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Mon 25 Feb 2013, 16:41 GMT

Green initiative launches quarterly newsletter


Newsletter includes a roundup of developments over the last few months, including the addition of three new members.

The Sustainable Shipping Initiative (SSI) has launched the first issue of its quarterly newsletter.

Please find below a summary of the key topics included in the inaugural newsletter.

* The story so far
* Three new members join SSI
* SSI launches own website
* Updates from the SSI workstreams
* Our Knowledge Partners
* News from SSI members
* Forthcoming events

The SSI is a coalition of shipping leaders from around the world that is working to achieve a vision of the shipping industry that is both profitable and sustainable by 2040.

The SSI is facilitated by Forum for the Future, the global sustainability non-profit, in conjunction with NGO World Wildlife Fund. 19 global companies are already taking part in the SSI, representing ship owners and charterers, shipbuilders, engineers and service providers, banking, insurance, and classification societies, with a combined market value of half a trillion dollars.

The ultimate goal of the initiative is to show that collaborative action is possible, to mobilize support across the industry, and to demonstrate that shipping can contribute to – and thrive in – a sustainable future.

Please click on the link below to view the newsletter, which also includes links to relevant content.

Sustainable Shipping Initiative Newsletter

Seatransport 73m SLV Lloyd’s Register grants approval for hybrid nuclear power design for amphibious vessels  

Classification society approves Seatransport’s concept integrating micro modular reactors with diesel-electric systems.
Everllence ME-LGIE engine. Everllence and Vale partner on ethanol-powered marine engine development  

Brazilian mining company to develop dual-fuel ethanol engines based on ME-LGI platform.
India flag. Emvolon highlights biomethanol as a solution to unlock India’s biogas potential  

Company says distributed biogas-to-biomethanol production could bridge rural feedstock with maritime fuel demand.
Grande Svezia vessel. Grimaldi's Grande Svezia makes inaugural Le Havre call with ammonia-ready design  

Second of 10 new-generation PCTCs features 5 MWh battery system and cold ironing capability.
Cable lay vessel (CLV) render. Kongsberg Maritime to supply integrated systems for LS Marine Solution cable lay vessel  

Norwegian technology provider wins contract for ultra-large vessel being built at Tersan Shipyard in Türkiye.
Maersk Finisterre vessel. Synergy Marine takes on management of methanol dual-fuel container vessel  

The 5,915-teu Maersk Finisterre joins Synergy's fleet under technical management from Synergy Pacific.
Pristine ABP Port Office. Verde Marine Energy appoints Steve Taylor as UK director  

Taylor will be based on the River Humber, working with Vertom Group businesses.
Ammonia Fuel Supply System (AFSS). Mitsubishi Shipbuilding delivers first ammonia fuel supply systems for marine engines  

Systems shipped to Japan Engine Corporation for integration with an ammonia-fuelled marine engine.
Power2X and HyCC logos. Power2X acquires HyCC to expand green hydrogen portfolio in the Netherlands and Germany  

Deal consolidates clean molecules sector as projects transition from development to large-scale delivery phase.
Person signing a document. RFOcean signs binding e-methanol supply deal with ETFuels from 2030  

European shipping company secures fixed-price green fuel ahead of escalating EU maritime emissions penalties.




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