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ANTHONY VEDER AND GASUM EXTEND BIO-LNG PARTNERSHIP

ANTHONY VEDER AND GASUM EXTEND BIO-LNG PARTNERSHIP

Gas shipping company Anthony Veder is expanding its partnership with Nordic energy company Gasum to meet upcoming FuelEU Maritime requirements and drive emission reductions at sea. Two Anthony Veder LNG carriers that are chartered by Gasum, Coral Energy and Coral...

P&O FERRY SWITCHES TO B30 BIOFUEL FOLLOWING SUCCESSFUL TRIAL

P&O FERRY SWITCHES TO B30 BIOFUEL FOLLOWING SUCCESSFUL TRIAL

DP World subsidiary P&O Ferries' vessel, 'Pride of Hull', which operates on the Hull-Rotterdam route, has become the first ferry on the North Sea to run permanently on B30 biofuel with the aim of cutting GHG emissions. The 215m ferry has caacity for 1,360...

Water & waste management news

FRESHWATER GENERATOR USES LESS WASTE HEAT FOR EFFICIENCY GAINS

FRESHWATER GENERATOR USES LESS WASTE HEAT FOR EFFICIENCY GAINS

A two-stage freshwater generator will soon join the Alfa Laval Aqua Blue family, which is said to, compared with single-stage units, produce twice as much fresh water for a certain amount of waste heat – or the same amount of fresh water using around half the waste...

OILY WATER SEPARATOR SOLVES SPACE PROBLEMS

OILY WATER SEPARATOR SOLVES SPACE PROBLEMS

Water management solution supplier RWO has unveiled its latest oily water separator (OWS), the OWS-PT, a new ‘pressure type’ OWS which has been specifically developed for large vessels, including VLCC/ULCC and VLOC/ULOC types. Its compact and flexible design is a...

Marine environment & clean shipping news

RICARDO STUDY SAYS IRISH SEA ROUTE COULD BE LOW-EMISSION FERRY PIONEER

RICARDO STUDY SAYS IRISH SEA ROUTE COULD BE LOW-EMISSION FERRY PIONEER

According to a new study led by environmental consultancy Ricardo, the ferry route between Dublin Port and the Port of Holyhead could serve as one of Europe’s first dedicated green shipping corridors. The study identified green methanol as a suitable candidate fuel...

UK’s FIRST GREEN CORRIDOR INFRASTRUCTURE BEGINS INSTALLATION

UK’s FIRST GREEN CORRIDOR INFRASTRUCTURE BEGINS INSTALLATION

NatPower Marine and Peel Ports Group are shortly to commence installation of shore power at Heysham Port, with the first plug live in the initial phase and expansion to four across all berths by 2026. This will make it possible for all Heysham routes within the Irish...

Marine propulsion & machinery news

MTU 4000 ENGINE POWER FOR US FERRY

MTU 4000 ENGINE POWER FOR US FERRY

Rolls-Royce Power Systems has been selected by Catalina Express of San Pedro, California to supply the marine propulsion system for its new high-capacity ferry. The 500-passenger vessel, which will be the largest in the Catalina Express fleet upon completion, will be...

BRUNVOLL’S NOZZLE OPTIMISES PROPELLER CHARACTERISTICS

BRUNVOLL’S NOZZLE OPTIMISES PROPELLER CHARACTERISTICS

According to Swedish company Brunvoll, designing a ship is always a compromise between different parameters, with the aim of creating a vessel that can carry out its mission safely and efficiently. For many vessel types, this often means fitting a larger propeller and...

Marine coatings & hull protection news

STOLT APPLIES GRAPHENE COATING TO CHEMICAL TANKER

STOLT APPLIES GRAPHENE COATING TO CHEMICAL TANKER

Stolt Tankers has applied a sustainable hull coating to one of its chemical tankers, 'Stolt Lotus', a move that is believed to represent the first such application of graphene technology in this market sector. The X-Git Fuel graphene technology, developed by Graphite...

MIDDLE EAST DRYDOCK OFFERS CARBON-SAVING COATING

MIDDLE EAST DRYDOCK OFFERS CARBON-SAVING COATING

Oman shiprepair yard Asyad Drydock, part of Asyad Group, says that it has applied a high-quality nano-epoxy coating to Asyad Shipping’s Ultramax bulk carrier, 'Jabal Al Kawr'. This new coating technology had previously been applied for the first time in the Middle...

Maritime regulatory news

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Ship design & naval architecture news

ANOTHER LOW EMISSION VINGA SERIES TANKER COMPLETED

ANOTHER LOW EMISSION VINGA SERIES TANKER COMPLETED

Swedish ship designer FKAB reports that vessel number 15 in the Fure Vinga series, 'Fure Victoria', was recently delivered from China Merchants Jinling Shipyard. This FKAB T24 vessel is one of 22 ordered vessels in the-series, ordered by Furetank and its partners in...

