Maritime LNG industry coalition Sea-LNG says that the EU Commission’s new Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP) represents a major milestone for the methane decarbonisation pathway. The plan explicitly recognises LNG, bio-methane and e-methane within the...
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SHI AND AMOGY FORM NEW AMMONIA-TO-POWER PARTNERSHIP
Ammonia-to-power system provider Amogy and Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) have formed a strategic contract manufacturing partnership to produce Amogy’s ammonia-to-power systems in South Korea. Under the agreement, SHI plans to establish a dedicated facility to produce...
Water & waste management news
BIO-SEA BWMS FITTED TO VINTAGE SUPERYACHT
The 'Christina O', a 1943-built motor yacht named after the only daughter of Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, has been fitted with a low-flow Bio-Sea ballast water management system from French company Bio-UV as part of a major refurbishment at the D.K...
GERMAN COMPANY ADDS BIO-SEA BWMS MAINTENANCE PARTNERSHIP
Germany’s Hagedorn Products has added commissioning, maintenance and servicing of Bio-Sea ballast water management systems (BWMS) to its existing sales agreement with France’s Bio-UV Group. Close to the major shipping hubs of Hamburg and Bremerhaven, Hemmoor-based...
Marine environment & clean shipping news
LNG-HYBRID FERRIES BOOST PASSENGER NUMBERS
Brittany Ferries says it is celebrating a summer season boosted by the arrival of two LNG-electric hybrid ships, as a result of which passenger volumes rose 3% from June to September to 1.2m. Its flagship route serving Portsmouth and Caen carried 415,824 of those...
METHANE ABATEMENT AFTERTREATMENT SEA TRIAL CONCLUDES
Swiss company Daphne Technology and Maran Gas, part of the Angelicoussis Group, have concluded their joint pilot project that marked the first deployment of the SlipPure Plasma-Catalytic Methane Slip Aftertreatment system on board a commercial LNG carrier, the 'Maran...
Marine propulsion & machinery news
LR PROVIDES ROADMAP FOR NUCLEAR PROPULSION
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has published 'Navigating Nuclear Energy in Maritime', a new guidance document providing the first roadmap for the safe and responsible use of nuclear technology in commercial shipping and offshore industries. As the maritime sector accelerates...
WinGD LOOKS TO RETROFITTING TO MAINTAIN COMPLIANCE
According to Swiss engine designer WinGD, shipowners face significant decisions about how to stay competitive and compliant. The company believes that well-planned and supported retrofit programmes can add many profitable years of compliant operation to the existing...
Marine coatings & hull protection news
CARGO TANK COATING HELPS DECARBONISE
US paint manufacturer Advanced Polymer Coatings (APC) has signed a new deal with United Overseas Management (Hellas) to fully recoat two of its oil and chemical tankers. APC will apply its MarineLINE protective tank coating to the 45,293 dwt UACC Mansouria and the...
TUG PARTNERSHIP USES HULL COATING TO CUT NOISE POLLUTION
Towage company Kotug Canada, a partnership between Kotug International and Horizon Maritime Services, which say they are strongly committed to reducing impact from operations on the environment, has recently applied a new non-toxic noise reduction coatings to the hull...
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ALL-ELECTRIC PILOT VESSEL FOR UAE PORTS
Artemis Technologies, which specialises in commercial electric foiling vessels, has entered an agreement with Noatum Maritime, part of AD Ports Group’s Maritime and Shipping Cluster, to purchase a 100% electric Artemis EF-12 pilot boat to operate in the United Arab...
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...
Shipbuilding & ship repair news
STENA LINE NAMES SECOND GREEN RO-RO IN CHINA
Stena Line’s newest vessel, 'Stena Connecta', has been officially named at the CMI Shipyard in Weihai, China, and will soon begin the maiden voyage to its new home port on the Irish Sea. Alongside Stena Futura, which entered service in September 2025, these two new...
CMA CGM ORDERS SIX LNG-FUELLED FEEDER SHIPS FROM INDIAN YARD
The CMA CGM Group has signed a letter of intent for six LNG-powered containerships to be built at Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), India. This strategic move makes the Group the first major foreign carrier to commission LNG vessels from an Indian shipyard. All six...
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DNV VALIDATES BOUND4BLUE WIND PROPULSION PERFORMANCE METHODOLOGY
Spanish wind assisted propulsion system (WAPS) company bound4blue says it has taken a major step forward in simplifying the adoption of wind power worldwide, with DNV validation of its ‘wind propulsion system force matrix’ calculation method. The validation provides...
FIRST FULL ANTIFOULING APPROVAL UNDER LR ECO CLASS NOTATION
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has awarded the first Recognised Enhanced Antifouling Type Approval to Jotun's SeaQuantum Skate antifouling coating, alongside type approval certification for the HullSkater hull cleaning equipment. The approval covers both the HullSkater robotic...
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Marine electronics & digitalisation news
NAPA AND UNION MARINE JOIN FORCES ON DECARBONISATION
Napa’s Voyage Optimization and CII Simulator digital systems will be deployed on an initial 55 bulk carriers in the fleet managed by Union Marine Management Services (UMMS), under a new agreement between the Finnish maritime software provider and the Singapore-based...
FUELOPT SYSTEM GAINS UPGRADE TO ENHANCE EMISSION SAVINGS
Norwegian company Manta Marine Technologies (MMT), the former Yara Marine, says it has unlocked further fuel and emissions savings from its FuelOpt system with the addition of a trim optimisation advisory system known as TrimSense. Available as a simple added feature...
Offshore marine news
FOUR C-CSOVs ORDERED WITH ESS AND METHANOL-READY FUEL SYSTEMS
A joint venture between Schoeller Holdings and Deutsche Offshore Schifffahrt (DOS, German Offshore Shipping) will be entering the offshore energy market with four construction commissioning service operation vessels (C-CSOVs). The joint venture will be responsible for...
REM OFFSHORE CSV TO USE ENERGY STORAGE FROM NES
Norwegian HAV Group company Norwegian Electric Systems (NES) has been contracted by shipowner Rem Offshore to deliver a deck-based battery energy storage system to its 'Rem Inspector' construction support vessel (CSV). NES, specialising in sustainable energy design...
Maritime business news
ONBOARD CARBON CAPTURE COMPANY APPOINTS GREEK AGENCY
Dutch emission-reduction technology innovator Value Maritime has signed a commercial representation agreement with marine products, services, and equipment provider Euploia Drydocks & Services to strengthen and expand its representation in the Greek market. As...
NEW FINANCE FOR ECHANDIA ENABLES INCREASED US MARKET PRESENCE
Swedish maritime battery system supplier Echandia has secured new long-term financing from S2G Investments, a multi-stage firm with a dedicated oceans strategy. The investment is made as part of Echandia’s most recent funding round, announced in March 2025, and brings...
Maritime & emissions research news
UK RESEARCH INTO AMMONIA AS MARITIME FUEL
A group of academic and industrial partners has been awarded a £5.5m grant by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) to accelerate understanding, technologies and policies relating to the use of ammonia as a sustainable fuel, in a five-year...
ABS AND QATARI UNIVERSITY LOOK INTO CARBON CAPTURE
A landmark study into carbon capture and the global supply chain is to be carried out in collaboration between ABS and Texas A&M University at Qatar (TAMUQ), to research the potential of carbon capture technology at sea. The project will explore CO2...
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