Latest News – Page 128
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NewsMagnetic signals used to detect faults in electric machines
Researchers at HydroCen and NTNU have developed a method for monitoring the magnetic fields of electric machines to detect faults.
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NewsABS publishes requirements for composite repairs
ABS has published ABS Requirements for Bonded and Composite Repairs of Steel Structures and Piping, the latest in the class society’s portfolio of technical requirements to support the marine and offshore industries.
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NewsTechcross BWMS certified cyber secure
Techcross has obtained the Cyber Security Capability Cert for its BWMS
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NewsDay 1 of The Motorship Propulsion and Future Fuels Conference 2022
The first day of The Motorship Propulsion and Future Fuels Conference 2022 brought together ship owners, ship operators and industry leaders to discuss the challenge of decarbonisation and strategies to meet regulatory targets.
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NewsCadeler orders another jack-up wind installation vessel
Denmark-based Cadeler A/S has placed an order to build its second F-class jack-up wind installation vessel, to be the sixth vessel in its fleet.
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NewsDSME trials autonomous navigating system
DSME has completed a two-day test of its autonomous navigation system onboard the test ship, DAN-V.
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NewsKR to support development of methanol bunkering in Ulsan
Korean Register (KR) and Ulsan Port Authority (UPA) have signed an MOU to support methanol-fuelled ships and establish the South Korean port as a low-carbon, eco-friendly energy hub.
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NewsEchandia to supply batteries for Danish ferries
Sweden-based Echandia has been chosen to supply energy storage solutions for two new fully electrified vessels for Molslinjen.
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NewsRepeat order for cable laying vessel
Vard has secured a new contract for the design and construction of a cable laying vessel from Prysmian Group in Italy.
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NewsBallard power for liquid hydrogen ferry
Ballard is helping to power the world’s first hydrogen ferry
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NewsAmmonia-fuelled CO2 carrier design planned
Norway’s Breeze Ship Design and Equinor have agreed to develop a ship design concept for a CO2 carrier for direct offshore injection.
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NewsDNV and MPA extend digitalisation MoU
DNV and Singapore’s Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) have agreed to continue their collaboration on decarbonisation and digital innovation in the maritime industry.
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NewsEstuaries vulnerable to ammonia spills
A joint study released by Environmental Defense Fund, Lloyd’s Register and Ricardo, examines the potential marine environmental impacts of ammonia spills during its use as a shipping fuel.
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NewsIndustry has last minute say on EU ETS
As negotiations on the inclusion of shipping in the EU ETS enter the final stretch, European stakeholders have reiterated their call to regulators to earmark ETS revenues from shipping back to the maritime sector.
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NewsPropulsion & Future Fuels conference opens
The 2022 Motorship Propulsion & Future Fuels conference is opening this morning at the Le Meridien hotel in Hamburg, Germany.
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NewsFuretank pilots waste-based renewable fuel
The dual-fuel tanker Fure Valö has performed the first voyage on a new Equinor fuel blend containing used cooking oil.
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NewsProject works to optimise battery pack ROI
Battery packs help modern offshore vessels reduce emissions but their use has not been standardised
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NewsJERA inks ammonia MoUs with NYK and MOL
Japan’s largest energy utility, JERA Co., Inc., have announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) to study the transportation of fuel ammonia.
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NewsGenset failure led to grounding of towing vessel
A genset failure and subsequent loss of steering led to the grounding of a towing vessel in Mississippi, according to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigation report.
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NewsMethanol-fuelled cable-layer ordered
Cecon Contracting has, together with partners, entered into an agreement for building a cable installation vessel capable of running on methanol.
