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TESTING COMPANY IDENTIFIES BIOFUEL RISKS

TESTING COMPANY IDENTIFIES BIOFUEL RISKS

As shipping increases its use of biofuels to meet stricter emissions regulations, German fuel monitoring company CM Technologies (CMT) is urging shipowners to adopt rigorous monitoring practices to mitigate the risks posed by biodiesel blends. While these fuels are...

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...

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ONE PARTNERSHIP OFFERS BIO-FUEL OPTION TO CUT SCOPE 3 EMISSIONS

ONE PARTNERSHIP OFFERS BIO-FUEL OPTION TO CUT SCOPE 3 EMISSIONS

Ocean Network Express (ONE) and Yusen Logistics have announced a new agreement for sustainable shipping solutions through ONE's green shipping service, ONE LEAF+. The collaboration is intended to advance sustainable supply chain practices and marine transportation to...

DNV ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL SHIP RECYCLING GUIDELINES

DNV ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL SHIP RECYCLING GUIDELINES

Classification society DNV says that with the IMO's International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships (HKC) set to take effect in 2025, shipowners should ensure compliance with regulatory controls and inspections governing ship...

Marine propulsion & machinery news

MAN REPORTS INCREASED ORDER VOLUME FOR DUAL-FUEL ENGINES

MAN REPORTS INCREASED ORDER VOLUME FOR DUAL-FUEL ENGINES

South Korean shipyard Hanwha Ocean has ordered four MAN B&W 5G70ME-GI Mk10.5 engines in connection with the construction of two 174,000m3 LNG carriers for an undisclosed shipowner. Hanwha Engine Co will build the engines in South Korea and the contract contains an...

WÄRTSILÄ AND ELOMATIC JOIN FORCES FOR THRUSTER TECHNOLOGY

WÄRTSILÄ AND ELOMATIC JOIN FORCES FOR THRUSTER TECHNOLOGY

Consulting and engineering company Elomatic has signed a licensing and cooperation agreement with Wärtsilä, covering the intellectual property rights, technology, and use of trademark of Elomatic’s Elogrid solution. Elogrid is a transverse thruster grid technology,...

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DESIGNER SEES AUTONOMY AS LEAP TOWARDS DECARBONISATION

DESIGNER SEES AUTONOMY AS LEAP TOWARDS DECARBONISATION

According to naval architect C-Job, reducing the carbon footprint of the global shipping industry and reaping the efficiency gains offered by autonomous vessels have been two of its leading research priorities in recent years, leading to a realisation that autonomy,...

HURTIGRUTEN BEGINS SECOND STAGE OF ZERO-EMISSION SHIP PROJECT

HURTIGRUTEN BEGINS SECOND STAGE OF ZERO-EMISSION SHIP PROJECT

After announcing plans to build its first zero emission ship by 2030, Hurtigruten Norway has now secured leading tech partnerships and applied for funds to embark on a research project to further develop the zero-emission ship concept. The company has started a...

Shipbuilding & ship repair news

SIXTH MAERSK GREEN METHANOL FUELLED SHIP NAMED IN UK PORT

SIXTH MAERSK GREEN METHANOL FUELLED SHIP NAMED IN UK PORT

A.P. Moller-Maersk has celebrated the naming of its latest dual-fuel methanol container vessel 'Alexandra Maersk' at the Port of Felixstowe, UK. Alexandra Maersk is the sixth vessel in Maersk’s owned fleet being able to sail on methanol in its main and auxiliary...

FOSSIL FUEL-FREE SERIES TO BE INTRODUCED BY ESL SHIPPING

FOSSIL FUEL-FREE SERIES TO BE INTRODUCED BY ESL SHIPPING

Baltic shipping company ESL Shipping, a company in the Aspo group, has ordered a series of four new, fossil-free handysize vessels, with an option to increase the order for an unspecified number of extra ships. The ships will be built  at China Merchants Jinling...

Ship classification news

VARD METHANOL CSOVs TO BE CLASSED BY LR

VARD METHANOL CSOVs TO BE CLASSED BY LR

Lloyd’s Register (LR) has been awarded the contract to class two methanol-ready Commissioning Service Operations Vessels (CSOVs) being built by specialised vessel designer and builder Vard, for UK offshore infrastructure support vessel operator North Star. The new...

KR AND HYUNDIA JOIN FOR EMISSIONS VERIFICATION

KR AND HYUNDIA JOIN FOR EMISSIONS VERIFICATION

KR (Korean Register) and HD Hyundai Global Service have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to cooperate on verification of maritime carbon reduction solutions. As decarbonisation regulations are gradually being strengthened, shipping companies are actively...

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SEA-LNG RECRUITS MSC AS LATEST MEMBER

SEA-LNG RECRUITS MSC AS LATEST MEMBER

Sea-LNG, the industry coalition established to demonstrate the benefits of the LNG pathway as a route to shipping’s decarbonisation, has welcomed MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company as a member. In recent years, MSC has made investments in LNG-fuelled vessels in the...

GLOBAL SUMMIT ACTS TO SCALE UP LOW CARBON FUEL INFRASTRUCTURE

GLOBAL SUMMIT ACTS TO SCALE UP LOW CARBON FUEL INFRASTRUCTURE

The Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) has adopted the Clean Energy Marine Hubs Initiative (CEM-Hubs) at a summit in Goa, India. The first-of-its-kind platform brings together the private sector and governments across the energy-maritime value chain to transform maritime...

Maritime & emissions research news

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