Evos, a European independent liquid energy and chemicals storage company, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with fuel supplier Peninsula to jointly progress the development of dedicated biofuel storage infrastructure at Evos’ terminal in the Port of...
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GMF PRODUCES INSIGHT INTO ‘BOOK AND CLAIM’
According to the Global Maritime Forum (GMF), voluntary book and claim chain-of-custody systems have been gaining momentum as a market tool for maritime decarbonisation, with emerging infrastructure, evolving standards, and guidance acting as key drivers of uptake....
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NEW BWTS FACILITY ADDS CREW TRAINING
Bio-UV Group, the French manufacturer of the Bio-Sea ballast water treatment system (BWTS), has inaugurated a new 1,200m² maritime training, R&D, engineering, and production facility. The completion of the €2.2m extension, which increases the footprint of the...
BALLAST SERVICE HELPS PREVENT BWTS NON-COMPLIANCE ISSUE
Danish company Bawat reports a recent case that underscores the critical need for effective ballast reception facilities in ports, where the company was called upon to deliver its ballast as a service (BaaS) solution to a vessel facing deballasting challenges in...
Marine environment & clean shipping news
MAJOR CONTAINER SHIP NEWBUILD SHORE POWER ORDER FOR CAVOTEC
Cavotec has signed an order valued at approximately €8m to supply shore power systems for newbuild container ships operated by a leading global shipping company. The order includes Cavotec's PowerAMPReel shipboard shore power systems together with associated equipment...
CAVOTEC TO RETROFIT CONTAINER VESSELS FOR SHORE POWER
Cavotec has signed an order valued at €7m with a global container shipping company to retrofit more vessels for shore power. The order covers the retrofit of low- and medium-voltage container vessels with shore power technology. The retrofitting work will be carried...
Marine propulsion & machinery news
MTU OFFERS VARIABLE-SPEED MARINE GENERATOR SETS TO CUT EMISSIONS
Rolls-Royce is expanding its range of variable-speed mtu generator sets with standardised gensets based on the Series 2000, aiming for increased power density and efficiency. The gensets adjust their engine speed to match actual power demand, thereby reducing fuel...
EVERLLENCE COMPLETES TESTING OF METHANOL-FUELLED HIGH SPEED ENGINE
Everllence has announced the successful, full-scale testing of its 12-cylinder 175DF-M dual-fuel methanol engine at its test and research centre in Frederikshavn, Denmark. The company reports that, following the optimisation of the 175DF-M (dual-fuel methanol) concept...
Marine coatings & hull protection news
BIOFOULING IMPACTS ON MORE THAN FUEL SAVINGS AND EMISSIONS, SAYS JOTUN
Jotun has published a new report based on a survey among 1000 ship owners and operators, uncovering trends in biofouling management strategies exploring the impacts of biofouling in shipping. The report reveals that many owners and operators have faced the...
SILICON COATING FOR NEWBUILDS ENSURES EMISSION SAVINGS FROM DAY ONE
Hempel is expanding its Hempaguard range of hull coatings with the launch of Hempaguard NB - described as a breakthrough high-performance silicone hull coating, designed specifically for newbuild vessels. For what is said to be the first time, shipowners and shipyards...
Maritime regulatory news
IMO GRANTS CONSULTATIVE STATUS TO CIMAC
CIMAC, the industry forum for large engine technology, has been officially granted consultative status with the International Maritime Organization (IMO) following its formal application earlier in 2024. Rick Boom (Woodward) CIMAC President said: “We are extremely...
INTERCARGO NEEDS IMO TO AMEND FLAWED CII
With discussions regarding the IMO's Carbon Intensity Index (CII) due to recommence at the upcoming Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) 82 meeting, dry bulk shipping association Intercargo, together with the other global shipping associations, has issued a...
Ship design & naval architecture news
FERRY DESIGN CONCENTRATES ON WEIGHT AND EFFICIENCY
UM Shipyard of Türkiye has unveiled its Sensus Ecocat concept, described as a ground-breaking high-speed passenger ferry with an innovative, lightweight structure. The objective of the design is to meet emission standards through a highly fuel-efficient light weight...
