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METHANOL ALLIANCE AND GREEN MARINE COOPERATE IN METHANOL SAFETY

METHANOL ALLIANCE AND GREEN MARINE COOPERATE IN METHANOL SAFETY

Green Marine has signed a collaboration agreement with MI – The Global Methanol Alliance (formerly known as the Methanol Institute) - to support the safe adoption of methanol in shipping. With more than 150 methanol-capable vessels in operation and over 290 on order,...

Water & waste management news

DNV TYPE APPROVAL FOR OPTIMARIN BWTS

DNV TYPE APPROVAL FOR OPTIMARIN BWTS

Optimarin has received DNV type approval (TA) for the Optimarin Guardian ballast water treatment system BWTS), completing the integration of Hyde's Guardian technology into Optimarin’s product portfolio and making the system ready for commercial delivery. Guardian...

ALFA LAVAL OFFERS EASY-INSTALLATION BWTS

ALFA LAVAL OFFERS EASY-INSTALLATION BWTS

Alfa Laval has launched PureBallast 3 Ultra Skid, a new skid-mounted version of its PureBallast 3 Ultra ballast water treatment system (BWTS), which combines the system’s biological treatment performance with a prefabricated design that minimises footprint and...

Marine environment & clean shipping news

EPS FORMALISES PARTNERSHIP WITH MMMCZCS

EPS FORMALISES PARTNERSHIP WITH MMMCZCS

Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping (MMMCZCS) and Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) have formalised a strategic partnership to deepen collaboration on maritime decarbonisation, during the naming of very large ammonia carrier (VLAC) 'Terra Clove' at HD...

EU ETS SHOULD FUND CARBON CAPTURE SAYS EMISSIONLINK

EU ETS SHOULD FUND CARBON CAPTURE SAYS EMISSIONLINK

Maritime emissions specialist EmissionLink believes that a dedicated proportion of EU ETS revenues should be invested in onboard carbon capture trials and supporting port infrastructure, warning that the technology risks remaining commercially unviable without...

Marine propulsion & machinery news

NORWAY INITIATES NUCLEAR PROPULSION PILOT PROJECT

NORWAY INITIATES NUCLEAR PROPULSION PILOT PROJECT

The Marine Nuclear Propulsion System (MarNuPS) pilot project has secured NOK 20m (US$ 2m) in initial funding from the Research Council of Norway as partners prepare to move maritime nuclear propulsion from system development towards physical integration and testing....

ABS VERIFIES KOREAN TECHNOLOGY FOR LARGE VESSEL ELECTRIFICATION

ABS VERIFIES KOREAN TECHNOLOGY FOR LARGE VESSEL ELECTRIFICATION

ABS has recognised HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (HD KSOE) and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) for completing the Concept Verification stage of New Technology Qualification (NTQ) for a breakerless medium-voltage direct current (MVDC) power system....

Marine coatings & hull protection news

HEMPEL SECURES GLOBAL HULL COATINGS AGREEMENT WITH MAERSK

HEMPEL SECURES GLOBAL HULL COATINGS AGREEMENT WITH MAERSK

Hempel has signed a three-year global hull coatings agreement with A.P. Moller-Maersk (Maersk), covering a substantial share of the company’s 2026 to 2028 dry dock programme. Malgorzata Kolton, EVP and Head of Marine, Hempel, said: "Maersk is widely recognised as a...

INTERNATIONAL COATING PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS VERIFIED BY LR

INTERNATIONAL COATING PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS VERIFIED BY LR

Lloyd’s Register (LR) has verified International's vessel performance analysis methodology as compliant with ISO 19030, the global standard for measuring changes in hull and propeller performance. The independent validation is considered to strengthen confidence in...

Maritime regulatory news

EU ETS SHOULD FUND CARBON CAPTURE SAYS EMISSIONLINK

EU ETS SHOULD FUND CARBON CAPTURE SAYS EMISSIONLINK

Maritime emissions specialist EmissionLink believes that a dedicated proportion of EU ETS revenues should be invested in onboard carbon capture trials and supporting port infrastructure, warning that the technology risks remaining commercially unviable without...

EUROPEAN SHIPOWNERS REQUEST A FAIRER DEAL FROM EU ETS

EUROPEAN SHIPOWNERS REQUEST A FAIRER DEAL FROM EU ETS

A new study by European Shipowners (ECSA) finds that shipping pays twice its share to EU ETS: ECSA believes that earmarked revenues should triple to help build market for sustainable fuels and technologies. According to the study, shipping is responsible for around...

Ship design & naval architecture news

BREEZE WINS DESIGN CONTRACT FOR HYBRID PSVs

BREEZE WINS DESIGN CONTRACT FOR HYBRID PSVs

Union Vega Offshore has placed an order for two firm 900m² platform supply vessels (PSVs), with options for an additional four vessels, based on Breeze Ship Design’s next-generation Z 4409 PSV design. The vessels will be constructed at Fujian Mawei Shipyard, with...

Shipbuilding & ship repair news

LARGEST BATTERY-ELECTRIC FERRY BEGINS SERVICE

LARGEST BATTERY-ELECTRIC FERRY BEGINS SERVICE

What is currently the world's largest battery-electric ship has officially entered commercial passenger service with Buquebus in South America. Incat Tasmania Hull 096, the 130m China Zorrilla, has completed its first commercial voyage between Buenos Aires, Argentina,...

EPS NAMES FIRST NH3-FUELLED VLAC

EPS NAMES FIRST NH3-FUELLED VLAC

Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has named 'Terra Clove', the first ammonia dual-fuel very large ammonia carrier (VLAC), said to mark a significant milestone in the maritime industry’s transition towards ammonia as a marine fuel. Built by HD Hyundai Heavy Industries...

