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Giant Cargo Ship Gets Fitted With Sails in Effort to Cut Carbon

Rotor sails are still relatively rare for vessels, and the success of wind technologies in general will ultimately depend on whether they’re able to save shippers money.

Sohar Max with Anemoi Rotor Sails. Source: Anemoi Marine Technologies/Vale S.A.

Exxon to Cash in on Growing Power Demand from Data Centers

Exxon's planned facility would be the first natural gas power plant in the U.S. operating at a commercial scale with carbon capture technology.

Photo: iStock / wir0man

How the Supply Chain Ecosystem Can Transform Your Operations

Businesses are prioritizing agility, resiliency and sustainability, as they navigate rising transportation and freight costs, complexities in demand forecasting, and gaps in visibility.

Photo: ArtemisDiana, iStock

Not Enough Green Fuel to Meet Net-Zero, Says Hapag-Lloyd

The company’s CEO anticipates that the fleet’s speed will have to go down to meet new regulation on emissions reductions.

Rolf Habben Jansen, CEO of Hapag-Lloyd. Photo: Hapag-Lloyd

How Retailers Resolve the Sustainability vs. Cost Dilemma in E-Commerce Home Delivery

Efforts by retailers and e-commerce brands to implement environmentally friendly home-delivery initiatives are frequently butting up against consumers’ financial constraints.

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Postal Service Head Says Aging Trucks Need Upgrades as Trump Eyes EV Plans

President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team is considering canceling contracts to electrify the mail delivery fleet.

A United States Postal Service truck drives through snow in West Des Moines, Iowa. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg

Port of Bilbao Gets €55.4M for Renewable Onshore Power Supply

The network will initially be powered by photovoltaic solar panels, with plans to eventually add wind energy.

Spain's Port of Bilbao. Photo: iStock / iFelino

Maersk Puts in Order for 20 Dual-Fuel Vessels

The vessels will range in size, with the capacity to carry between 9,000 and 17,000 twenty-foot-equivalent units each.

Photo: iStock / BalkansCat

Chinese EV Companies Push Suppliers to Slash Costs

According to a companywide email from BYD executive vice president He Zhiqi, a "decisive battle" is underway across China's EV market.

Photo: iStock / Young777

Cylindrical Sails Fitted to VLGC Should Cut Fuel, Emissions by 4%

The Norsepower Rotor Sails use a small amount of electricity to spin cylindrical sails to harness the Magnus effect, an aerodynamic principle that generates thrust from wind.

Photo: Norsepower

Software Company Tracks the Journey of Your Thanksgiving Turkey

The average Thanksgiving turkey passes through three separate facilities and rides on four different trucks on its typical 760-mile journey from the farm to the supermarket.

Photo: iStock / AlexRaths

DOE Unveils Roadmap for Decarbonizing U.S. Industrial Sector

According to the DOE, industrial manufacturing accounts for roughly 20% of annual greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S.

Photo: iStock / martin_33

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