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NewsArctech lays keel for Sovcomflot PSV
Arctech Helsinki Shipyards held a keel laying ceremony on 17 December for a new icebreaking platform supply vessel (PSV) ordered by Sovcomflot under a long-term agreement with Sakhalin Energy.
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NewsHelgoland LNG ferry makes maiden voyage
One of the first ever newbuild LNG fuelled German seagoing vessels powered by a complete Wärtsilä LNG propulsion solution, has finally gone on its maiden voyage.
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Wartsila electrics and power for mega containerships
Wärtsilä''s electrical and automation system has been selected for a series of three ‘mega-class’ container vessels being built for French ship owner CMA CGM.
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GTT boosts Cochin LNG carrier prospects
Cochin Shipyard has become the first Indian company to receive a license to build GTT membrane content systems, a crucial step as Indian yards compete for LNG carrier contracts.
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Alfa Laval Inline scrubber design
The Alfa Laval PureSOx platform is now being offered with an inline scrubber design offering a more flexible choice for SOx abatement and making the system even more versatile.
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DNV GL classification for SCR system
Tenneco has been awarded two approved in principle (AIP) certificates for its high horsepower selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system from DNV GL.
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NewsSimplicity is key, Maersk Supply SALT200
“Today everything is possible, but if an operator doesn’t control the design it can become too complicated. And much too complicated for the crews to operate,” says Ivan Seistrup of Maersk Supply.
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NewsBWM confirmation next year, says IMO
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has confirmed that it will not be able to announce whether the Ballast Water Management (BWM) Convention has passed the ratification threshold until early next year.
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UASC enlists Lukoil for newbuild vessels
United Arab Shipping Company (UASC) has signed a supply agreement with Dubai-based marine lubricant specialist Lukoil covering vessels from its newbuilding programme.
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NewsEvolving engine condition challenges
Engine designers MAN Diesel & Turbo and Winterthur Gas & Diesel discussed how new engine designs and tunings, as well as new fuels, are raising tribology challenges at an event hosted by Total Lubmarine in London in November.
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NewsCSCL contracts ABB for turbocharger services
China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL) has signed an operation performance package (OPAC) covering 113 turbochargers with ABB Turbocharging, the third and biggest such agreement between the two companies.
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NewsBuss Shipping installs PureSOx scrubbers
Two containerships operated by Hamburg-based Buss Shipping will install PureSOx scrubbers from Alfa Laval in early 2016 – a move said to secure valuable fuel economy in the competitive charter market.
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NewsWärtsilä waterjets for Incat fast ferry
Incat Tasmania has specified Wärtsilä waterjets and controls for a new fast ferry being built for Danish operator Mols-Linien.
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NewsDNV GL tests drone inspection at Remontowa
DNV GL has completed several tests at the Romontova shipyard using drones to support the hull survey of two vessels.
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NewsNorth American LNG barge scheduled for 2016
Clean Marine Energy LLC (CME) has announced that North America’s first LNG bunker barge is scheduled to be launched in February 2016.
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NewsMAN propulsion for offshore installation vessel
MAN Diesel and Turbo has signed a contact with Sembcorp Marine in Singapore to supply the dual-fuel propulsion system.
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NewsLargest scrubber system sets sail
Norway’s Yara Marine Technologies has equipped a Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) cruise ship with five new SOx scrubbers to improve both efficiency and performance.
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NewsEvoqua partners with Drew Marine
Evoqua Water Technologies and Drew Marine have announced a partnership to provide a full compliance packet for ballast water management.
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A&P wins Condor scrubber installation contract
Falmouth Yard, part of A&P Group, has secured a four-week multi-million pound contract to help Condor Ferries meet its IMO MARPOL sulphur emissions regulations.
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NewsDamen Marine Components opens Jiangyin factory
Damen Marine Components has opened a new production facility in Jiangyin, adding for capacity to its Chinese factory opened in 2005 in Suzhou. At 11,000sq m, the Jiangyin production plant is nearly double the size of the Suzhou facility. At Jiangyin Damen will produce propeller nozzles, rudders, special constructions and ...
