European fishing seeks fuel tax scheme exemption
In response to the EU Commission’s stance in the reduction of greenhouse gases, Europêche as the umbrella organisation for national fisheries bodies in Europe, has written on behalf of the…
In response to the EU Commission’s stance in the reduction of greenhouse gases, Europêche as the umbrella organisation for national fisheries bodies in Europe, has written on behalf of the…
The NFFO has hit back as reports of a study concluding that trawling is a major source of carbon emissions, accusing the mainstream media of trotting outdiscredited claims about the…
A recent study carried out by the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has highlighted the reduction in the the EU fishing fleet’s total GHG emissions of 52% between…
As a key step towards full electrification, a Dutch razor shell dredger has been outfitted with a pioneering propulsion system at Daman Maaskant. The 43-metre Noordland YE-118 underwent modifications back…
Iceland’s Energy Fund has opted to support an initiative by fishing and processing group Samherji to develop ways of operating fishing vessels on green fuels, and to adapt the company’s…
Port of Hirtshals has completed its first carbon accounting, and in addition to a valuable overview of the port's total CO2 emissions, identifying areas with great potential for reducing emissions…
Iceland’s government and industry have pledged to work towards co-operation aimed at increasing demand for Icelandic seafood, while reducing the industry’s emissions footprint, with a new agreement signed by minister…
A new pelagic vessel for Norwegian owners is predicted to be placed in the lead in minimising emissions when it is delivered to owners Selvåg Senior AS in 2023. The…
Damen Maaskant Shipyards Stellendam is heading a research project to investigate the application of hybrid and fully electric propulsion in the Dutch mussel farming sector. The project, which is called…