ITOCHU Orders Ammonia Bunkering Vessel
5,000 m³ vessel for Singapore operations, delivery 2027. Japanese trading giant ITOCHU Corporation is pioneering ammonia bunkering infrastructure with this groundbreaking project.
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Pupuk Indonesia x ITOCHU Renewable Plant
Hybrid ammonia facility for marine fuel in West Indonesia. This strategic partnership aims to establish renewable ammonia production capabilities for the maritime sector.
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First Digital Fuel Certificate for Ammonia
Pilot completed for bunkering documentation. This breakthrough in digital certification streamlines the ammonia bunkering process and enhances supply chain transparency.
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BHP and COSCO Charter Ammonia-Fueled Vessels
Major shipping companies commit to ammonia-fueled bulk carriers, marking a significant step toward decarbonizing maritime transport.
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DNV Approves New Ammonia Bunkering Vessel Design
Classification society DNV has approved an innovative ammonia bunkering vessel design, paving the way for safer and more efficient fuel transfer operations.
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Global Ports Prepare for Ammonia Bunkering
Major ports worldwide are investing in ammonia bunkering infrastructure to support the transition to green shipping fuels.
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