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            Turning the tide on river plastic in India
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Everllence teams up with Plastic Fischer to clean India’s rivers, aiming to recover 500,000 kg of plastic and create jobs through local waste solutions.
Delivering 20MW of power through Ireland’s streets
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In the dead of night, Ireland’s heaviest-ever convoy moves through Dublin: a 345-ton engine to support renewables with fast backup power.
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How can shipping reach net-zero by 2050?
In summer 2023 the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has revised its strategy and goals for emission reduction in the shipping industry aiming to reach net-zero by 2050. A long-awaited ambition, but a framework with measures to reach that goal is still missing. Johannah Christensen, CEO of the Global Maritime Forum, explains what the players in the maritime industry can do to make this ambition a reality.
            
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                        What the future holds for two-stroke shipping? Two experts from Everllence offer a glimpse into the future fuels and technologies that will take the maritime energy transition a major step forward.
                        Last year, Everllence sharpened its sustainability strategy, with one clear result: greater transparency. To mark the publication of the new sustainability report, Dr. Johanna Rauchenberger, Head of Quality & HSE, Product Safety & Sustainability, shares insights into the updated approach.
                        A new wind turbine installation vessel with a customized-engine configuration lets offshore wind contractor Cadeler transport and lift more powerful turbines in even rougher locations – and they’re saving emissions while they are at it.
                        Hapag-Lloyd’s new LNG-powered containership cuts emissions by a quarter immediately and by 95 percent with green methane
                        The first CCS facility for cement production in Brevik, Norway, is paving the way for carbon-neutral industrial processes.
                        Leaders in the shipping industry concur: The maritime energy transition is on the way, and retrofitting engines for greener fuels is very much part of their strategy.
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