The Sea-LNG coalition, which spans the entire LNG value chain, has completed its initial analysis of the IMO Net-Zero Framework following MEPC 83. Using the independent Z-Joule cost of compliance calculator to assess the commercial implications of the new regulations,...
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SYSTEM AIMS TO CUT HYDROGEN FUEL PRODUCTION COSTS
Australia-based company InterContinental Energy, specialising in large-scale green hydrogen development, has announced its patented P2(H2)Node system for hydrogen production, aimed at meeting the projected demand for green hydrogen from hard-to-abate industries such...
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FORTESCUE CHAIRMAN COMMENTS ON PETROSTATES’ OPPOSITION TO CLIMATE MEASURES
Fortescue Executive Chairman Dr Andrew Forrest AO has welcomed the landmark carbon pricing agreement reached by the IMO, describing it as clear evidence that when industry is at the table, global cooperation can actually work – and drive serious economic change where...
DRY SCRUBBER TECHNOLOGY OFFERS OPEN-LOOP ALTERNATIVE
According to Dutch company SodaFlexx International, as a growing number of international ports and coastal regions move to restrict or ban the discharge of wastewater from open-loop scrubbers, shipowners are increasingly seeking alternatives that ensure...
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MAN METHANOL-READY GENSETS CHOSEN FOR CSOVs
Wenchong shipyard in China, part of the CSSC Group, has ordered four shipsets of three MAN 8L21/31 MK2 gensets in connection with the construction of four 96m C-CSOVs (construction and commissioning service operation vessels) operated by DO (Deutsche Offshore...
SCHOTTEL TO SUPPLY PROPULSION FOR KOTUG METHANOL-FUELLED VESSELS
Schottel is equipping what are said to be the first large purpose-built dual-fuel methanol escort tugs based on the Robert Allan Ltd (RAL) RASalvor 4400-DFM design for towage company Kotug Canada. The two tugs will be equipped with rudder-propellers featuring the...
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KNUD E HANSEN LAUNCHES CO2 TANKER DESIGN
Danish naval architecture practice Knud E Hansen has produced a design for a CO2 tanker for use in carbon capture and storage applications. According to the Paris Agreement CO2 emissions are to be reduced as to limit the global warming to well below 2°C, preferably...
SWEDISH OPERATOR PLANS HYDROGEN-FUELLED FAST FERRY
Swedish group Gotlandsbolaget and the Australian shipyard Austal have signed a letter of intent to enter into an agreement for the design of a new catamaran ferry, to be known as ‘Gotland Horizon X’, a fast catamaran that will be able to run on hydrogen. Austal and...
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NEW BALTIC TUG BUILT TO ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY STANDARD
Turkish shipyard Sanmar has delivered a new ice class tug to Finland-headquartered operator Alfons Håkans to work in the northern Baltic Sea. Named Ajax, the tug is based on the TundRA 2600 design from Canadian naval architects Robert Allan Ltd and has been...
DIESEL ‘CLEANER THAN LNG’ FOR LONG-DELAYED FERRY
According to UK media reports, the ro-pax vessel 'Glen Sannox' will, once it enters service in January 2025, have higher GHG emissions than the 30-plus year old ferry it replaces. The CalMac vessel, which was subject to long delays in its delivery from Ferguson...
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DIFFERENT APPROACHES NEEDED TO DECARBONISATION – ABS
Clean energy strategies and the impact of market-based measures on the cost of compliance led the discussion at the annual ABS Southeast Asia Regional Committee Meeting. Christopher J Wiernicki, ABS Chairman and CEO said: “We need different ways to approach...
IRS AND GRSE SIGN MoU TO DEVELOP GREEN ENERGY VESSELS
Classification society Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE) with the aim of fostering innovation and sustainability in the maritime industry. Under the MoU, IRS will...
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INTERMANAGER HIGHLIGHTS CHALLENGES AHEAD
InterManager president Mark O'Neil, CEO Columbia Group, says that ship managers can look back on some notable successes but need to anticipate the challenges ahead in 2024. O'Neill sad: "Geopolitical unrest has impacted ship operations throughout 2023 and will no...
MITSUBISHI LOOKS AT DEPLOYING AMOGY AMMONIA TECHNOLOGY IN ASIA
Mitsubishi Corporation and Amogy are forming a strategic partnership that will focus on accelerating the adoption of Amogy’s ammonia-to-power and ammonia cracking technology in large-scale hydrogen carrier applications in East Asia, particularly Japan and South Korea....
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