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15.12.2021

Catalogue of measures

The NOW Advisory Board Chairman outlines the hydrogen and fuel cell industry’s wishes for the further development of the National…
09.12.2021

ELEKTRA arrives at Westhafen in Berlin today!

After almost two years of construction at the Hermann Barthel GmbH shipyard in Derben, Germany, and a three-day transfer to…
17.11.2021

“High level of ambition is needed and possible” – National Hydrogen Council comments on EU’s Fit for 55 package

At the meeting of the National Hydrogen Council (Nationaler Wasserstoffrat – NWR) on 29 October 2021, discussions included the EU’s…
27.10.2021

NOW GmbH/TUHH study highlights the potential for renewable methane as a truck and maritime fuel

The technical (exploitable) potential of renewable methane to replace fossil natural gas as a fuel for heavy-duty vehicles and ships…
27.10.2021

BMWi funding programme for the construction of sustainable refuelling tanker ships launched

Building a sustainable bunkering infrastructure for shipping with flexible refuelling vessels and simultaneously boosting the maritime economy, which has been…
29.09.2021

Climate-friendly shipping: world’s first use of CO2-neutral synthetic liquefied gas in maritime freight transport

The container ship ‘Elbblue’ (formerly ‘Wes Amelie’) was refuelled today in Brunsbüttel with 20 tonnes of CO2-neutral synthetic liquefied gas…
28.09.2021

Fuel cells finally allowed on board

After more than ten years of development work, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has adopted safety regulations for the approval…
09.09.2021

e4ports network launches: Together on the path to climate-friendly ports

The e4ports network has made it its objective to support ports in designing a climate-friendly energy system. Today marked the…
03.09.2021

Freight sailing vessels with alternative drives – funding for feasibility study begins

Freight sailing vessels are considered to have great potential for decarbonizing international shipping, because they can be operated in an…
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