Following the ammonia fuel trials announced in Japan, a new report by Alfa Laval, Hafnia, Haldor Topsoe, Vestas and Siemens Gamesa suggests renewably generated ammonia fuels could power up to 30% of the global maritime fleet by 2050. The report suggests the construction of 150m tonnes/year of production capacity alongside supply chain development will make green ammonia cost-competitive with today's existing oil bunker prices.

To read the full 59-page report, click here, and visit the link below for additional industry developments in adoption of ammonia fuel:

https://splash247.com/how-green-ammonia-could-power-30-of-the-merchant-fleet-by-2050/

The Nauru Shipping Line has recently been established to carry freight between Suva and Nauru on its sole vessel, the Kiwai Chief. Established by the Nauru Maritime Service, the Nauru Shipping Line's Suva service will allow for transshipment of cargo from Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Fiji, and the vessel will be flagged under PNG, from which most of the crew hails.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/international/pacific-news/423497/nauru-announces-more-details-on-shipping-service