New report outlines strategy for ports to supply green methanol and ammonia by 2030

The Port of Antwerp-Bruges launches Methatug, hailed as the world’s first methanol-fuelled tug boat.

Port of Antwerp-Bruges partners with Namport to develop a EUR 250M hydrogen export hub in Walvis Bay, leveraging Namibia’s solar energy advantage.

Cepsa partners with Evos to store green methanol at their Algeciras and Rotterdam facilities, advancing sustainable energy initiatives.

Hapag-Lloyd and Seaspan plan to convert five container ships to methanol dual-fuel engines, with a total investment of approximately US$120 million.

Leveraging its strategic location within Europe’s largest chemical cluster, the Port of Antwerp-Bruges believes it is equipped to seamlessly accommodate methanol bunkering operations.

SIGP facilitates Astrid Mærsk’s milestone green methanol bunkering operation in Shanghai, marking a notable first for China.