The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore and DNV have renewed their memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen collaboration in maritime sustainability, digitalisation, innovation, and talent development. The new MoU builds on earlier partnerships established...
Classification society DNV has validated wind-assisted propulsion company Norsepower's new E-Cal calculation methodology, which calculates the effective power of Norsepower's Rotor Sail (NPRS). This helps ensure the vessel’s compliance with the latest IMO regulations,...
An oily water separator (OWS) from RWO is helping to keep the 1914-built sailing vessel 'Statsraad Lehmkuhl' compliant with environmental regulations 110 years after delivery. The compact dimensions and simple design of RWO’s OWS-COM make it suitable for Statsraad...
Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) and its group company MOL Drybulk intend to install wind propulsion systems including Wind Challenger on a total of seven newbuilding bulk carriers and multi-purpose vessels, which will be operated by MOL Drybulk. MOL has measured the...
Marflet Marine, one of Spain’s longest standing private shipping companies, has signed a contract with bound4blue for the installation of four 22m eSails on the 49,999 dwt oil and chemical tanker 'Santiago I'. Agreed as part of Marflet’s ongoing decarbonisation...
Swedish fuel cell company PowerCell has signed an order for two 100kW marine fuel cell systems from OS Energy for the Transship II sustainable vessel project. The order is considered to represent a significant expansion of PowerCell’s offerings into the segment of...
Stax Engineering has concluded an agreement with Korean ro-ro operator Hyundai Glovis to provide Stax’s emission capture services to all Glovis PCTCs at the ports of Benicia, Los Angeles/Long Beach, and Hueneme. This is said to be the fifth such agreement Stax has...
Wärtsilä is to supply the electrical systems needed to convert two Scandlines ferries to a plug-in hybrid solution. The ferries operate on the Puttgarden, Germany – Rödby, Denmark route, and the conversion represents a key element in Scandlines’ target to achieve...
NatPower Marine and port operator Peel Ports Group have announced plans to establish the first 'green shipping corridors' between Ireland and the UK. The proposed project would see NatPower Marine develop the UK’s first commercial electric ship (e-ship) charging...
Netherlands-based energy storage company EST-Floattech is collaborating with Wight Shipyard of the UK to install Octopus series battery systems on two vessels, the 'Mars Clipper' and a cross river ferry for Thames Clippers. Aluminium shipbuilder Wight Shipyard...
US developer of zero-emission maritime vessels Switch Maritime has received a Certificate of Inspection (CoI) from Capt Taylor Q Lam, San Francisco sector commander US Coast Guard (USCG) and Captain of San Francisco Port, for its flagship hydrogen ferry, 'Sea Change'....
Damen Shipyards and Safeen Group, part of AD Ports Group, have signed an agreement for the lease and purchase of an all-electric Damen RSD-E Tug 2513, the first fully electric tug to operate in the Middle East. The powerful yet compact new tug, which is just 25m in...
Canadian Thordon Bearings has secured a contract to convert the rubber tailshaft bearings across an entire fleet of Panama-operating tugs, pilot vessels, and workboats to water-lubricated polymer bearings. The agreement with the unnamed operator follows the successful...
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