Finnish fuel supply and systems company Auramarine has been selected to supply the methanol fuel supply systems for six new ro‑pax vessels ordered by the Grimaldi Group from China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Weihai). The vessels will operate in the Mediterranean under...
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OVER 600 SHIPS ENTER EMISSIONLINK FuelEU POOLING
Integrated emissions management service EmissionLink says FuelEU compliance has moved beyond regulation to become a commercial optimisation challenge, after completing its first FuelEU Maritime pooling cycle with 90% of shipowners opting to pool. EmissionLink has...
Water & waste management news
BIO-SEA BWTS BEING CONSIDERED FOR US NAVY
Bio-UV Group of France says that a Bio-Sea Ballast Water Treatment System (BWTS) designed for the Unites States Navy (USN) has completed Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) at the production facility in France, meaning that Bio-UV Group now has approval to ship the system...
BWTS TECHNOLOGY HELPS KEEP FISH CARGOES FRESH
In the high-volume transport conditions experienced in salmon farms and other commercial marine environments that require the moving of live fish, preventing infection and contamination is crucial, as is ensuring fish welfare. Wellboats, which sort, treat and transfer...
Marine environment & clean shipping news
EMISSIONS MONITORING SYSTEM RECEIVES DNV CERTIFICATION
Based on onboard testing and independent technical review, DNV has issued a Statement of Compliance stating that Daphne Technology’s PureMetrics was assessed and found suitable for direct CO2 measurement under EU MRV Regulation 2015/757 (Method D) and MEPC.395(82)....
HAPAG LLOYD PARTNERSHIP CUTS EMISSIONS THROUGH SUSTAINABLE FUELS
Hapag-Lloyd and Kuehne+Nagel are strengthening their long-standing partnership and, for the first time, collaborating on emission-reduced ocean transport solutions. Under a new agreement, Kuehne+Nagel will use Hapag-Lloyd’s 'Ship Green' product to reduce the carbon...
Marine propulsion & machinery news
PrimeServ UPGRADES ENGINE FOR METHANOL FUEL ON SEASPAN-OWNED SHIP
PrimeServ, Everllence’s after-sales division, has completed a methanol dual-fuel upgrade of the main engine of the ‘Seaspan Yangtze’, owned by independent container shipowner Seaspan Corporation. The work was carried out at Cosco Shipping Heavy Industry (Shanghai)....
ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS FOR RIVER CRUISE PAIR
Corvus Energy has been awarded the contract to deliver energy storage systems (ESS) for two new river cruise vessels from Scylla Shipping: 'Riviera Reflection' and 'Harmonie'. Scylla Shipping is investing in innovative, future-oriented technology as it expands its...
Marine coatings & hull protection news
JOTUN HELPS SALLAUM LINES TOWARD CLEANER OPERATIONS
Shipping company Sallaum Lines has taken a step towards optimising hull performance environmental impact for its fleet with the investment in Jotun’s hull performance solution, HPS, including HullKeeper, for its four PCTC newbuildings in Nanjing Jinling Shipyard. The...
MARINE BIOCIDES ARE KEY ENABLERS FOR SUSTAINABLE SHIPPING
As a co-author and signatory of a recently published whitepaper entitled 'Antifouling biocides: a key contributor to sustainable shipping', the Swedish company I-Tech, developer of barnacle repelling technology Selektope, believes that education around the important...
Maritime regulatory news
IMO CONSIDERS MID-TERM MEASURES FOR CO2 CUTS
Various proposals for mid-term measures to reduce GHG emissions, including a number of submissions related to potential market-based measures, have been submitted and considered by an IMO working group, involving more than 350 participants from some 70 Member States,...
IRCLASS CONTRIBUTES TO BETTER REGULATION OF INDIA’S INLAND SHIPPING
International ship classification society, Indian Register of Shipping (IRClass) has played an integral role in the drafting of the Inland Vessels Bill which was recently passed by the Parliament. The Inland Vessels (IV) Act 2021 repeals an earlier Inland Vessels Act...
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NEW JAPANESE ELECTRIC TUG PROJECT ANNOUNCED
Seagate Corporation (SGC), a consolidated subsidiary of Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, ('K' Line), has concluded an agreement with Kanagawa Dockyard on the construction of an electric (EV) tugboat powered by a large-capacity lithium-ion battery. SGC has discussed the detailed...
