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CLASS APPROVALS FOR KOREAN FUEL CELL COMPANY

CLASS APPROVALS FOR KOREAN FUEL CELL COMPANY

Korean maritime decarbonisation company Vinssen has received an Approval in Principle (AIP) certification from the Korean Register for Korea's first tug vessel featuring a hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system. This certification is said to mark a significant milestone...

JOINT VENTURE AIMS FOR LOW-COST HYDROGEN RETROFIT

JOINT VENTURE AIMS FOR LOW-COST HYDROGEN RETROFIT

Lomarlabs, an innovation subsidiary of UK-based ship operating and management company Lomar Shipping, is collaborating with Newlight, a technology company specialising in hybrid hydrogen-diesel engine retrofits, to accelerate the adoption of cost-effective,...

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STAX ENGINEERING SECURES FUNDING TO EXPAND INTO CARBON CAPTURE

STAX ENGINEERING SECURES FUNDING TO EXPAND INTO CARBON CAPTURE

US maritime emissions capture and control company Stax Engineering has received US$ 70m in funding led by Firstime Credit and Deutsche Bank Private Credit & Infrastructure, alongside the launch of new carbon capture trials with onboard carbon capture technology...

DAMEN AIR CAVITY SYSTEM GAINS SECOND INDEPENDENT VALIDATION

DAMEN AIR CAVITY SYSTEM GAINS SECOND INDEPENDENT VALIDATION

The Damen Air Cavity System (DACS) has once again demonstrated its fuel saving credentials during an independent verification undertaken by Lloyd’s Register (LR). DACS’ efficiency boosting potential had earlier been confirmed by classification society RINA. These...

Marine propulsion & machinery news

FIRST FUEL VALVE TRAIN DELIVERED FOR METHANOL ENGINE

FIRST FUEL VALVE TRAIN DELIVERED FOR METHANOL ENGINE

Eltronic FuelTech has announced the successful delivery of what the company says is the world’s first 2.5-inch FVT-MeOH, a fuel valve train developed for the CPGC-MAN12G95ME-C10.5-LGIM engine. The delivery was marked by a ceremony at CSSC-MES Diesel in Shanghai, an...

AMMONIA-FUELLED GAS TURBINE TARGETS MARINE PROPULSION MARKET

AMMONIA-FUELLED GAS TURBINE TARGETS MARINE PROPULSION MARKET

US energy technology company Baker Hughes, Hanwha Power Systems and Hanwha Ocean of South Korea have announced a Joint Development and Collaboration Agreement (JDCA) for a new small-size turbine for ammonia applications that will leverage Baker Hughes’ small-size gas...

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Ship design & naval architecture news

MINI-TUG DESIGN USES BATTERY POWER

MINI-TUG DESIGN USES BATTERY POWER

US companies Elliott Bay Design Group (EBDG) and Miller Marine have teamed to design and construct a fully electric truckable tug, which is purposefully designed as a multi-functional utility boat servicing marine construction sites, tending dredges, tending buoys,...

ELECTRIC PUSHBOATS TARGET NORTH AMERICAN WATERWAYS

ELECTRIC PUSHBOATS TARGET NORTH AMERICAN WATERWAYS

Lithuanian ship designer Western Baltic Engineering (WBE) is launching two new versions of its ground-breaking electric 'pusher' vessel design series, known as the ‘Electric Eel’, as it seeks to support the decarbonisation of America's inland waterways network. The...

Shipbuilding & ship repair news

SANMAR CUTS STEEL FOR FOUR ALL-ELECTRIC TUGS FOR TURKISH OPERATOR

SANMAR CUTS STEEL FOR FOUR ALL-ELECTRIC TUGS FOR TURKISH OPERATOR

Sanmar has held a steel cutting ceremony to mark the start of construction in a major project to provide four of its electric battery-powered ‘Tugs of the Future’ for Türkiye’s state-owned Botaş Petroleum Pipeline Corporation. Botaş has ordered four missions-free tugs...

MORE GREEN VESSELS FOR GRIMALDI

MORE GREEN VESSELS FOR GRIMALDI

At the Grimaldi Group's recent Euromed convention in Athens, the group revealed that it is investing in more newbuildings, which will reduce the average age of its ships – already 40% lower than that of the global ro-ro fleet – further still. Seven new ships have been...

Ship classification news

AiP FOR TAIWANESE METHANOL-FUELLED FEEDER SHIP PROJECT

AiP FOR TAIWANESE METHANOL-FUELLED FEEDER SHIP PROJECT

Lloyd’s Register (LR) has awarded Approval in Principle (AiP) to Taiwanese shipbuilder CSBC for its 2,500 TEU feeder design with methanol propulsion, as part of a joint development project. This joint project signifies a major advancement in the Taiwanese shipbuilding...

AiPs FOR CHINESE ALTERNATIVE FUEL SHIP CONCEPTS

AiPs FOR CHINESE ALTERNATIVE FUEL SHIP CONCEPTS

ClassNK has issued Approvals in Principle (AiPs) for four advanced ship designs developed by Marine Design & Research Institute of China (MARIC). The four designs – a 210k methanol dual-fuelled bulk carrier, a 210k ammonia dual-fuelled bulk carrier, a 210k LNG...

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‘K’ LINE OFFERS CERTIFIED CO2 SAVINGS USING BIOFUEL

‘K’ LINE OFFERS CERTIFIED CO2 SAVINGS USING BIOFUEL

Following a test operation of the Supramax bulker 'Albion Bay' using marine biofuels in 2022, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha ('K' Line) has now established a system for certifying the amount of CO2 reduction from marine biofuels and issuing certificates. 'K' Line carried out...

EPS SIGNS COOPERATION AGREEMENT ON CO2 MONITORING

EPS SIGNS COOPERATION AGREEMENT ON CO2 MONITORING

Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) of Singapore has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with HD Hyundai Global Service on strategic digital co-operation leveraging digital solutions for carbon emission monitoring, optimising ship operations. Under the agreement,...

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