Ship classification news

BV TA FOR WinGD’S VCR EMISSION-CUTTING TECHNOLOGY

BV TA FOR WinGD’S VCR EMISSION-CUTTING TECHNOLOGY

Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) has awarded type approval to WinGD’s variable compression ratio (VCR) technology, a system that enables marine dual-fuel engines to optimise compression ratios according to the fuel being used, delivering improved fuel...

IRS TYPE APPROVAL FOR MEDHA MARINE BATTERY SYSTEM

IRS TYPE APPROVAL FOR MEDHA MARINE BATTERY SYSTEM

Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) has successfully completed the type approval (TA) process for the 92kWh lithium-ion battery system developed by Medha Energy Solutions, marking a milestone in the development and adoption of advanced battery technologies in India. The...

Ship’s deck & cargo news

MACGREGOR SEES INCREASED DEMAND FOR SUSTAINABLE CARGO HANDLING

MACGREGOR SEES INCREASED DEMAND FOR SUSTAINABLE CARGO HANDLING

MacGregor reports a positive trend in the demand for its electric cranes in the first half of 2026, reinforcing its perceived position as an innovating provider of sustainable maritime solutions.  Demand for MacGregor cranes has been strong in the first half of...

MACGREGOR EQUIPMENT FOR NEW BC FERRIES ELECTRIC SHIPS

MACGREGOR EQUIPMENT FOR NEW BC FERRIES ELECTRIC SHIPS

MacGregor has been selected to supply cargo access solutions and deck machinery for four new major vessels as part of BC Ferries’ historic fleet renewal plan. These next-generation, diesel-battery hybrid, all-electric ready vessels will be built at China Merchants...

Marine electronics & digitalisation news

BV DEMONSTRATES 6% SAVINGS THROUGH DIGITAL TWIN

BV DEMONSTRATES 6% SAVINGS THROUGH DIGITAL TWIN

Bureau Veritas Solutions Marine & Offshore (BV Solutions), the M&O advisory services business line of Bureau Veritas, has demonstrated fuel savings of up to 6% through the deployment of an advanced digital twin-enabled routing solution. The AdrenaShip concept...

GTT JOINS WITH NORMEC VERIFAVIA TO SIMPLIFY EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE

GTT JOINS WITH NORMEC VERIFAVIA TO SIMPLIFY EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE

GTT Marine, part of the GTT Group, and independent emissions verification body Normec Verifavia have announced an integration between GTT Marine's Vesper Insights solution and the Normec Verifavia emissions verification dashboard, enabling automated data exchange and...

Offshore marine news

OFFSHORE CHARGING PROPOSAL FOR ELECTRIC ERTVs

OFFSHORE CHARGING PROPOSAL FOR ELECTRIC ERTVs

Charge Offshore (by MJR) is supporting Smit Terminals Europe and Smit Salvage, part of Boskalis, with a dedicated monopile offshore charging solution as the consortium advances through the preliminary design phase of the Power2Tow project tender. Led by Dutch...

FIRST BATTERY-HYBRID VESSEL FROM BRAZIL CLASSED BY ABS

FIRST BATTERY-HYBRID VESSEL FROM BRAZIL CLASSED BY ABS

Building on ABS experience with hybrid platform supply vessels (PSV) worldwide, 'Starnav Elektra', the first hybrid PSV designed and built in Brazil, has been delivered to ABS class. Built by Detroit Brasil at its Itajaí shipyard for Starnav Serviços Marítimos, the...

Maritime business news

PLAN LAUNCHED FOR SHANGHAI-MELBOURNE GREEN CORRIDOR

PLAN LAUNCHED FOR SHANGHAI-MELBOURNE GREEN CORRIDOR

The Ports of Shanghai and Melbourne have launched an implementation plan for the Shanghai–Melbourne green shipping corridor (GSC) to respond to the urgent need to decarbonise maritime shipping. Established during the North Bund Forum in Shanghai in October 2025, this...

FIRST PAY-AS-YOU-SAVE FUND SUPPORTS WAPS PROJECTS

FIRST PAY-AS-YOU-SAVE FUND SUPPORTS WAPS PROJECTS

The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD), AIM Horizon Investments, and Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) have jointly announced the financing for two wind-assisted propulsion systems (WAPS) projects through the Fund for Energy Efficiency Technologies (FEET),...

Maritime & emissions research news

WALLENIUS INITIATES WAPS RESEARCH PROJECT

WALLENIUS INITIATES WAPS RESEARCH PROJECT

Wallenius Marine, together with KTH, RISE and AlfaWall Oceanbird, is launching a new research project to build knowledge on how vessels can be designed to better harness the potential of modern wind assisted propulsion systems (WAPS). Wallenius believes that wind is...

MARIN TO LOOK AT EFFECTIVENESS OF AIR LUBRICATION

MARIN TO LOOK AT EFFECTIVENESS OF AIR LUBRICATION

Dutch research organisation Marin says it is advancing the understanding of hull air lubrication systems with new full-scale measurement solutions aimed at quantifying their true effectiveness. As air lubrication systems are increasingly installed on ships, questions...

Maritime safety & security news

MTF PUBLISHES SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR WAPS-EQUIPPED SHIPS

MTF PUBLISHES SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR WAPS-EQUIPPED SHIPS

The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF) has announced the publication of new guidelines to support companies in developing and implementing safety management systems (SMS) for ships equipped with wind assisted propulsion systems (WAPS). The guidelines offer a structured...

LR GRANT AIDS METHANOL FIRE SAFETY

LR GRANT AIDS METHANOL FIRE SAFETY

Lloyd’s Register Foundation has awarded £378,000 to a new initiative led by the Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology (DBI), tackling one of the maritime sector’s most urgent safety challenges: fire risk from methanol, one of the alternative fuels in the...

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