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SPANISH PLANTS TO SUPPLY RENEWABLE BIO-METHANE

SPANISH PLANTS TO SUPPLY RENEWABLE BIO-METHANE

German energy company Uniper and Spanish developer Five Bioenergy have signed a seven-year biomethane purchase agreement from three of Spain’s largest biomethane plants, which are located in Murcia, with deliveries expected to start at the beginning of 2027. This...

SMT CALLS FOR FUEL-SPECIFIC SAFETY STANDARDS

SMT CALLS FOR FUEL-SPECIFIC SAFETY STANDARDS

Stream Marine Training (SMT), part of Stream Marine Technical, has welcomed the IMO interim training guidelines on alternative fuels, recognising them as an important first step in preparing seafarers for the transition to a low-carbon future. While the new framework...

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Marine environment & clean shipping news

UK PORT GETS NEARER TO AUTONOMOUS NET ZERO WITH RAD AND WILLIAMS

UK PORT GETS NEARER TO AUTONOMOUS NET ZERO WITH RAD AND WILLIAMS

Marine electric propulsion specialist RAD Propulsion has completed a project with marine services provider Williams Shipping to deliver zero-emission vessel operations in Southampton Port waters. The venture saw RAD Propulsion provide electric vessel technology and...

STAX ENGINEERING CARBON CAPTURE PROJECT EXPANDS TO UK PORTS

STAX ENGINEERING CARBON CAPTURE PROJECT EXPANDS TO UK PORTS

US company Stax Engineering says it is building momentum in the UK market, participating in a consortium that has secured £1.1m in government funding led by carbon capture startup Seabound for its first major European project. The maritime emissions capture and...

Marine propulsion & machinery news

CMT EXPANDS PRESENCE IN ASIAN MARKET

CMT EXPANDS PRESENCE IN ASIAN MARKET

German company CMT (Condition Monitoring Technologies) has deepened its presence across Asia’s influential shipping hubs through an expanded partnership with Singapore’s Junma Services, a move that the company says is already generating new customer interest in Hong...

AYK UPGRADES BATTERIES IN SVITZER HYBRID TUGS

AYK UPGRADES BATTERIES IN SVITZER HYBRID TUGS

Marine battery manufacturer AYK Energy has completed a battery renewal deal for four Svitzer hybrid tugs operating at Chevron Australia’s Gorgon LNG terminal in Barrow Island, Western Australia. AYK Energy managed the original battery installation for the diesel...

Marine coatings & hull protection news

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Ship design & naval architecture news

PERFORMANCE PREDICTIONS AID LOW-EMISSION SHIP DESIGN

PERFORMANCE PREDICTIONS AID LOW-EMISSION SHIP DESIGN

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding, a part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), has received an order from the University of Tokyo for its independently developed MiPoLin a power prediction and lines selection system. MiPoLin is a user-friendly web-based system that utilises...

SES TECHNOLOGY CAN CUT CTV EMISSIONS

SES TECHNOLOGY CAN CUT CTV EMISSIONS

Norwegian ship design company Espeland and Skomedal Naval Architects (ESNA) and Strategic Marine (SM) have signed an agreement to develop a SES CTV (Surface Effect Ship Crew Transfer Vessel) for offshore wind applications. The vessel type is considered to offer the...

Shipbuilding & ship repair news

RO-RO REBUILD HELPS STENA ON WAY TO DECARBONISATION GOAL

RO-RO REBUILD HELPS STENA ON WAY TO DECARBONISATION GOAL

Stena Line says that its ro-ro vessel 'Stena Foreteller' is soon to return to service on the Europoort/Rotterdam – Immingham route following a major rebuild and renovation, including an additional cargo deck and a 30% increase in capacity, making the vessel more...

SVITZER RECEIVES ITS FIRST ELECTRIC TUG FROM SANMAR

SVITZER RECEIVES ITS FIRST ELECTRIC TUG FROM SANMAR

International towage operator Svitzer has taken delivery of its first fully electric tug from Sanmar’s Altinova Shipyard in Turkey. The Sanmar ElectRA 2500SX is based on a design from Canadian naval architects Robert Allan Ltd (RAL). Sanmar Corporate Strategy Director...

Ship classification news

DNV ISSUES PROPELLER RETROFIT GUIDANCE

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...

Ship’s deck & cargo news

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Marine electronics & digitalisation news

OLDENDORFF MONITORS VESSELS TO CUT EMISSIONS

OLDENDORFF MONITORS VESSELS TO CUT EMISSIONS

Oldendorff Carriers has recently opened a Centre of Excellence (CoE), at its new office premises in Dubai, including a 'video wall' to provide live information on the performance of its fleet of owned and time chartered vessels. The facility is designed to harness the...

REAL-TIME TRIALS PROVE EFFECTS OF VOYAGE OPTIMISATION ON GHGs

REAL-TIME TRIALS PROVE EFFECTS OF VOYAGE OPTIMISATION ON GHGs

Maritime software and data analysis company Napa and classification society Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (ClassNK) have announced the results of a joint study conducted with Marubeni Corporation, which has measured the impact of voyage optimisation on the greenhouse gas (GHG)...

Offshore marine news

EDDA WIND ORDERS GREEN FUEL-READY CSOVs FROM VARD

EDDA WIND ORDERS GREEN FUEL-READY CSOVs FROM VARD

Fincantieri group company Vard has signed contracts for four Commissioning Service Operation Vessels (CSOVs) for the Norwegian operator Edda Wind and its subsidiaries. The contracts for the firm four vessels have a total value of approximately €250m. Edda Wind...

ABS AiP FOR JONES ACT COMPLIANT OFFSHORE WIND VESSELS

ABS AiP FOR JONES ACT COMPLIANT OFFSHORE WIND VESSELS

Bleutec Industries Offshore Wind Services has received Approval in Principle (AiP) from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) for the designs of its US Jones Act compliant Binary Marine Installation Solution (BMIS), comprising a Pile Installation Vessel (PIV), Wind...

Maritime business news

MAERSK INVESTS IN SWEDISH BATTERY COMPANY

MAERSK INVESTS IN SWEDISH BATTERY COMPANY

Swedish sodium-ion battery developer Altris has successfully raised SEK 150m in a Series B1 funding round, introducing new investors such as Clarios and Maersk Growth. The financing will be used to finalise Altris’ pilot production facility, and thereby enable...

FuelEU COMPLIANCE SOLUTION RECEIVES FINNISH GOVERENMENT FUNDING

FuelEU COMPLIANCE SOLUTION RECEIVES FINNISH GOVERENMENT FUNDING

Emissions compliance provider Ahti has received major funding from Business Finland, a Finnish government organisation for innovation. The funding will enable Ahti to accelerate the development of its Ahti Pool, further internationalise its business offering, and...

Maritime & emissions research news

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