LDA GAINS BV AiP FOR HYDROGEN-FUELLED SOV

LDA GAINS BV AiP FOR HYDROGEN-FUELLED SOV

Louis Dreyfus Armateurs (LDA) has received an Approval in Principle (AiP) from Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) for its full liquid hydrogen-based SOV design. The level 1 AiP  brings LDA one step closer to making its ground-breaking project a reality. ...

Shipbuilding & ship repair news

VARD TO BUILD HYBRID RESEARCH VESSEL FOR US ORGANISATION

VARD TO BUILD HYBRID RESEARCH VESSEL FOR US ORGANISATION

Vard has signed a €200m-plus contract with US-based research organisation Inkfish for the design and construction of what is believed to be one of the most modern research vessels yet. Inkfish is a global philanthropic organisation that integrates vessels,...

SINGAPORE LAUNCHES FIRST ELECTRIC HARBOUR TUG

SINGAPORE LAUNCHES FIRST ELECTRIC HARBOUR TUG

Kuok Maritime Group (KMG), through the Coastal Sustainability Alliance (CSA) – a KMG-led industry collaborative effort  –recently launched of Singapore’s first fully electric tug (e-tug). Designed and assembled in Singapore by KMG company PaxOcean, the...

Ship classification news

ABS ANSWERS AMMONIA SAFETY QUESTIONS

ABS ANSWERS AMMONIA SAFETY QUESTIONS

A new publication from ABS, 'Safety Insights for Ammonia as a Marine Fuel', brings together the findings of advanced ABS research into the performance of ammonia on board. It aims to answer questions such as 'How does ammonia behave when it leaks in an engine room?'...

LR REPORT SUMMARISES ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION CHANGES

LR REPORT SUMMARISES ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION CHANGES

A new Lloyd's Register (LR) report outlines the upcoming changes to mandatory statutory regulations and instruments, aiming to simplify the comprehensive suite of new IMO and ILO regulations due to come into force over the next few months, reshaping environmental...

Ship’s deck & cargo news

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Marine electronics & digitalisation news

EUROPEAN SPACE PROJECT AIDS SHIPPING DECARBONISATION

EUROPEAN SPACE PROJECT AIDS SHIPPING DECARBONISATION

The European Space Agency (ESA) has initiated a new flagship project, 'Decarbonisation through the Digitalisation in Shipping' (Decardis), together with optimisation platform company Awake.AI, ABB and shipping company Wallenius Marine. The consortium, funded by ESA...

Offshore marine news

OMS GROUP PLACES GREEN CABLE-LAYING VESSEL ORDER WITH ROYAL IHC

OMS GROUP PLACES GREEN CABLE-LAYING VESSEL ORDER WITH ROYAL IHC

OMS Group, a provider of subsea digital infrastructure solutions, has signed a contract with Royal IHC for the construction of a series of next generation cable-laying vessels, with the first expected to be delivered in the first quarter of 2027. OMS Group's strategic...

KONGSBERG HYBRID PACKAGE FOR CHINESE-BUILT PSVs

KONGSBERG HYBRID PACKAGE FOR CHINESE-BUILT PSVs

Kongsberg Maritime will supply an extensive range of equipment for a new fleet of 10 platform supply vessels (PSVs) being built by Fujian Mawei Shipbuilding in China for Greek shipowner, Capital Offshore. This significant contract win is valued at approximately NOK...

Maritime business news

SMART SOLUTIONS AVOID PORT CONGESTION AND CUT EMISSIONS

SMART SOLUTIONS AVOID PORT CONGESTION AND CUT EMISSIONS

As Northern European ports experience the most severe congestion of the year, Netherlands-based company PortXchange is urging the global maritime industry to adopt smarter, real-time port call optimisation technologies to mitigate disruption, lower emissions, and...

INTERCARGO MEETING FOCUSES ON GHG REGULATIONS

INTERCARGO MEETING FOCUSES ON GHG REGULATIONS

Intercargo, the International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners, convened recently in Guangzhou for its semi-annual meetings, the first time the Association has held such an event in China. The meetings, hosted by Cosco Shipping Bulk, brought together global members...

Maritime & emissions research news

SEA-LNG DEBUNKS ANOTHER STUDY

SEA-LNG DEBUNKS ANOTHER STUDY

According to LNG industry collective Sea-LNG, the recent study from UCL, 'Exploring methods for understanding stranded value: case study on LNG capable ships', is a flawed academic exercise, detached from reality. Sea-LNG's view is that, in setting out a framework for...

JOINT INNOVATION PROJECT LAUNCHED IN SINGAPORE

JOINT INNOVATION PROJECT LAUNCHED IN SINGAPORE

Maritime digitalisation company Voyager Worldwide is partnering with the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) to promote joint innovations that support voyage optimisation, decarbonisation and just-in-time port arrivals with a signed Memorandum of...

Maritime safety & security news

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