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WALLENIUS WILHELMSEN SIGNS BIO-LNG FUEL DEAL WITH EQUINOR

WALLENIUS WILHELMSEN SIGNS BIO-LNG FUEL DEAL WITH EQUINOR

Wallenius Wilhelmsen has entered into a two-year fuel contract with Equinor for the supply of mass-balanced bio-methanol, produced in Norway, intended to cut CO2 emissions by 95%. The agreement marks a key development towards delivering a net-zero end-to-end pilot...

ALFA LAVAL COMPLETES FAT FOR AMMONIA FUEL SYSTEM

ALFA LAVAL COMPLETES FAT FOR AMMONIA FUEL SYSTEM

Alfa Laval has successfully completed the certified factory acceptance test (FAT) for its FCM Ammonia fuel supply system, certified by China Classification Society (CCS). This confirms that the fuel supply system has passed all functional and safety verification...

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CHEMSHIP TO INSTAL ECONOWIND VENTOFOILS ON TWO MORE VESSELS

CHEMSHIP TO INSTAL ECONOWIND VENTOFOILS ON TWO MORE VESSELS

Chemical tanker operator Chemship has returned to Dutch wind propulsion specialist Econowind for the installation of VentoFoils on two additional tankers. In the second half of 2026, Chemical Contender and Chemical Fighter will be fitted with four 16m ATEX-proof...

OLDENDORFF DEPLOYS VFDs FOR ENERGY OPTIMISATION AND DECARBONISATION

OLDENDORFF DEPLOYS VFDs FOR ENERGY OPTIMISATION AND DECARBONISATION

Oldendorff Carriers has partnered with Swedish technology provider eMarine to advance energy efficiency across its fleet through Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) technology. As part of the partnership, VFDs have already been installed on 13 owned vessels, with the...

Marine propulsion & machinery news

SECOND eSAIL INSTALLATION ON MAERSK TANKER

SECOND eSAIL INSTALLATION ON MAERSK TANKER

Spanish wind assisted propulsion systems (WAPS) developer bound4blue has completed the second in an agreed rollout of five ‘plug and play’ suction sail installations across Maersk Tanker’s advanced fleet of medium-range (MR) tankers. The project saw four 24m eSails...

MARIN VERIFIES ABB DYNAFIN PROPULSION PERFORMANCE

MARIN VERIFIES ABB DYNAFIN PROPULSION PERFORMANCE

As part of a collaborative research programme, Dutch research organisation Marin has carried out model tests to compare the performance of the ABB Dynafin propulsion concept with a conventional propulsion configuration on a ro‑ro vessel. The trials were conducted in...

Marine coatings & hull protection news

NIPPON PAINT ANTIFOULING MAINTAINS EFFICIENCY THROUGH LAY-UP

NIPPON PAINT ANTIFOULING MAINTAINS EFFICIENCY THROUGH LAY-UP

Nippon Paint Marine has reported substantial interest in its Aquaterras antifouling system following growing evidence that cruise ships are returning to service after lengthy lay-up with hulls completely free of biofouling.  After full application of Aquaterras...

JOTUN CLEAN HULL PROGRAMME READY FOR GLOBAL MARKET

JOTUN CLEAN HULL PROGRAMME READY FOR GLOBAL MARKET

Norwegian coatings supplier Jotun says that its proactive hull optimisation programme, known as HullKeeper, enables ship operators to take control of their vessels’ hulls and gives tools to improve efficiency, lower costs and help with decarbonisation, as well as...

Maritime regulatory news

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Ship design & naval architecture news

ELECTRIC FOILING VESSEL FOR ORKNEY TO BEGIN 3-YEAR TRIAL

ELECTRIC FOILING VESSEL FOR ORKNEY TO BEGIN 3-YEAR TRIAL

Artemis Technologies, alongside Orkney Ferries and the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC), have announced the arrival in Orkney of the fully electric hydrofoil vessel – the Artemis EF-12 Workboat XL, named ‘Zevi 1’. The arrival of the Belfast-built Artemis EF-12...

