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REGULATORY UNCERTAINTY PREVENTS E-FUEL PROJECTS MOVING FORWARD

REGULATORY UNCERTAINTY PREVENTS E-FUEL PROJECTS MOVING FORWARD

In Europe, Spain, Denmark, Norway and France are leading when it comes to producing green e-fuels that can be used for shipping, a new analysis by Transport & Environment (T&E) shows. But a lack of regulatory certainty is preventing most projects from moving...

AVIN JOINS AHTI POOL

AVIN JOINS AHTI POOL

Greek tanker operator Avin International has joined FuelEU Maritime compliance pooling solution Ahti Pool. Avin manages a fleet of about 35 oil and chemical tankers with a total capacity exceeding 2.5m tonnes and employs over 2,000 shore and sea personnel. The company...

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Marine environment & clean shipping news

EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM WELCOMES STIP’s ALTERNATIVE FUEL STRATEGY

EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM WELCOMES STIP’s ALTERNATIVE FUEL STRATEGY

The Waterborne Technology Platform has welcomed the EU's Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP), seen as key in facilitating the uptake of sustainable alternative fuels and closely connected to the upcoming industrial maritime and port strategies. The STIP sets...

GUIDE TO NET ZERO COMPLIANCE PUBLISHED BY DNV AND WMMF

GUIDE TO NET ZERO COMPLIANCE PUBLISHED BY DNV AND WMMF

According to DNV, the maritime industry is experiencing a period of significant transformation, driven by rapidly evolving regulations, increasing commercial pressure, and a global shift towards reducing GHG emissions. In response, DNV and the World Maritime Merchants...

Marine propulsion & machinery news

FOUR FOLDABLE ANEMOI ROTOR SAILS FITTED TO SECOND BERGE VESSEL

FOUR FOLDABLE ANEMOI ROTOR SAILS FITTED TO SECOND BERGE VESSEL

Berge Bulk and Anemoi Marine Technologies have successfully completed the installation of four folding rotor sails, 5m in diameter and 35m in height, on Berge Bulk’s 208,000 dwt Newcastlemax vessel 'Berge Meru', marking the company’s second Rotor Sail project with...

AMMONIA POWER FOR NOWEGIAN CARGO SHIP

AMMONIA POWER FOR NOWEGIAN CARGO SHIP

Wärtsilä will provide its Wärtsilä 25 Ammonia solution to power a new cargo vessel for Norway-based Skarv Shipping Solutions to be built at the Huanghai shipyard in China. This will be the first newbuild to benefit from the solution, which is said to mark a...

Marine coatings & hull protection news

MULTI-TANKER DEAL FOR APC’S GREEN TANK COATING

MULTI-TANKER DEAL FOR APC’S GREEN TANK COATING

USA-based manufacturer Advanced Polymer Coatings (APC) has signed a major multi-ship deal with Turkish ship management firm Chemfleet to recoat ten tankers. According to APC global marine manager, Capt Onur Yildirim, APC now holds 80% of the Turkish marine coatings...

EPS IMPROVES PROPELLER EFFICIENCY WITH GRAPHITE

EPS IMPROVES PROPELLER EFFICIENCY WITH GRAPHITE

The Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) managed LPG carrier vessel 'Quebec' has recently left dry dock with reimagined accommodations as part of the company's 'Life at Sea' Programme, but also a fresh coat of paint. While new paint is standard during dry dock, the Quebec’s...

Maritime regulatory news

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Ship design & naval architecture news

LMG MARIN TO DESIGN NEW ELECTRIC FERRIES FOR SCOTTISH OPERATOR

LMG MARIN TO DESIGN NEW ELECTRIC FERRIES FOR SCOTTISH OPERATOR

LMG Marin has supported the Remontowa shipyard in securing the contract to build seven all-electric small ferries for Scottish ferry operator Caledonian MacBrayne (CMAL). This newbuilding project is said to mark a major step in modernising Scotland’s ferry network...

NIM-LED PROJECT LAUNCHES H2-FUELLED CARGO SHIP CONCEPT

NIM-LED PROJECT LAUNCHES H2-FUELLED CARGO SHIP CONCEPT

The Netherlands maritime industry is said to be taking a large step toward sustainability with the launch of the H2ESTIA Project, an initiative to develop the first zero-emission general cargo ship powered by liquid hydrogen. Led by Dutch Innovation Company (NIM ) and...

Shipbuilding & ship repair news

GERMAN GREEN HYDROGRAPHIC PAIR TO BE BUILT IN SPAIN

GERMAN GREEN HYDROGRAPHIC PAIR TO BE BUILT IN SPAIN

Spanish shipyard Astilleros Gondan has been awarded the contract to build two new research vessels commissioned by the Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie (BSH), the federal agency responsible for maritime safety and nautical cartography in Germany. The...

