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EPS INCREASES DEPLOYMENT OF EMISSION-REDUCING FUEL ADDITIVE

EPS INCREASES DEPLOYMENT OF EMISSION-REDUCING FUEL ADDITIVE

Sulnox has signed what it says to be its largest commercial agreement to date with shipping company Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS), which will expand deployment of Sulnox Eco across the EPS fleet, increasing usage from approximately 30 vessels to more than 50. The new...

ENOVA FUNDS TWO MORE HYDROGEN-FUELLED BULK CARRIERS

ENOVA FUNDS TWO MORE HYDROGEN-FUELLED BULK CARRIERS

LH2 Shipping has been awarded Enova support amounting to NOK 344.3m for the development and construction of two additional liquid hydrogen-powered bulk carriers, marking another important milestone in the company’s efforts to bring zero-emission shipping solutions...

Water & waste management news

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...

BIO-SEA BWTS FOR LNG-FUELLED EXPEDITION CRUISESHIPS

BIO-SEA BWTS FOR LNG-FUELLED EXPEDITION CRUISESHIPS

Chantiers de l’Atlantique has contracted the French Bio-UV group to supply Bio-Sea ballast water treatment systems (BWTS) for a pair of LNG-fuelled so-called 'super cruisers' being constructed for luxury hotel group Ritz Carlton, a Marriott International brand. When...

Marine environment & clean shipping news

STANDARDISED BATTERY SYSTEM LAUNCHED FOR INLAND SHIPPING

STANDARDISED BATTERY SYSTEM LAUNCHED FOR INLAND SHIPPING

Rotterdam-based technology company Wattlab is introducing WEstack, a standardised battery system for inland shipping that can be installed on board within a single working day. With the introduction of WEstack, Wattlab aims to remove one of the key barriers to...

SHORT-SEA PCTC DUO TO GET OCC-READY SCRUBBERS

SHORT-SEA PCTC DUO TO GET OCC-READY SCRUBBERS

Value Maritime is collaborating with Greek short-sea car carrier operator Neptune Lines, a member of the Neptune Group of Companies, to retrofit two PCTC vessels with its Filtree solution – an emission-reducing SOx scrubber that is onboard carbon capture (OCC) ready....

Marine propulsion & machinery news

JDP TO DEVELOP SCALABLE WAPS FOR MR TANKERS

JDP TO DEVELOP SCALABLE WAPS FOR MR TANKERS

Capital Ship Management, K Shipbuilding and Lloyd's Register (LR) have launched a joint development project (JDP) to develop a wind-assisted 50,000 dwt medium range (MR) tanker. While wind-assisted propulsion systems (WAPS) have gained traction across bulk carrier and...

JAPAN’S AMMONIA TWO-STROKE GAINS RECOGNITION

JAPAN’S AMMONIA TWO-STROKE GAINS RECOGNITION

Japan Engine Corporation (J-Eng) has received an award for 'Marine Engineering of the Year (Dokou Memorial Award) 2025' for its UEC50LSJA ammonia-fuelled low-speed two-stroke engine, from the Japan Institute of Marine Engineering, the Japan Institute of Navigation,...

Marine coatings & hull protection news

HEMPEL’S CO2-SAVING COATING VALIDATED BY DNV

HEMPEL’S CO2-SAVING COATING VALIDATED BY DNV

The performance of Hempel’s silicone-based hull coating solution, Hempaguard X7, and its ability to accelerate decarbonisation efforts in the maritime industry are now third-party validated by DNV. Since its launch in 2013, Hempaguard has provided vessels around the...

Maritime regulatory news

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Ship design & naval architecture news

ORKNEY FERRY FLEET REPLACEMENT GETS GO-AHEAD

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...

Shipbuilding & ship repair news

WALLENIUS MARINE LEADS RETROFIT RESULTING IN 23% FUEL AND EMISSION CUT

WALLENIUS MARINE LEADS RETROFIT RESULTING IN 23% FUEL AND EMISSION CUT

After a Wallenius Marine-led retrofit of Swedish ro-ro freight vessel 'Lakeway Express' at Remontowa Shiprepair Yard during late 2025, the vessel has been shown to have gained efficiency, safety and become prepared for future operational and environmental demands. The...

DAMEN HANDS OVER METHANOL-READY CSOV

DAMEN HANDS OVER METHANOL-READY CSOV

Damen Shipyards Group has delivered 'TSS Cruiser', the first of two commissioning service operations vessels (CSOV) 9020, to Ta San Shang Marine (TSSM) at Ha Long in Vietnam. The company, a joint venture between Mitsui OSK Lines of Japan and Ta Tong Marin of Taiwan,...

