Ponant is collaborating with start-up Farwind Energy to develop solutions for ship refueling with renewable hydrogen. 

Global energy company Eni, Fincantieri and RINA are partnering to develop joint projects to decarbonize the maritime sector in the medium- to long-term with the goal of net zero by 2050.

Cruise Lines International Association repeated calls for revenue generated from the European Union’s Emissions Trading System to be invested in supporting the transition to greener fuels at CLIA Cruise Week. 

TECO 2030 received an additional approval in principle from DNV for its compressed hydrogen fuel systems.

Costa extended its collaboration with LC3 Trasporti to transport supplies to its ships using bio-LNG trucks. 

Cruise Lines International Association Chairman Jason Liberty said collaboration is crucial to ensuring the production of sustainable marine fuels at scale.

Carnival Corp. & plc inaugurated a solar park at its Amber Cove Cruise Center in the Dominican Republic.

When thousands of Norwegian Dawn passengers were delayed in Mauritius last week through no fault of Norwegian Cruise Line, the company sprang into action to make things as right as it could for guests.

The Ponant fleet achieved Green Globe certification – an international standard for sustainability in travel and tourism. 

Maritime Health Services, a company founded by David Best who has years of experience in maritime public health and training, launched its new website.