Titan Clean Fuels has signed an off-take agreement with green energy supplier Turn2X to deliver e-methane to the maritime industry from 2028 onwards. Titan operates seven bunker vessels and is able to deliver in around 52 ports today, so the new agreement is expected...
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E-METHANE PRODUCER TES JOINS SEA-LNG COALITION
Tree Energy Solutions (TES), a global green energy company developing large-scale e-methane projects, has joined the Sea-LNG coalition, meaning that Sea-LNG’s membership now includes around 40 organisations spanning the methane value chain including biomethane and...
Water & waste management news
BIO-SEA BWTS SELECTED FOR WIND-POWERED CARGO SHIP
The French Bio-UV Group has won a contract to supply its Bio-Sea UV ballast water treatment system to the Neoliner 136 wind-powered cargo vessel newbuild. The Neoliner 136 is the first ship of its kind from Neoline, a company established in 2015 to research solutions...
DAMEN AND BAWAT FORMALISE MOBILE BWMS JV
Damen Green Solutions and Danish company Bawat have formally signed an agreement to solidify their joint venture (JV) in the development and sales of mobile Ballast Water Management Systems (BWMS). The JV operating under the collective name "Bawat Damen", is said to...
Marine environment & clean shipping news
GT WINGS SECURES LR VERIFICATION FOR ITS AIRWING PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY
GT Wings, provider of wind-assisted propulsion systems (WAPS) to the commercial shipping industry, has secured verification from Lloyd's Register (LR) of sea trials performance assessment methodology for its AirWing jet sail technology. The announcement follows around...
DECARBONISATION AT RISK FROM FRAGMENTED CARBON SCHEMES, SAYS BAR
Wind assisted propulsion company BAR Technologies is urging immediate action toward a unified global carbon framework, warning that the proliferation of regional emissions trading schemes is placing unprecedented compliance pressure on the maritime sector and risks...
Marine propulsion & machinery news
ECONAVIS LEADS US INTEGRATED PROPULSION PROJECT
EcoNavis Solutions has been selected by a US Federal Government agency to lead a federally-backed project aimed at demonstrating how integrated hydrodynamic optimisation can reduce fuel consumption and underwater radiated noise in offshore vessels and workboats...
B&W AMMONIA ENGINE ACHIEVES FACTORY ACCEPTANCE
Everllence has announced the successful factory acceptance test (FAT) of its first ammonia-burning engine built by licensee Engine & Machinery of Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI-EMD) in South Korea. The dual-fuel Everllence B&W 6G60ME-LGIA (-liquid gas injection...
Marine coatings & hull protection news
CHI AND HEMPEL CUT VOC EMISSIONS WITH AIRLESS SPRAY
The Cosco Shipping Heavy Industry (CHI) Zhoushan shipyard recently partnered with Hempel to conduct a technical workshop on air-assisted airless spray (AAAS) technology, aligning with national VOC reduction initiatives. The workshop focused on operational principles...
HULL COATINGS CAN IMPACT POSITIVELY ON CII
International, AkzoNobel's marine coatings brand, has published a new whitepaper on how data collaboration between fouling control coating experts and vessel operators can drive more informed decision-making, enhance vessel performance reliability and support...
Maritime regulatory news
NEW VIDEO SERIES EXPLAINS EEXI
Shipowners and operators as well as maritime administration personnel can get to grips with the Energy Efficiency eXisting Ship Index (EEXI) through a new series of videos released in cooperation with the IMO. The films, developed by the Global Industry Alliance to...
EU AGREES RULES FOR CLIMATE-NEUTRAL SHIPPING
According to Danish Shipping, the EU has now adopted the final rules for climate-neutral shipping, as proposed in the ambitious climate package "Fit for 55". Particularly, the requirement for the climate footprint of fuels, with the adoption of FuelEU Maritime, is...
Ship design & naval architecture news
ORKNEY FERRY FLEET REPLACEMENT GETS GO-AHEAD
Danish naval architect Knud E Hansen reports that Orkney islands' councillors have given the green light to a project to replace the ageing inter-island ferry fleet with new, more efficient and environmentally friendly vessels. . The procurement process to design and...
