Latest News – Page 139
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NewsNew Zealand logistics company looks to methanol
New Zealand’s MOVE Logistics Group has plans for a new methanol-capable vessel.
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NewsProvaris expands scope of compressed hydrogen carriers
Australia-based Provaris Energy (previously GEV) has executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Total Eren, a France-based renewable energy power producer for the development of solutions to transport green hydrogen projects to Asia and Europe.
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NewsFirst UEC33LSH-C2 main engine built in China
The world’s first 6UEC33LSH-C2 type main engine, developed by Japan Engine Corporation (J-ENG), was completed by Zhejiang Yungpu Diesel Engine (YDE) in Ningbo, China, for the first time as its overseas licensee.
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NewsGTT invests in gas analyser manufacturer
Investment in gas analyser manufacturer will help GTT develop emissions monitoring systems
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NewsMAN PrimeServ and Makita cooperate on SCR service
MAN PrimeServ and Makita Corporation have signed a three-year agreement to offer customers worldwide the best possible service within SCR-HP (Selective Catalytic Reducation-High Pressure) systems from MAN Energy Solutions on two-stroke engines license-built by Makita Corporation.
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NewsEST-Floattech appoints new CEO
EST-Floattech has appointed Mark Witjens as CEO and Joep Gorgels as Chief Financial Officer/Chief Business Development Officer (CFO/CBDO).
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NewsIMO agrees autonomous ship draft work plan
The IMO has held the first session of a joint working group to address high-priority issues relating to the legal and safety issues relating to autonomous shipping.
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NewsShift partners with Stadt
Canada-based battery manufacturer Shift Clean Energy is partnering with Norway-based electric propulsion system vendor and integrator STADT to deliver solutions to the marine industry.
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NewsOffshore wind and alternative fuel crew training
A MoU has been signed for offshore wind personnel training and alternative fuel seafarer education
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NewsChina Lands European Heavy-Lift Series
Two European exponents of heavy-lift and project cargo transport have jointly initiated a newbuild programme in China.
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NewsPorts of Stockholm extends hydrogen plans
The Ports of Stockholm is investing in hydrogen fuelling station procurement. The Port plans to extend plans to establish a hydrogen fuelling station at Stockholm Norvik Port, will enable the port to refuel its future fuel work vehicles, to cover hydrogen distribution.
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NewsShipowners ally to create emethanol hub in Gothenburg
The Port of Gothenburg has joined forces with Stena Line, DFDS, Ørsted and Liquid Wind in a project to create Europe’s ’first’ green electrofuel hub at the port, with the intention of producing eMethanol at the hub in 2025.
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NewsWärtsilä engines ordered to meet China’s C2 standard
Wärtsilä has received recent orders for engines compliant with China’s stage II, or C2 emissions standard. This legislation entered into force in July 2021 and is applicable to vessels sailing on inland waters, in coastal areas, and in most rivers. It covers domestic bulk carriers, feeder containers, oil tankers, passenger ...
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NewsAiP for greener fuel transport
Bureau Veritas has awarded approval in principle for a flexible solution for the transport of LNG and ammonia
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NewsAiP for H2 propulsion system
A new 100% hydrogen propulsion design has been approved in principle by RINA
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NewsKR and DSME collaborate on ammonia and hydrogen
Korean Register (KR) and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) have agreed to work together to develop new propulsion systems capable of handling green fuels including ammonia and hydrogen.
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NewsCrowley and Chevron invest in fuel cell company
Zero Emission Industries (ZEI) has closed its Series A funding round with investments led by Chevron New Energies and Crowley.
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NewsABS awards AiP for large LCO2 cargo tanks
ABS has awarded approval in principle (AiP) to Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) for its design of cargo tanks for super-large, liquefied carbon dioxide (LCO2) carriers.
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NewsK-Line selects WinGD system integration for dual-fuel PCTCs
Japanese shipowner K-LINE has selected WinGD to integrate energy systems on two new dual-fuel 7,000 ceu pure car and truck carriers (PCTC). The vessels will be equipped with X62DF-2.1 engines coupled with shaft generators with the energy use optimised by WinGD’s X-EL energy management system.
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NewsSustainability Vested In Diesel-Electric Coaster
Diesel-electric propulsion is central to a highly efficient new design of short-sea, multipurpose cargo vessel unveiled by Dutch builder Thecla Bodewes Shipyards.
