance efficiency and sustainability. With a focus on productivity and fuel efficiency, the vessel incorporates the MT-Fast energy-saving device and dual-fuel capability. This partnership showcases a commitment to innovation in the shipbuilding industry.
Shipowners are seeking ways to extend vessel life while meeting IMO decarbonization goals. Lomar Shipping’s lomarlabs is collaborating with Newlight to create hydrogen retrofits for ships, allowing diesel engines to use a hydrogen blend. This innovative approach could cut fuel use by up to 30%, with pilot installations set for summer 2025.
