Japan
MOL forms holding company for tugboat services
Shares in three companies were transferred to the new firm.
7 hours ago
MOL forms holding company for tugboat services
Shares in three companies were transferred to the new firm.
7 hours ago
Tsuneishi Shipbuilding acquires Mitsui E&S Shipbuilding
It has changed its name to Tsuneishi Solutions.
1 day ago
MOL conducts biofuel technical trial voyage on coal carrier
This is a first trial navigation by a Japanese electric power firm.
K-Line launches new liquefied CO2 carrier
This is the second of three vessels with the same design.
What countries are most at risk from trade disruption amidst Iran-Israel conflict
Four Asian countries account for the majority of oil and has flowing through the Strait of Hormuz.
MOL secures tech-based carbon removal credits
This reflects the company’s efforts to fuel decarbonisation in the shipping industry.
MOL to weigh geopolitics in LNG carrier orders
South Korean yards are also being considered for new orders.
MOL signs long-term charter deal for new LNG-fueled VLCC
The vessel will be built in China.
NYK Group receives first methanol-fuelled bulk carrier
The vessel is equipped with a dual-fuel engine.
MOL inks carbon offtake agreement with Climeworks
The deal involves over 13,000 tonnes of carbon removal credits.
Imabari delivers 200,000-ton LNG-fueled vessel
It will transport raw materials for JFE Steel.
Imabari Shipbuilding completes 70,000-ton Triton Highway vessel
This can transport 7,000 LNG-fueled vehicles.
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding bags approval for onboard carbon capture design
This technology will help promote decarbonisation in ships.
ONE’s first owned dual-fuel vessel sails to Latin America
The ship is set to arrive in Mexico by mid-April.
World's first commercial-use ammonia vessel completes test voyage
The three-month test involved tugboat operations in Tokyo Bay.
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding to build 3 methanol-fuelled RORO ships
The vessels are set for completion from fiscal 2028.
MOL starts using bio-LNG fuel for car carrier Celeste Ace
Around 500 tonnes of fuel was used.