COCHIN TO BUILD FOUR ELECTRIC TUGS FOR SVITZER

COCHIN TO BUILD FOUR ELECTRIC TUGS FOR SVITZER

Svitzer and Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), India’s largest public sector shipyard, have signed a shipbuilding agreement for four 26m electric TRAnsverse 2600E tugs to be constructed in India for Svitzer’s global fleet renewal and growth plans. The agreement confirms a...

Ship classification news

BV SAYS SHIPPING NEEDS TO REGROUP TO MEET GREEN GOALS

BV SAYS SHIPPING NEEDS TO REGROUP TO MEET GREEN GOALS

Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV), has published a new book, 'Toward a Sustainable Blue Economy', in which EVP Matthieu de Tugny highlights the need for the industry to reframe how the global fleet is financed, fuelled, and operated if its decarbonisation...

FIRST WINDWINGS AFRAMAX DELIVERED TO LR CLASS

FIRST WINDWINGS AFRAMAX DELIVERED TO LR CLASS

Lloyd's Register (LR) says it has played a central role in the successful delivery of 'Brands Hatch', believed to be the world’s first newbuild Aframax tanker equipped with wind-assisted propulsion. Built by Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding (SWS) for Union Maritime...

Ship’s deck & cargo news

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Marine electronics & digitalisation news

AI SYSTEM UPGRADED TO HELP SAVE FUEL AND CUT EMISSIONS

AI SYSTEM UPGRADED TO HELP SAVE FUEL AND CUT EMISSIONS

Danish marine tech company Frugal Technologies is upgrading its class-approved Frugal Propulsion, described as a cost, fuel-, and emissions-saving system for large vessels, to now include temperature, pressure and vibration deviations, helping engineers and shipowners...

CHIEF ENGINEER ROLE TRANSFERS FROM SEA TO LAND

CHIEF ENGINEER ROLE TRANSFERS FROM SEA TO LAND

Kongsberg Maritime has received Approval in Principle (AiP) from classification society DNV to enable a key role to be transferred from a ship to a shore-based control centre, which the company believes marks a significant step in the journey towards uncrewed vessel...

Offshore marine news

ULSTEIN-DESIGNED SOVs FOR CHINESE OFFSHORE WIND

ULSTEIN-DESIGNED SOVs FOR CHINESE OFFSHORE WIND

Shanghai Electric has celebrated the combined naming and delivery of two Service Operation Vessels (SOVs) at ZPMC, Qidong base, China. The vessels are based on two different ship designs from Ulstein Design & Solutions and are the first purpose-designed vessels...

WINDCAT APPOINTS SHIP MANAGER FOR H2-POWERED CSOVs

WINDCAT APPOINTS SHIP MANAGER FOR H2-POWERED CSOVs

Six Elevation Series Commissioning Service Operation Vessels (CSOVs) ordered from Damen Shipyards by CMB.Tech offshore personnel transfer company Windcat will use Anglo-Eastern for technical and crewing management. Windcat previously placed its confidence in...

Maritime business news

P&I CLUB OFFERS GUIDANCE ON EMISSIONS REGULATIONS

P&I CLUB OFFERS GUIDANCE ON EMISSIONS REGULATIONS

Britannia P&I Club has worked with law firm HFW to produce a series of articles highlighting the latest developments in maritime emissions regulations as the industry aims to transition towards a more sustainable future. These articles are considered to be...

CHANGES AT TOP OF ICS AS INDUSTRY PREPARES FOR NET ZERO CHALLENGE

CHANGES AT TOP OF ICS AS INDUSTRY PREPARES FOR NET ZERO CHALLENGE

Following the conclusion of the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) Annual General Meeting and Board Meeting in Athens, the organisation has announced several major developments, which ICS regards as a pivotal moment for global maritime leadership. The board of...

Maritime & emissions research news

ANALYSIS SUGGESTS LNG BEATS OIL-BASED FUEL IN CII COMPLIANCE

ANALYSIS SUGGESTS LNG BEATS OIL-BASED FUEL IN CII COMPLIANCE

According to analysis carried out by marine fuel coalition Sea-LNG, LNG-fuelled ships will be able to continue to operate as normal under the IMO's Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII). Sea-LNG believes the CII scheme is set to shake up vessel efficiency and emissions...

GREIG MARITIME TO LEAD AMMMONIA-FUEL RETROFIT PROJECT

GREIG MARITIME TO LEAD AMMMONIA-FUEL RETROFIT PROJECT

An industry partnership led by Grieg Maritime Group and initiated by Norway's Green Shipping Programme has started a pilot to retrofit an Open Hatch vessel to run on green ammonia. According to the company, there are several uncertainties on how well ammonia will work...

Maritime safety & security news

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