NOVEL HULL FORM CLAIMS 25% SAVING ON FUEL AND EMISSIONS
EcoNavis Solutions has joined forces with Singapore-based naval architect ShipDyn to optimise and commercialise an innovative hull form said to combine the stability and deck space of a catamaran with the efficiency and single-shaft simplicity of a monohull. The...
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WÄRTSILÄ SYSTEMS ORDERED FOR FOUR LNG BUNKERING VESSELS
Wärtsilä Gas Solutions will supply the cargo handling and fuel gas supply systems for four new LNG bunkering vessels being built at the Nantong CIMC Sinopacific Offshore & Engineering shipyard in China for GSX Energy. The orders are considered to reflect Wärtsilä...
CARISBROOKE CONTINUES FLEET RENEWAL
Carisbrooke Shipping has announced the delivery of 'Greta C', the 100th newbuild for the company and the second ship delivered under the current fleet renewal programme. Following the delivery of Jill C in 2025, Greta C represents the next step in the continued...
Ship classification news
ALTERNATIVE FUELLED BOXSHIPS SHINE IN DNV ANALYSIS
The latest annual data from DNV’s Alternative Fuels Insight (AFI) platform reflects a year shaped by regulatory uncertainty and market recalibration; while overall newbuilding activity eased in 2025 following an unprecedented boom the previous year, its share of gross...
BV’s LATEST AiPs TARGET DEEP-SEA DECARBONISATION
Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) has granted approval in principle (AiP) certificates to two ammonia-fuelled vessel designs jointly developed by CIMC Ocean Engineering Design & Research Institute Co (ORIC) and Zhoushan Changhong International Shipyard...
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PREDICTIVE INSIGHTS ENABLE SHIPOWNERS TO MINIMISE FuelEU IMPACT
As Fuel EU Maritime regulations come into force, EmissionLink, a member of the Columbia Group, aims to assist shipowners in taking control of their compliance strategy through accurate emissions tracking, AI-powered insights, and stakeholder-aligned data management....
ECOPAC OPTIMISES ENERGY CONSUMPTION TO CUT EMISSIONS
Maritime digital solutions provider Oceanly is introducing its latest product, Ecopac, designed to optimise energy efficiency and sustainability in shipboard electrical systems. This solution complements Oceanly’s existing portfolio by enhancing vessel performance,...
Offshore marine news
NORWEGIAN TRIO ORDERS NEW METHANOL HYBRID CSV
A strategic partnership comprising Norwegian companies Eidesvik Offshore, Agalas and Reach Subsea, are to begin construction of a new Construction Support Vessel (CSV) for subsea and offshore renewables operations. The new CSV will have similar specifications as the...
KONGSBERG EQUIPMENT FOR BIBBY MARINE ECSOV
Kongsberg Maritime has won a major contract to supply an integrated package of equipment for Bibby Marine’s new electric commissioning and service operation vessel (eCSOV), believed to be the first fully-electric offshore vessel. Kongsberg Maritime’s comprehensive...
Maritime business news
OCEANSCORE JAPANESE EXPANSION SUPPORTS EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE
Digital emissions support company OceanScore has opened its new Japan office in Tokyo, representing the next step in strengthening its presence in the Asia-Pacific region. The opening reflects OceanScore’s focus on providing proximity and structured support for...
CONSULTANCY RECEIVES DECARBONISATION FUNDING
Design and engineering consultancy Houlder has secured funding from Innovate UK’s Smart Shipping Acceleration Fund to develop an expanded module for its optimised modelling environment, HOME, that will enable shipowners to develop a roadmap for fleet decarbonisation...
Maritime & emissions research news
GRIEG STUDY LOOKS AT VIABILITY OF AMMONIA FUEL TRANSFORMATION
A group of industry experts led by Grieg Star Shipping has concluded that deep-sea shipping can transform to ammonia as fuel, but there are several difficult hurdles to overcome. The group examined the possibilities of retrofitting an open hatch vessel to run on green...
HOULDER COLLABORATES ON WIND-ASSIST RETROFIT
Design and engineering consultancy Houlder is to participate in the ‘Winds of Change’ project led by Smart Green Shipping (SGS), which will see an SGS FastRig wing sail retrofitted to a large vessel. The project recently received funding from the UK Department for...
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