Industry collective Sea-LNG has commissioned independent research and energy intelligence firm Rystad Energy to research GHG emissions from the marine LNG bunker supply chain. The results of the study have now been published; Sea-LNG regards this work, designed to...
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DNV STUDY FINDS AMMONIA FUEL SHOWS PROGRESS, BUT BARRIERS REMAIN
A new DNV report, 'Ammonia in Shipping: Tracing the Emergence of a New Fuel', addresses the key barriers to the uptake of ammonia and outlines a two-phase pathway for its widespread adoption in shipping. The first phase would see the building, fuelling, and operation...
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FOUR VENTOFOILS ADDED TO PRODUCT TANKER
Dutch company Econowind has successfully installed four 16m VentoFoil wind assisted propulsion units onboard the chemical tanker 'Jutlandia Swan', owned and operated by Danish shipping company Uni-Tankers. The ATEX-proof Wind-Assistance units were installed in four...
STAX CONTRACTED FOR AT-BERTH EMISSION CONTROL AT LA PORT
Stax Engineering has been awarded a contract by the Port of Los Angeles, becoming the Port’s approved provider of on-call emissions control services for vessels idling at berth. The designation is said to cement Stax’s market position and reflects growing demand for...
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ROYAL CARIBBEAN SIGNS LONG-TERM AGREEMENT WITH ABB
ABB has signed a 15-year service agreement with Royal Caribbean Group, which has a global fleet of 67 cruiseships across its five brands, deepening a long-standing partnership to support the company’s ship performance and decarbonisation goals. Covering 33 existing...
EMISSIONS-CUTTING COOLING SYSTEM ADDED TO GOLTENS PORTFOLIO
UAE-based retrofit and environmental technology company Goltens Worldwide has entered into a non-exclusive sales agency agreement and preferred global installation partner with Frese, a Denmark-based manufacturer of energy saving flow control and management...
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LARGEST HYDROGEN-FUELLED VESSELS TO BE BUILT IN NORWAY
Norwegian Ship Design (NSD) has announced that its flagship hydrogen ferry project is now to be built, with operator Torghatten Nord signing a contract with the Myklebust shipyard in Norway. The project to develop the largest hydrogen-fuelled vessels to date began in...
ZERO-EMISSION CONTAINER SHIP PROJECT LAUNCHED IN JAPAN
A new container ship concept from Japanese companies Imoto Lines and Marindows is intended to achieve zero CO2 emissions not only during operation but also within ports and while docked. The project has been adopted by Japan's Ministry of the Environment 'Carbon...
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FINNISH FERRY UPGRADED TO MEET MODERN STANDARDS
The passenger ferry 'Suomenlinna II' has become the first ship to be retrofitted with ABB’s new-generation ACS880LC drive, which ABB says will significantly enhance vessel efficiency and help to secure smooth and reliable operations for many years to come. As one of...
FIRST JAPANESE ALL-ELECTRIC WORK VESSEL UNVEILED BY NYK
NYK has unveiled what is believed to be Japan’s first fully battery-driven work vessel, which the company has named 'e-Crea' (pronounced “éclair” for its visual resemblance to the French pastry). NYK Group company Keihin Dock built the vessel at its Koyasu Shipyard....
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DNV ISSUES PROPELLER RETROFIT GUIDANCE
Due to decarbonisation measures being undertaken in the industry, DNV says it has recently experienced an increase in the number of fixed-pitch propeller retrofits. The end-to-end retrofit process has a short timeframe and demands early preparation and prompt actions...
ABS EXAMINES HANWHA’S AMMONIA-FUELLED GAS TURBINE LNG TANKER CONCEPT
ABS has completed a safety evaluation of ammonia dispersion on board an ammonia-fuelled gas turbine LNG carrier design from Hanwha Ocean. ABS, in collaboration with Hanwha Ocean, conducted computational fluid dynamics simulations that modelled different ammonia...
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YARA AND VERACITY JOIN TO STREAMLINE MRV AND CII DATA
Yara Marine has signed an agreement with DNV’s independent industry cloud platform Veracity that will allow users of Yara Marine’s Fleet Analytics performance management and reporting tool to utilise the power of the Veracity platform and DNV’s data verification...
SHIP MANAGER ADOPTS OCEANLY FUEL USE AND DECARBONISATION SOFTWARE
Oceanly, a cloud-based performance software for fleet remote monitoring and subsequent reductions in fuel use and decarbonisation is to be installed on the Columbia Group’s managed fleet. Oceanly forms part of OneLink, a customisable solution which brings together a...
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ABB HYBRID TECHNOLOGY FOR HAVFRAM WIND WTIV PAIR
ABB has secured an order with one of the largest offshore shipbuilders in China, Yantai CIMC Raffles Offshore, to deliver an integrated bridge-to-propeller technology for Havfram Wind’s two new NG20000X-HF Wind Turbine Installation Vessels (WTIVs). The vessels,...
VARD UNVEILS CONCEPT FOR ALL-ELECTRIC PSV
Through a project known as Piezo, after three years of R&D, Vard has developed a concept design for a PSV using batteries as the primary energy source together with offshore charging. One of the great challenges facing the petroleum and maritime industries today...
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ACCELLERON APPOINTED TO SERVICE SOMAS EXHAUST AFTERTREATMENT VALVES
Somas Instrument, a manufacturer of control and on/off valves, has appointed Accelleron as the authorised global service provider for its marine customers. Under this new partnership agreement, Accelleron’s service engineers will be trained to service Somas valves on...
FINANCE FOR SERVICE USING HUMAN FACTOR TO HELP DECARBONISE
Sustainability startup Signol, which uses behavioural science to reduce emissions in hard-to-abate industries such as shipping, has raised £2.5m from industry-focused investors. Signol’s tech-enabled behaviour change service helps ship operators to fully engage their...
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