#fuel-efficiency
(4 articles)Maersk Tests Rotor Sail Technology to Cut Container Ship Emissions
Maersk is retrofitting a high-tech rotor sail system—developed by London-based Anemoi Marine Technologies—onto one of its 8,700-TEU Lima-class container ships, with installation scheduled for mid-2027
Trump Admin Reverses Engine Rules, Gives Truck Makers Design Freedom
The Trump administration has initiated a significant reinterpretation of how federal fuel-efficiency standards apply to commercial trucks, fundamentally shifting regulatory authority from component-le
Asia Ports See Shorter Wait Times as Carriers Adopt Slow Steaming
Shipping carriers are increasingly adopting **slow steaming** strategies to cut fuel costs, and an unintended but welcome consequence is emerging at congested Asian ports: significantly shorter vessel
Fuel Efficiency Gap Costs Owner-Ops $20K/Year—Here's Why
Fuel economy variation among trucking operators running identical routes can exceed $20,000 annually per vehicle, representing a critical yet controllable cost lever for freight operators. Research fr