FKAB INTRODUCES WAPS-EQUIPPED STAINLESS STEEL TANKER
According to Swedish ship designer FKAB, wind-assisted propulsion is emerging as one of the most promising energy-saving technologies in shipping. However, successfully integrating wind propulsion systems (WAPS) is not considered by FKAB as simply a matter of...
Shipbuilding & ship repair news
TT-LINE ORDERS SECOND BATTERY-LNG HYBRID RO-PAX
Baltic ferry operator TT-Line has confirmed the order of a second next-generation LNG-hybrid ferry, which the company says marks another major milestone in its fleet renewal and sustainability strategy. Like the first Green Ship 2.0, scheduled for delivery by summer...
WALLENIUS WILHELMSEN RECEIVES FIRST SHAPER CLASS SUSTAINABLE PCTC
Wallenius Wilhelmsen has taken delivery of 'Arctic Tern', the first vessel in its new Shaper class series, believed to mark a significant milestone in the company's fleet renewal journey. With dual-fuel capability, methanol readiness and enhanced operational...
Ship classification news
LR-BELGIUM PARTNERSHIP PROVIDES AMMONIA SAFETY GUIDELINES INPUT
At the 111th session of the IMO Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 111), the safety guidelines for ammonia as fuel on IGC ships have been approved, marking an important milestone in the transition towards sustainable shipping. The development of these guidelines is the...
ABS STRENGTHENS COOPERATION WITH GREEK MARITIME COMMUNITY
ABS has launched the ABS SeaTech Innovation Exchange, consisting of two advanced technology centres in Athens, Greece, and Houston, Texas, focused on accelerating maritime innovation, applied research, and partnership with leading academic institutions on both sides...
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KONLINK CHOOSES NAPA FOR FLEET-WIDE MONITORING
Konlink, a shipowner in the dry bulk segment, and its in-house ship manager, Phelippe Barko Management, are using Napa to strengthen operational performance and stay ahead of tightening environmental regulations. What began as a targeted deployment of Napa Fleet...
X-CONNECT ELECTRIFICATION PRODUCT EXPANDS INTO SINGAPORE
Yinson GreenTech’s business unit marinEV, which delivers maritime electrification solutions in Singapore, has entered into a partnership with Ustein company Blue Ctrl, a Norwegian software provider specialising in maritime systems. The collaboration will introduce...
Offshore marine news
AUTONOMOUS OFFSHORE VESSEL COMPLETES 24h TRIAL ON H2 FUEL
UK company Acua Ocean’s hydrogen-powered unmanned surface vessel (USV) 'Pioneer' has successfully completed what is believed to be the world’s first continuous, remote 24h offshore operation on zero emissions. The company describes the trail as a breakthrough in the...
LR CERTIFICATION COVERS HYDROGEN POWER AND AUTONOMOUS OPERATION
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has issued the UK’s first certification for a remotely operated and unmanned vessel (ROUV) under the Maritime and Coastguard Agency’s (MCA) Workboat Code Edition 3 (WBC3) Annex 2, with hydrogen-powered 'Pioneer' from Acua Ocean becoming the first...
Maritime business news
DATA COMPANIES FORMALISE EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE PARTNERSHIP
StormGeo and OceanScore have deepened their cooperation through the signing of a new collaboration agreement which combines StormGeo’s experience in operational vessel and emissions data with OceanScore’s experience in emissions compliance workflows across EU ETS,...
BERG AND SMS PARTNER TO SERVE NEW PROPULSION TECHNOLOGIES
Berg Propulsion has reached a formal partnership agreement with Stone Marine Services (SMS), a Scottish specialist in propulsion system retrofits and repairs, in a commitment to expand service and support activities across the UK and Ireland. The new arrangement...
Maritime & emissions research news
ENERGY ANALYST JOINS MAERSK R&D CENTRE
The Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping (MMMZCS) and global energy analyst Rystad Energy have signed a Knowledge Partnership Agreement to formalise their collaboration. As official partners, MMMZCS and Rystad Energy have embarked on a long-term...
ICS-COMMISSIONED STUDY LOOKS AT ENERGY EFFICIENCY vs NOISE POLLUTION
A new study by the University of Southampton commissioned by the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) assesses the interrelationship, and highlights the significant synergy, between measures aimed at enhancing ship energy efficiency and underwater radiated noise...
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