Maritime decarbonization technology company Vinssen. which specialises in hydrogen fuel cells and integrated system solutions, has obtained type approval from the Korean Register (KR) and the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) for its 150kW marine fuel cell module....
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LR ASSESSES HYDROGEN’S ROLE IN DECARBONISATION
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has published the latest report in its 'Fuel for thought' series, providing a comprehensive assessment of hydrogen’s potential role in maritime decarbonisation. Fuel for thought: Hydrogen examines hydrogen from production and supply through to...
Water & waste management news
BWTS SALE HELPS FUND FUEL CELL DEVELOPMENT
Norwegian company Teco2030 has received a further order worth about NOK 910,000 for a Teco2030 Ballast Water Treatment System (BWTS) from CMI Ship Management, to be installed on cruise vessel 'Ocean Diamond'. The Bio-Sea BWTS is the sixth such system ordered by CMI...
BWTS TO BE SUPPLIED FOR COMPACT CRUISE VESSEL
French UV-C water treatment specialist Bio-UV Group has received an order to supply a low-flow Bio-Sea L-Series ballast water treatment system (BWTS) for retrofit installation to 1268gt expedition cruise vessel 'Quest'. The 49m long, 60-passenger capacity vessel is...
Marine environment & clean shipping news
RICARDO AND PORT OF HUELVA TO WORK ON GREEN CORRIDORS
Environmental, energy and engineering consultancy Ricardo is partnering with Port of Huelva to identify and promote green shipping corridors. To support the Port of Huelva, one of Spain’s busiest ports, Ricardo will identify at least five green shipping corridors into...
CIMAC AND MBF PUBLISH PAPER ON MARINE BATTERIES FOR DEEP-SEA SHIPPING
CIMAC (the International Council on Combustion Engines) and the Maritime Battery Forum have published a second paper on the environmental impact of batteries in deep-sea shipping. The paper examines the regulatory framework for battery use in deep-sea shipping,...
Marine propulsion & machinery news
MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT HELPS MOL DECARBONISATION GOALS
Wärtsilä has signed a 10-year Lifecycle Agreement with MOL Global Ship Management, a Singapore based ship management company fully owned by Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL). The agreement is designed to deliver operational support with reduced engine downtime and increased...
WÄRTSILÄ PROPULSION FOR SUSTAINABLE HEAVY-LIFT SHIP
Wärtsilä will supply the engine and propulsion equipment for a new 3800 dwt heavy lift vessel being built for Netherlands based operator Hartman Seatrade. The owner has established a new shipyard, Rock Shipbuilding, where the vessel will be built. The vessel will...
Marine coatings & hull protection news
INTERSLEEK COATING SAID TO SAVE 41m TONNES OF CO2
Real-world performance data compiled from ships applied with International brand Intersleek 1100SR over the past 10 years shows the coating has cut ship fuel bills by US$ 8bn and reduced 41m tonnes of CO2 emissions. The biocide-free foul release coating is claimed o...
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...
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LMG MARIN TO DESIGN NEW FJORD1 ELECTRIC FERRY
LMG Marin has announced a new basic design contract together with Tersan Shipyard for a 60-cars double-ended ferry for the Norwegian ferry operator Fjord1. The vessel is designed by LMG Marin in close cooperation with the owner for operation on the Rysjedalsvika –...
DELTAMARIN TO DESIGN NEXT-GENERATION GRIMALDI METHANOL RO-PAX SHIPS
Deltamarin has signed a design and engineering contract with China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Weihai) for six new ro-pax vessels ordered by the Grimaldi Group. The agreement includes basic and detail design for the 'Next Generation Med' class vessels, which will be...
Shipbuilding & ship repair news
AtoB@C RECEIVES NINTH GREEN COASTER VESSEL
AtoB@C Shipping has taken delivery of ‘Fleximar’, the ninth vessel in its Green Coaster series, from Indian shipbuilder Chowgule & Company. The Green Coaster series is said to represent a new generation of energy-efficient vessels designed to meet the highest...
ENOVA PROVIDES NOK 299m FOR LH2 SHIPPING AND STRAND SHIPPING HYDROGEN-FUELLED BULK CARRIERS
LH2 Shipping has received additional support from Enova for the construction of two additional liquid hydrogen (LH₂) fuelled bulk carriers, the third and fourth in the series. What are believed to be the first two LH₂ bulkers, also ordered by LH2 Shipping, received...
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ABS INAUGURATES SAUDI ARABIA RESEARCH CENTRE
ABS has launched the Saudi Arabia Technology Centre, dedicated to industry-leading work on smart systems, robotics, AI and advanced digital technologies. The pioneering research centre supports the Kingdom’s maritime strategy for global leadership in shipping. Patrick...
ABS REGARDS NUCLEAR AS VIABLE FOR MARITIME APPLICATIONS
ABS Chairman and CEO Christopher J Wiernicki has endorsed nuclear energy as a legitimate, practical, and scalable solution for a wide range of strategic uses in maritime applications. Wiernicki, speaking at the Core Power Argo Conference in Athens, Greece, said: "It...
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UECC AND DAPHNE TECHNOLOGY PARTNER FOR ADVANCED EMISSIONS MONITORING
United European Car Carriers (UECC) has chosen Daphne Technology’s PureMetrics emissions monitoring system to enhance the environmental performance of its latest low-emission vessels. This partnership reflects both UECC and Daphne’s commitment to sustainability within...
EMISSION REPORTING MODULE CERTIFIED BY LRQA
Certification institute LRQA (formerly part of Lloyd's Register) has approved Dutch company Shipping Technology's CO2 Emission Reporting Module, known as ST Brain, that calculates the CO2 emissions of inland navigation vessels and coasters. Inland shipping...
Offshore marine news
SECOND ULSTEIN-BUILT OLYMPIC CSOV BUILDS ON GREEN CREDENTIALS
Ulstein Verft in Norway has announced the successful delivery of the Construction Service Operation Vessel (CSOV) 'Olympic Notos' to offshore operator Olympic. This vessel is thought to mark a significant milestone in maritime innovation and excellence. Olympic's...
STRATEGIC MARINE SIGNS 6+6 VESSEL ORDER WITH MAINPRIZE OFFSHORE
Strategic Marine of Singapore has signed a significant contract with Mainprize Offshore for the construction of six 26m aluminium Supa Swath vessels, with an option for an additional six. This agreement follows a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in June 2024...
Maritime business news
EVERLLENCE BEGINS BUILD OF NEW DANISH HQ AT ROSKILDE
Everllence has held a ground breaking ceremony in Roskilde, Denmark to mark the commencement of the building phase of its new Danish headquarters. Known as ‘The Valley’, the development is a joint venture between Everllence and Volkswagen Immobilien, the VW Group’s...
WinGD JOINS INDUSTRY INITIATIVE TO CUT METHANE EMISSIONS
Engine developer WinGD has joined the Methane Abatement in Maritime Innovation Initiative (MAMII), becoming the first engine developer to become a partner in the growing cross-sector push to better understand and address methane from LNG-fuelled ships. LNG, primarily...
Maritime & emissions research news
MARIN EXPANDS WIND ASSISTANCE APPLICATION
BlueRoute, an application developed by Dutch research agency Marin, has been expanded following the first results of the WiSP2 project, which aims to identify the amount of fuel savings shipowners can achieve using wind assistance. Project manager of WiSP2 Patrick...
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...
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