Global Climate News

Nordea has engaged with oil and gas companies through field trips to Texas and Calgary, promoting OGMP 2.0 membership for methane emissions reduction. 14 companies have joined the initiative targeting 45% reduction by 2025.

UK Transport Secretary announced new Integrated National Transport Strategy focusing on sustainable local transport systems, public ownership of railways, and empowering local leaders to design region-specific networks.

Environment Agency issued Closure Notice to Walleys Quarry Ltd requiring permanent closure of Newcastle-under-Lyme landfill site due to failure to manage gas emissions effectively.

Hapag-Lloyd has agreed with Goldwind for delivery of 250,000 tonnes of green methanol per year, to be produced at a new factory in Hinggan League, China. The deal will reduce fleet GHG emissions by 400,000 tonnes CO2e annually.

U-Ming Marine Transport has contracted Anemoi Marine Technologies to install four 35-meter rotor sails on their VLOC Grand Pioneer, expecting 10-12% fuel and emission savings by end of 2025.

PNGRB and MoEF&CC have announced regulatory relief and financial incentives to promote natural gas adoption in Indian industries, aiming to reduce emissions by 27% compared to petroleum products.

Ports of Stockholm launched a microgrid and onshore power supply project at Port of Kapellskär, running 2024-2027, funded by Swedish Innovation Agency Vinnova. Project combines solar, battery storage and energy management systems.

ADNOC L&S has received its first of six LNG carriers from Jiangnan Shipyard, featuring dual-fuel engines and 50% reduced methane emissions. The company has ordered 23 additional energy-efficient vessels.

K Line has taken delivery of Pontus Highway, a 7,000 CEU LNG-powered car carrier, and completed first trial of marine B100 biofuel on Apollon Highway, demonstrating commitment to emissions reduction.