Environmental & Regulations

The global maritime industry is currently navigating its most significant transformation since the transition from coal to heavy fuel oil, seeking sustainable alternatives to meet the increasingly stringent net-zero targets established by international regulators. Within this rapidly evolving

The lush green horizons of the Indonesian archipelago are no longer just a backdrop for agriculture but serve as the engine for a monumental shift toward total energy independence. As the nation prepares for a landmark transition, the traditional reliance on imported petroleum is being replaced by

The global shipping industry stands at a critical juncture where the financial burden of decarbonization often outweighs the immediate operational benefits of adopting zero-emission technologies. While the FuelEU Maritime regulation and International Maritime Organization mandates have established

The global energy landscape is currently undergoing a radical transformation as nations strive to decouple economic growth from carbon-intensive fossil fuels through innovative engineering solutions. At the forefront of this shift, SRM University-AP has forged a strategic partnership with Haruka to

The escalating standoff between the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and its primary natural gas providers highlights a deepening divide between aggressive climate mandates and the entrenched operational habits of legacy energy utilities. Currently, the state’s Department of Environmental Protection

The global energy landscape is currently undergoing a massive and fundamental transformation as nations and private enterprises pivot toward advanced nuclear technologies to anchor their grids. This shift is primarily driven by the urgent dual requirements of meeting aggressive decarbonization