Capt Mike Kaczmarek, Chairman, Clean Shipping Alliance, noted that the recent IMO Sub-Committee on Pollution Prevention and Response (PPR 13) in London concluded with continued debate around exhaust gas cleaning systems (EGCS), but one outcome was clear: proposals to...
KR (Korean Register) has granted an approval in principle (AIP) for an LNG boil-off gas (BOG) treatment system jointly developed by HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HD HHI) and Donghwa Pneutec. The AiP, awarded in cooperation with the Liberian Registry (LISCR), is based...
New insights from DNV’s Maritime Forecast to 2050 show that shipping’s energy transition is entering a new phase: one defined by strategic investment, accelerating fleet readiness, and emerging regulatory developments. With the IMO’s Net-Zero Framework (NZF) approved...
Representatives from ABS, University of Michigan, Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) and Sea Forrest Technologies have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore batteries and electrification in maritime applications. The agreement establishes a...
LPG, petrochemicals and speciality gas transport company BW Epic Kosan (BWEK) has signed an agreement with Spanish company bound4blue for the installation of a 24m eSail suction sail on the 2007-buit ‘Helena Kosan’. The autonomous wind propulsion system, to be...
In a major international push to cut shipping emissions, clean infrastructure developer NatPower Marine and Asian shipowner Wah Kwong Maritime Transport have launched a joint venture to build and operate a dedicated network of electric shore power stations across...
Work has officially got under way to construct a shore power installation at the cruise terminal at the Zweedse Kaai in Zeebrugge. From early 2027 onwards, cruise ships docking there will be able to switch to green electricity from the shore. Not only will this reduce...
Wärtsilä has been selected as the electrical integrator for a major battery extension project for the Wasaline ro-pax ferry ‘Aurora Botnia’. The project will increase the ship’s battery capacity by 10.4 MWh, from 2.2 MWh to 12.6 MWh, making it the largest marine...
The first electric tugboat in Latin America, the result of a collaboration between the largest towage services operator in the Americas, SAAM, and Chilean national oil company, Enap, is powered by a lithium-ion marine energy storage system (ESS) from Corvus Energy....
Daphne Technology has released a new white paper: 'From Assumptions to Accuracy - Unlocking the Value of Direct Emissions Monitoring in the Maritime Industry' which examines the limitations of estimation-based emissions reporting and explains how direct measurement...
The Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Coalition (mCDR Coalition) has been launched, bringing together leaders across companies, non-profits, and academic institutions to support the responsible growth of marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR). The coalition helps inform and...
Marine electric propulsion specialist RAD Propulsion has completed a project with marine services provider Williams Shipping to deliver zero-emission vessel operations in Southampton Port waters. The venture saw RAD Propulsion provide electric vessel technology and...
US company Stax Engineering says it is building momentum in the UK market, participating in a consortium that has secured £1.1m in government funding led by carbon capture startup Seabound for its first major European project. The maritime emissions capture and...
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