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HOLLAND AMERICA LINE BEGINS PILOT TEST OF RENEWABLE FUELS

HOLLAND AMERICA LINE BEGINS PILOT TEST OF RENEWABLE FUELS

Holland America Line has begun a long-term biofuel test on its flagship, Rotterdam, leveraging 100% low carbon intensity biofuel. The ship bunkered the biofuel before leaving the Port of Rotterdam on April 27, 2024, and will operate one of its four engines using low...

Water & waste management news

BALLAST SERVICE HELPS PREVENT BWTS NON-COMPLIANCE ISSUE

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...

EGCS COMPANY AIMS TO EXTRACT CO2 FROM SEAWATER

EGCS COMPANY AIMS TO EXTRACT CO2 FROM SEAWATER

Ecospray, an Italian company specialising in integrated solutions for decarbonisation, including exhaust gas cleaning, and part of the Carnival cruise group, intends to take part as a technical supplier in a pilot project to capture CO2 from seawater. The company will...

Marine environment & clean shipping news

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Marine coatings & hull protection news

PPG LAUNCHES EMISSION-REDUCING ANTIFOULING

PPG LAUNCHES EMISSION-REDUCING ANTIFOULING

Coatings manufacturer PPG has launched PPG Nexeon 810, described as an innovative copper-­free antifouling developed with a strong emphasis on vessel performance, emissions reduction and sustainability. Independent ISO 19030 and International Towing Tank Conference...

INTERSLEEK COATING SAID TO SAVE 41m TONNES OF CO2

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...

Maritime regulatory news

EU AGREES RULES FOR CLIMATE-NEUTRAL SHIPPING

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...

MEPC 80 ADOPTS REVISED IMO GHG STRATEGY

MEPC 80 ADOPTS REVISED IMO GHG STRATEGY

Member States of IMO, meeting at the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 80), have adopted a 2023 IMO Strategy on Reduction of GHG Emissions from Ships, with enhanced targets to tackle harmful emissions. MEPC 80 met 3-7 July 2023 at IMO Headquarters in...

Ship design & naval architecture news

LARGEST HYDROGEN-FUELLED VESSELS TO BE BUILT IN NORWAY

LARGEST HYDROGEN-FUELLED VESSELS TO BE BUILT IN NORWAY

Norwegian Ship Design (NSD) has announced that its flagship hydrogen ferry project is now to be built, with operator Torghatten Nord signing a contract with the Myklebust shipyard in Norway. The project to develop the largest hydrogen-fuelled vessels to date began in...

ZERO-EMISSION CONTAINER SHIP PROJECT LAUNCHED IN JAPAN

ZERO-EMISSION CONTAINER SHIP PROJECT LAUNCHED IN JAPAN

A new container ship concept from Japanese companies Imoto Lines and Marindows is intended to achieve zero CO2 emissions not only during operation but also within ports and while docked. The project has been adopted by Japan's Ministry of the Environment 'Carbon...

Shipbuilding & ship repair news

AET ORDERS AMMONIA-FUELLED TANKERS FOR PETCO CHARTER

AET ORDERS AMMONIA-FUELLED TANKERS FOR PETCO CHARTER

MISC Group company AET has signed shipbuilding contracts for two dual-fuel ammonia tanker vessels with Dalian Shipbuilding, a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC). At the same time MISC has entered into time charter party contracts with PETCO...

MORE WÄRTSILÄ ORDERS FOR FUEL GAS SYSTEMS

MORE WÄRTSILÄ ORDERS FOR FUEL GAS SYSTEMS

Wärtsilä Gas Solutions has been contracted to supply the cargo handling and fuel gas supply systems for three new 98k Very Large Ethane Gas Carrier (VLEC) vessels. The ships are being built at the HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) yard in Korea for Oceania based ship...

Ship classification news

ClassNK INVESTIGATES HYDROGEN FIRE SAFETY

ClassNK INVESTIGATES HYDROGEN FIRE SAFETY

ClassNK has commenced joint research with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) to establish an evaluation method for the compatibility of ship materials with liquefied oxygen (LOX). The aim is to contribute to suppressing fire accidents on ships handling...

COULD ‘FLYING SHIPS’ REDUCE CARBON FOOTPRINT?

COULD ‘FLYING SHIPS’ REDUCE CARBON FOOTPRINT?

ST Engineering AirX (AirX), a joint venture between ST Engineering and Peluca (formerly known as Wigetworks), have formed a strategic partnership with Bureau Veritas (BV), aimed at advancing Wing-in-Ground (WIG) technology. The collaboration will focus on the...

