Lloyd’s Register (LR) has released its latest Fuel Oil Bunker Analysis and Advisory Service (FOBAS) fuel quality report covering July to December 2025, revealing a sharp rise in the frequency and severity of off specification marine fuel incidents across several of...
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NYK ACHIEVES 65% GHG REDUCTION WITH LOW-CARBON METHANOL
NYK Bulk & Projects Carriers (NBP), a member of the NYK Group, has successfully operated the methanol dual-fuel bulk carrier 'Green Future' using low-carbon methanol fuel, achieving an approximately 65% reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions on a well-to-wake...
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2026 EXPECTED TO REDEFINE DECARBONISATION PATHWAY
According to Columbia Group company EmissionLink, the global shipping industry is finding that clean fuel represents far less certainty than many had anticipated. Despite ambitious decarbonisation targets, 2025 is ending with familiar challenges: unclear regulatory...
ARMADA ASSESSES AIR LUBRICATION FOR IRISH RO-PAX
Armada Technologies and Irish Ferries have moved into the next phase of their collaboration to assess the potential integration of Armada’s Passive Air Lubrication System (PALS) on the ro-pax ferry 'WB Yeats'. The current project phase is focusing on the engineering...
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BELGIAN HYDROGEN ENGINE TO BE SOLD IN JAPAN
Daihatsu Infinearth, JPNH₂ydro and BeHydro have officially signed a distribution agreement at ABC Engines in Ghent, marking a key milestone in their collaboration to introduce hydrogen engine technology to the Japanese maritime market. The agreement formalises the...
AiP FOR WAPS INTEGRATION SOLUTION
Anemoi Marine Technologies (Anemoi) and Nantong COSCO KHI Ship Engineering (NACKS) have developed new wind-assisted propulsion (WAPS) integration solutions for Ultramax bulk carriers as the vessel segment prepares for rapid fleet growth. Two configurations designed to...
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SUSTAINABLE HULL CLEANING SOLUTION COMES TO NORTHWEST AFRICA
HullWiper and Agemar have signed a lease agreement to meet a growing demand for safe, eco-friendly hull cleaning solutions for vessels calling in Guinea. Agemar Agency & Logistics is part of global maritime consultancy and maritime logistics solutions provider,...
SUSTAINABLE HULL CLEANING SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE IN SRI LANKAN PORT
In-water hull cleaning specialist HullWiper has formed a partnership with underwater and related services company World Subsea Services to bring hull cleaning solutions which are described as "sustainable and affordable" to vessels calling at the Port of Colombo in...
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SEAGLIDER COMPLETES FIRST PROTOTYPE TRIALS
US company Regent Craft has completed the first on-water fully-crewed tests of its novel electrically-powered Seaglider vessel, for which the company claims a pivotal moment in transportation history. The 12-passenger Viceroy seaglider prototype, at 16.8m long with a...
SECOND DUAL-FUEL VSP TUG DELIVERED IN TÜRKIYE
The 39m tug 'Silivri', a TRAktor V3900-DF design from Robert Allan Ltd (RAL) of Canada, has been successfully delivered to the Botas Petroleum Pipeline Corporation in Türkiye from the Uzmar Shipyard. Silivri is only the second vessel to combine Voith Schneider...
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CARGILL BEGINS OPERATION OF FIRST DUAL-FUEL METHANOL BULK CARRIER
Cargill has begun the maiden voyage of 'Brave Pioneer', delivered from Tsuneishi Shipbuilding's Cebu yard in the Philippines, first of five green methanol dual-fuel dry bulk vessels chartered by the company. The deployment of the Brave Pioneer is seen as an important...
INCAT BATTERY-ELECTRIC FERRY BEGINS HARBOUR TRIALS
Incat Tasmania says it has reached another defining moment in maritime history, with its large battery-electric ship commencing harbour trials in Hobart's River Derwent for the first time. This marks the first occasion that Hull 096 – considered the largest...
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ClassNK CALCULATOR HELPS FUEL CHOICES FOR REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
ClassNK has launched a new service as part of its ‘ClassNK Transition Support Services’, which aims to facilitate the maritime industry’s transition to alternative fuels. The new service, 'ClassNK Fleet Cost Simulation’, estimates the cost impact of GHG emission...
IACS COUNCIL REPORTS PROGRESS ON SAFE DECARBONISATION
The International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) 91st council meeting (C91) in Beijing assessed and advanced the association’s progress on safe decarbonisation and digital transitions, as well as the further development of common structural rules...
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GTMARITIME LAUNCHES ENHANCED GTDEPLOY TO SUPPORT ADVANCED FLEET MANAGEMENT AND DIAGNOSTICS
Leading provider of secure maritime data communications software, GTMaritime, has unveiled an enhanced version of GTDeploy – the advanced fleet-management and diagnostics tool that helps owners get the best out of their operating systems. With unparalleled visibility...
HARDWARE-FREE AI VOYAGE OPTIMISATION TOOL PROJECT FINALISED
Athens-based artificial intelligence (Al)-led maritime technology company DeepSea Technologies has announced the completion of a project supported by the EEA Grants under the 'Business Innovation Greece' programme, to develop an accessible AI solution for vessel...
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FIRST LARGER H2-POWERED CTV DELIVERED BY WINDCAT
Windcat has delivered the ‘Windcat 57’, the first CTV (Crew Transfer Vessel) of its new MK5 vessel design, which will go into operation from mid-June 2024 in Scotland. The new MK5 design answers to the changing needs of the offshore wind industry. These vessels have...
DAMEN LAUNCHES OFFSHORE CHARGING STATION CONCEPT
Damen Shipyards Group has developed its new concept for offshore charging, offering a way to significantly reduce emissions during the operational phase of an offshore wind farm. The system envisages a fully electric crew transfer vessel (CTV) which can charge at...
Maritime business news
GTT ACQUISITION OF DANELEC PROMPTS RESTRUCTURING
French liquid gas containment specialist GTT has completed its acquisition of Danish maritime digital solutions provider Danelec. GTT says that the strategic acquisition further strengthens its position in the expanding maritime digital market and marks a key...
UK GOVERNMENT PLEDGES £30m TO DECARBONISE SHIPPING
The sixth round of the UK Government's Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC) will benefit various companies though £30m funding to support the development of clean maritime fuels and technologies such as ammonia, hydrogen, methanol, solar and electric....
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