Ship classification news

IACS FINALISES UR FOR AMMONIA-FUELLED SHIPS

IACS FINALISES UR FOR AMMONIA-FUELLED SHIPS

The International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) has published a new Unified Requirement (UR H2) establishing a comprehensive safety framework for ammonia release mitigation systems (ARMS) on ammonia-fuelled ships. The UR provides harmonised...

AiP FROM LR FOR OSHIMA SHIPBUILDING MULTI-FUEL BULK CARRIER CONCEPT

AiP FROM LR FOR OSHIMA SHIPBUILDING MULTI-FUEL BULK CARRIER CONCEPT

Lloyd’s Register (LR) has awarded Approval in Principle (AiP) to Oshima Shipbuilding Co for its multi-fuel-ready Ultramax bulk carrier design. The AiP covers a 64,000 dwt bulk carrier concept developed to accommodate multiple future fuel pathways, including ammonia,...

Ship’s deck & cargo news

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Marine electronics & digitalisation news

MORE JAPANESE INVOLVEMENT EXTENDS DIGITAL TWIN PROJECT

MORE JAPANESE INVOLVEMENT EXTENDS DIGITAL TWIN PROJECT

Four new companies — Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha ('K' Line), Kyokuyo Shipyard Corporation, Mitsui E&S Shipbuilding and Sumitomo Heavy Industries Marine & Engineering — have joined the collaborative cross-industry Digital Twin Project. This expansion marks phase...

AI SOLUTIONS OFFERED TO IMPROVE EMISSIONS PERFORMANCE

AI SOLUTIONS OFFERED TO IMPROVE EMISSIONS PERFORMANCE

SmartSea, (powered by air transport technology solutions provider SITA) and Digital Energy AI have formed a strategic partnership aimed at applying AI to enhance operational efficiency, predictive analytics, and standardisation in the marine and offshore energy...

Offshore marine news

OFFSHORE COMPANY TO BUILD SIX ELECTRIC CTVs

OFFSHORE COMPANY TO BUILD SIX ELECTRIC CTVs

Tidal Transit, which operates purpose-built crew transfer vessels (CTVs) for the offshore wind industry, has secured equity financing from maritime and logistics investor HICO Investment Group to expand its fleet with six new electric CTVs (E-CTVs). This strategic...

FIRST ALL-ELECTRIC OFFSHORE VESSEL TO BE POWERED BY CORVUS ESS.

FIRST ALL-ELECTRIC OFFSHORE VESSEL TO BE POWERED BY CORVUS ESS.

Corvus Energy has announced that it will deliver a mega-size battery system for the first fully electric offshore vessel to be built. The vessel is an electric commissioning service operation vessel (eCSOV) that will be constructed by Armon shipyard in Spain for...

Maritime business news

MOL INVESTS IN ELECTRIC HARBOUR CRAFT DEVELOPER

MOL INVESTS IN ELECTRIC HARBOUR CRAFT DEVELOPER

MOL Group company MOL Plus is to invest in Pyxis Maritime, a Singapore-based developer and manufacturer of electric vessels and operator of charging stations. As part of Singapore's national aim to achieve net zero by 2050, from 2030 onward all new harbour craft...

VIAM AND RIVERTRACE PARTNER TO ADVANCE ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE

VIAM AND RIVERTRACE PARTNER TO ADVANCE ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE

A new partnership integrates Viam’s maritime AI technology with Rivertrace’s oil-in-water monitors, with the aim of to improving compliance, reducing pollution, and modernising maritime operations at scale. Viam’s software platform will support Rivertrace in...

Maritime & emissions research news

AI WILL DRIVE THE ENGINE OF THE FUTURE – HHI

AI WILL DRIVE THE ENGINE OF THE FUTURE – HHI

At an Artificial Intelligence (AI) forum hosted by Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) Group and Seoul National University, accelerating the development of AI technology was described as key for innovation in the shipbuilding and marine engine industry. The forum was...

CONSORTIUM HOPES TO DECARBONISE THROUGH HEAT FLOW TOPOLOGY

CONSORTIUM HOPES TO DECARBONISE THROUGH HEAT FLOW TOPOLOGY

A new consortium, known as Hemos (Holistic Energy Management and Optimisation System) funded through the Horizon Europe initiative, has been formed to find a "Clean and competitive solutions for all transport modes”. The Hemos consortium consists of LTH-Baas, Estonia;...

Maritime safety & security news

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