Latest News – Page 233
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NewsParat extends combined steam boiler functionality with electrical elements
Parat Halvorsen AS has extended the functionality of its MCS combined fuel fired and exhaust gas boilers by adding electrical elements.
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NewsQuality and safety issues post sulphur cap
Results of a new survey show the transition to IMO 2020 compliant fuel oil (0.5% sulphur) has not been without problems.
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NewsInnovative components for first methanol drive research ship
The first ship to be built in Germany with eco-friendly methanol-fuelled drives has been ordered by the Federal German government from Fassmer Werft, reports Germany correspondent Tom Todd.
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NewsLNG BUNKER TANK DEVELOPED FOR TIGHT SPACES
A new Type C tank suitable for LNG bunker fuel has been developed for dual-fuel vessels, especially small to medium container ships with high space utilisation.
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NewsProfit sharing contract cuts emissions
A profit-sharing contract between Wärtsilä and Brittany Ferries has resulted in a reduction of operational exhaust emissions for the latter’s vessels.
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NewsSAUDI OWNER AWARDS MAJOR TANKER CONTRACT
Hyundai Mipo Dockyard (HMD) has boosted its orderbook by landing a US$410 million contract from Saudi Arabia for an extensive series of petrochemical carriers, writes David Tinsley.
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NewsLR CEO to step down
The CEO of Lloyd’s Register (LR) Group will step down from the role by the end of 2020.
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NewsFurther orders for J-ENG’s new UEC42LSH
Japan Engine Corporation (J-ENG) has confirmed that it has received six follow-up orders for its new UEC42LSH engine. The first reference for the engine is a handysize bulk carrier under construction at a domestic Japanese shipyard, which is in the final stages of development. The vessel will be fitted with ...
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NewsRolls-Royce launches Power Lab innovation unit, adds fuel cells to technologies
Rolls-Royce Power Systems is establishing a standalone unit, Power Lab, focused on developing net zero carbon drive and energy solutions for the marine and infrastructure sectors. The unit extends the company''s existing focus on the production and deployment of synthetic fuels (Power-to-X), to fuel cell systems.
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NewsUpgraded vessel management solution offers efficiency gains
Bakker Sliedrecht has successfully renewed the vessel management system of a barge, Comus 2 with an upgraded version of its BIMAC system.
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NewsHIGH POWER DENSITY ELECTRIC MOTORS FOR MARINE APPLICATIONS
An electric motor that features some of the highest power density currently available is being developed for marine applications, writes Dag Pike.
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NewsGovernment funds maritime projects in England
The UK government is making £900 million available through the new Getting Building Fund for investment in local, shovel-ready infrastructure projects to stimulate jobs and support economic recovery.
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NewsBV focuses on North America services
Bureau Veritas (BV) is broadening its marine and offshore client services and customer focus in North America.
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NewsDMC delivers nozzles to super trawler modification project
Damen Marine Components has delivered two large 19A nozzles to Parlevliet & Van der Plas for its 142-metre fishing trawler, the Margiris. The vessel has recently undergone a modification project at Damen Shiprepair Amsterdam.
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NewsREEFER BOXSHIP SERIES FOR US SUPPLY CHAIN
Florida-headquartered Fresh Del Monte Produce has initiated a major programme of tonnage renewal for its services linking Latin America with the US market, writes David Tinsley.
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NewsSchottel propels hybrid ferries for Norled
The first of four Schottel-equipped hybrid ferries for Norwegian ferry operator Norled has recently entered operation.
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NewsTitan LNG adds German ports to its network
Titan LNG has successfully completed two ship-to-ship LNG bunkering operations in Germany.
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NewsNext-gen landing system for motion compensated gangways
Bosch Rexroth has launched a new autonomous landing solution that the company claims significantly improves safety and performance.
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NewsAMMONIA RELEASE STUDIES HIGHLIGHT IMPORTANCE OF HAZID ANALYSIS
The development of rules and regulations for the safe use of ammonia as ship fuel will take time and will need to be developed on the back of a solid program of research and development
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NewsMAERSK RETROFITING MOORING ROPES WITH SNAP BACK ARRESTORS FLEET-WIDE
After participating in a nine-month pilot, Maersk has committed to retrofitting the mooring ropes of its entire fleet with Snap Back Arrestor technology