THIRD INCAT CROWTHER DUAL-FUEL FAST RO-PAX LAUNCHED
A third new 123m dual-fuel ro-pax fast ferry, 'Mercedes Pinto', designed by Incat Crowther for Spanish operator Baleària, has been launched by shipbuilder Astilleros Armon in Gijon, Spain. Work on the vessel’s internal fit-out will now continue before sea trials in...
Shipbuilding & ship repair news
SANMAR DELIVERS FOUR ELECTRIC TUGS TO TURKISH OIL COMPANY
Sanmar’s Tuzla Shipyard recently held a ceremony to mark the delivery of four of its fully electric ElectRA tugboats to Türkiye’s state-owned crude oil and natural gas pipelines and trading company, Botaş. The four eco-friendly, emissions-free harbour tugs are based...
TRIPLE EVENT FOR FINCANTIERI MARKS START OF FUEL-CELL EQUIPPED NEWBUILD
Fincantieri's Sestri Ponente shipyard and MSC Group company Explora Journeys have celebrated a triple event, with the launch of cruise ship 'Explora IV', the coin ceremony of 'Explora V', and the start of construction of 'Explora VI'. The number of ships that...
Ship classification news
BUREAU VERITAS SUPPORTS GREEN AND SMART SHIPPING IN CHINA
Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) and China Merchants Heavy Industry Group (CMHI) have completed a series of strategic agreements and certifications, further strengthening their long-term partnership to support the green and intelligent transformation of the...
ABS APPROVES SHI FLOATING NUCLEAR POWER PLANT DESIGN
A floating nuclear power plant (FNPP) designed by Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI), known as the FSMR, featuring two small modular reactors (SMRs) developed by the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) has received ABS Approval in Principle (AiP). The design,...
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Marine electronics & digitalisation news
BAR TECHNOLOGIES BRINGS DATA-DRIVEN INSIGHT TO WIND-ASSISTANCE
BAR Technologies has unveiled WindWings Hub, a new platform that the company says promises to transform how shipping companies track, understand and optimise the performance of wind-assisted vessels. According to the company, verifying the impact of clean technologies...
HullPIC HIGHLIGHTS PERFORMANCE MONITORING PROGRESS IN CO2 REDUCTION
A trend towards more use of data-driven, digital vessel performance systems is gathering pace in the shipping industry was one of the main takeaways from the 10th HullPIC conference, but with ship operators saying that there are challenges still to be overcome. The...
Offshore marine news
TAIWANESE OPERATOR RETURNS TO VARD FOR HYBRID OCV
Fincantieri Group company Vard has signed a contract with the Taiwanese based company Dong Fang Offshore (DFO) for the design and construction of a Vard 3 39 design Offshore Construction Vessel (OCV), with option(s) for further ships. DFO is involved in the marine...
THRUSTERS SELECTED FOR DOF LOW-EMISSION OFFSHORE SHIP
A new Field Support Vessel being built at the Crist shipyard in Gdynia, Poland, to operate on the Grand Banks off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, will feature a full propulsion scope from Steerprop. Vessel operating conditions on the Grand Banks are...
Maritime business news
INVESTMENT ENABLES bound4blue TO SCALE UP PRODUCTION AND CUT SHIPPING’S GHG EMISSIONS
Spanish wind assisted propulsion systems (WAPS) company bound4blue has closed a US$ 44m funding round backed by maritime corporates, ship owning families, climate-focused investors and government capital. The round was led by Octave Capital, an investment...
ENGINE COMPONENTS PARTNERSHIP HELPS WARTSILA’S GREEN GOALS
Wärtsilä is strengthening its supply chain through a strategic partnership with Siempelkamp Giesserei, a key supplier of large cast components for Wärtsilä engines. The partnership is intended to give Wärtsilä reliable access to high-quality large cast components in a...
Maritime & emissions research news
LACK OF YARD CAPACITY COULD DELAY DECARBONISATION, SAYS LR
A Lloyd’s Register (LR) report on the state of technology, integration and compliance, alongside the business case for retrofitting vessels, has found that repair yard capability and capacity concerns could thwart the uptake of alternative fuel technology onboard...
JAPANESE PROJECT WILL TEST H2 FUEL ON NEWBUILD SHIP
Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL), MOL Drybulk, Onomichi Dockyard, Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Japan Engine Corporation (J-Eng) have conducted a risk assessment of a multi-purpose vessel powered by zero-emission hydrogen fuel. The project has been granted Approval in Principle...
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