DIGITAL TWIN PROJECT MOVES FORWARD FOLLOWING TRIALS

DIGITAL TWIN PROJECT MOVES FORWARD FOLLOWING TRIALS

ClassNK and Napa, on behalf of all participating organisations, have announced the successful completion of phase 3 pilot trials of the cross-industry digital twin project. Results from the pilot trials confirmed the feasibility of the platform’s core business...

Shipbuilding & ship repair news

MOL ADDS TO ITS CLEAN FLEET WITH NEW VLGC

MOL ADDS TO ITS CLEAN FLEET WITH NEW VLGC

Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has taken delivery of an 88,000m3 LPG dual-fuel very large gas carrier (VLGC) 'Energia Grandeur', ordered by its group company MOL Energia from Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries of South Korea. The Energia Grandeur will sail under a time charter...

SALLAUM LINES RECEIVES ECO-EFFICIENT PCTC

SALLAUM LINES RECEIVES ECO-EFFICIENT PCTC

Sallaum Lines has taken delivery of 'Ocean Legacy', the latest Pure Car and Truck Carrier (PCTC) to join its Ocean Class fleet, one month after putting 'Ocean Explorer' into service. The arrival of this next-generation vessel underlines the pace of the company’s Ocean...

Ship classification news

OceanWings WINGSAIL RECEIVES DNV TYPE APPROVAL

OceanWings WINGSAIL RECEIVES DNV TYPE APPROVAL

OceanWings has received a Type Approval Design Certificate (TADC) from DNV, considered to mark a major milestone in the industrial validation of the company’s automated wingsail propulsion system, designed to support shipping’s transition toward cleaner energy and...

IMO NEEDS TO RETHINK NET ZERO – ABS

IMO NEEDS TO RETHINK NET ZERO – ABS

ABS has held a Sustainability Summit, at which it launched the seventh edition of its annual sustainability outlook report, which concludes that, despite progress on carbon intensity, shipping’s absolute emissions continue to climb. ABS Chairman and CEO Christopher J...

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

SPANISH YARD RECEIVES ORDER FOR HYBRID OESV

SPANISH YARD RECEIVES ORDER FOR HYBRID OESV

Gondan Shipbuilders has signed of a new contract with Østensjø Rederi for the construction of an innovative ocean energy support vessel (OESV), which the yard says marks another milestone in its commitment to delivering specialised, high-quality vessels tailored to...

STRATEGIC MARINE DELIVERS HYBRID FAST CREW BOATS

STRATEGIC MARINE DELIVERS HYBRID FAST CREW BOATS

Strategic Marine of Singapore has delivered two 42m Fast Crew Boats (FCBs) to Adnoc L&S, which Strategic says reinforces its commitment to supporting offshore operations with cutting-edge maritime solutions. The 42m FCBs were designed to meet the rigorous demands...

Maritime business news

SHIPPING ENERGY TRANSITION AT RISK DUE TO LARGE FUNDING GAP

SHIPPING ENERGY TRANSITION AT RISK DUE TO LARGE FUNDING GAP

The Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) and Lloyd's Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub (Decarb Hub), a partnership between Lloyd’s Register Group and Lloyd’s Register Foundation, have published 'Navigating the Net-Zero Transition' - exploring innovative concepts to...

Maritime & emissions research news

MITSUBISHI TO BUILD LIQUID CO2 DEMONSTRATION TEST SHIP

MITSUBISHI TO BUILD LIQUID CO2 DEMONSTRATION TEST SHIP

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding, a Yokohama-based member of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group, has concluded a contract with Sanyu Kisen, a Kobe-based enterprise principally engaged in management of ships navigation in Japanese as well as foreign waters, calling for the...

JAPANESE REMOTE ENGINE MONITORING PROJECT ADDRESSES LACK OF SEAFARERS

JAPANESE REMOTE ENGINE MONITORING PROJECT ADDRESSES LACK OF SEAFARERS

A technology development project on highly automated operation of marine engines, known as 'R&D on Next-Generation Coastal Ships Utilizing Remote-Engine-Monitoring Technology', involving NYK Group company MTI, Nabtesco Corporation, ClassNK, Nihon Shipyard and...

Maritime safety & security news

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