-
X-Press Feeders Signs MOU with Six European Ports for Green Shipping Corridors -
IMO on track to adopt mid-term measures to cut emissions from ships -
Maritime industry urged to do more for gender equality -
PPA S.A.: Signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Port of Guangzhou in China -
Mauritius joins IMO CARES Maritime Technology Global Challenge
Expected to be delivered by mid-2026, CMB.TECH announced that world's first ammonia-powered container ship "Yara Eyde" will be build at Qingdao Yangfan Shipbuilding in China.
Yara Eyde, a 1.400 TEU ice-class container ship, serving routes between Norway and Germany, will be owned by Delphis, the container division of CMB.TECH and operated by NCL Oslofjord AS, a joint venture between North Sea Container Line and Yara Clean Ammonia. The commercial operations will be managed by NCL’s existing set-up while Yara Clean Ammonia will deliver ammonia fuel to the vessel. The joint venture has secured a long-term CoA with Yara International for the freight of containers between Yara’s fertilizer plant in Porsgrunn, Norway and Hamburg and Bremerhaven in Germany. It is their aim to become the world’s first line operator to focus exclusively on ammonia-powered ships.