GoodFuels Marine and BLOC announce world’s first bunker delivery using blockchain technology
GoodFuels, the world’s first supplier of sustainable low-carbon marine fuels, and blockchain technology and governance experts Blockchain Labs for Open Collaboration (BLOC), have successfully completed the world’s first bunker delivery and transaction using blockchain technology.
GoodFuels starts first advanced biofuel stations for business and public use throughout the Netherlands
Blue GoodFuels pumps positioned as the easiest and most convenient way for transport and logistics companies to decrease their carbon footprint.
Tony’s Chocolonely joins GoodShipping to enable carbon-neutral shipping to US
As of the new fiscal year, Tony’s Chocolonely is shipping its export-chocolate via the GoodShipping Program carbon-neutral
BHP and GoodFuels team up for Singapore’s first biofuel bunkering trial
Inaugural Roundtable To Discuss launch of Marine Biofuels As Sustainable Alternative For Shipping
HEINEKEN Netherlands, Nedcargo and GoodFuels launch first major pilot on sustainable marine fuel for inland waterway transport
Rotterdam, 1 juni 2017. HEINEKEN Netherlands, Nedcargo and sustainable fuel market-leader GoodFuels have launched a pilot to demonstrate a sustainable drop-in marine fuel on-board of the ‘For Ever’ – an inland barge dedicated to transport Heineken® export beer, from the HEINEKEN brewery in Zoeterwoude to the deep-sea terminals in Rotterdam. The advanced marine fuel supplied by GoodFuels contains 30% […]
GoodShipping Program hands cargo owners control of their carbon footprint
New sustainable biofuels initiative, to start in 2017, is a game-changer for companies seeking control to decarbonise their ocean freight.
Port of Amsterdam reduces CO2 footprint
Port of Amsterdam reduces CO2 footprint by 25% through fleet-wide use of advanced marine biofuel from GoodFuels Marine
Port of Amsterdam aims to reduce carbon footprint. Start of GoodFuels marine biofuel pilot project for Port vessels.
Port of Amsterdam and its partner GoodFuels Marine have launched a pilot project involving the use of sustainable marine biofuel for the Port’s own fleet. If the pilot project is successful, the entire Port fleet will start running on this fuel, reducing our carbon footprint by 14 percent.