Ship’s deck & cargo news

REEFER UNITS EARN SUSTAINABILITY RECOGNITION

REEFER UNITS EARN SUSTAINABILITY RECOGNITION

Carrier Transicold has been awarded recyclability accreditation for its PrimeLINE and NaturaLINE refrigeration units by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), believed to be the only transport container refrigeration units in the industry to achieve this sustainability...

MacGREGOR EQUIPMENT FOR GRIMALDI’S GREEN PCTCs

MacGREGOR EQUIPMENT FOR GRIMALDI’S GREEN PCTCs

Cargotec company MacGregor reports a significant repeat order with a total value of more than €20m for comprehensive packages of ro-ro equipment for a total of five Pure Car and Truck Carriers (PCTC) vessels. The vessels will be built at China Merchant Heavy...

Marine electronics & digitalisation news

DIGITALISATION OF ENGINES AND TURBOCHARGERS CUTS COSTS AND EMISSIONS

DIGITALISATION OF ENGINES AND TURBOCHARGERS CUTS COSTS AND EMISSIONS

Accelleron customers will gain easier access to data-driven performance improvements and cost reductions thanks to a new partnership with maritime data platform provider Bemac. Under the agreement signed with Accelleron’s Japanese joint venture company Turbo Systems...

CHRISTIANIA SHIPPING EMBRACES CREW BEHAVIOUR CHANGES TO CUT EMISSIONS

CHRISTIANIA SHIPPING EMBRACES CREW BEHAVIOUR CHANGES TO CUT EMISSIONS

Christiania Shipping is employing Signol, a behaviour change service which uses StormGeo data, to understand and increase crew members’ fuel-saving behaviour. The six-month project will run across 18 chemical and gas tankers and aims to reduce fuel consumption and CO2...

Offshore marine news

WÄRTSILÄ LIFECYCLE AGREEMENT HELPS SUSTAINABILITY IN TAIWAN

WÄRTSILÄ LIFECYCLE AGREEMENT HELPS SUSTAINABILITY IN TAIWAN

Wärtsilä has signed a long-term Guaranteed Asset Performance agreement with CSBC-DEME Wind Engineering (CDWE), a joint venture between CSBC Corporation and DEME Offshore, covering CDWE’s new 216m marine installation vessel (MIV), the ‘Green Jade’. The DP3-equipped...

METHANOL HYBRID OFFSHORE VESSEL ORDERED BY REM

METHANOL HYBRID OFFSHORE VESSEL ORDERED BY REM

Rem Offshore and Myklebust Verft have signed a contract for the construction of a zero-emission Energy Subsea Construction Vessel (ESCV). The vessel will be fitted with a 250t crane and is scheduled for delivery in 2026. According to Rem, it will be the first of its...

Maritime business news

IBIA AND BIMCO COLLABORATE ON FUEL CHALLENGES

IBIA AND BIMCO COLLABORATE ON FUEL CHALLENGES

The International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) and shipowner organisation BIMCO have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on some of the challenges and opportunities within the areas of bunkering, marine energy and maritime sectors to help...

BEARING COMPANY AIMS TO ‘GREEN’ AFRICA’S LARGEST FLEET 

BEARING COMPANY AIMS TO ‘GREEN’ AFRICA’S LARGEST FLEET 

Nigerian company Gelose Marine Services has joined Thordon Bearings’ network of authorised distributors to further the 'greening' of Nigeria’s fleet of domestic and international vessels with sustainable bearing solutions. Gelose's portfolio ranges from maritime...

Maritime & emissions research news

ICS-COMMISSIONED STUDY LOOKS AT ENERGY EFFICIENCY vs NOISE POLLUTION

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...

ELOGEN JOINS FRENCH GREEN HYDROGEN PARTNERSHIP

ELOGEN JOINS FRENCH GREEN HYDROGEN PARTNERSHIP

French PEM electrolysis company Elogen, part of the GTT group, has signed a joint partnership agreement with CNRS and Université Paris-Saclay to create a joint research laboratory looking into green hydrogen production. Hydrogen is seen as a key lever in successfully...

Maritime safety & security news

ALTERNATIVE FUELS NEED UPGRADED FIRE PROTECTION

ALTERNATIVE FUELS NEED UPGRADED FIRE PROTECTION

In response to the growing demand for advanced fire safety solutions to support the maritime industry's transition to cleaner fuels, survival technology solutions provider Survitec has reconfigured and enhanced its Dry Chemical Powder (DCP) fire extinguishing system....

GHG REDUCTION REGULATIONS CAN IMPACT ON SECURITY

GHG REDUCTION REGULATIONS CAN IMPACT ON SECURITY

IMO Rules to reduce the amount of CO2 generated from new-build vessels  (EEDI) and  existing vessels (EEXI) as well as local measures such as the European Commission (EC) 'Fit for 55' may be essential for environmental sustainability, but will have significant impacts...

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