All Motorship articles in Web Issue – Page 125
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NewsNew Milestone For Chinese Builders
Taiwan’s Evergreen Group has commissioned the world’s highest capacity containership to date, topping the 24,000 teu mark. The first in a series of seven booked from China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) yards, the 400m Ever Alot represents a new milestone for Chinese production.
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ConferenceGTT confirmed as Silver Sponsor
GTT (Gaztransport & Technigaz) confirmed as Silver Sponsor for the Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference 2022.
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ConferenceAre lubricants ready for multifuel engines?
Find out with Harriet Brice, Technology Manager - Marine Engine Oils, Lubrizol who will be speaking at Propulsion & Future Fuels taking place from 22-24 November in Le Méridien hotel, Hamburg.
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ConferenceLearn about the ‘Digital Wave’ with MAN Energy Solutions
Gregory Puckett, Vice President & Chief Digital Officer, MAN Energy Solutions, will be presenting within the digitalisation session taking place on Tuesday 22nd November 2022 from 13:40, in Le Méridien hotel, Hamburg.
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NewsAmmonia and LCO2 among Babcock LGE’s development targets
Andrew Scott, Business Development Director at Babcock LGE, assesses the emerging alternative fuel markets and gives an insight into the company’s development priorities in an exclusive interview with The Motorship.
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NewsMARIN-led research projects further understanding of wind-assist vessel design
Researchers at MARIN are examining the regulatory framework and design maturity of wind-assist technologies.
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NewsJapanese companies agree to promote air lubrication
A new collaboration between Silverstream Technologies, Mitsui & Co. Europe and subsidiary Orient Marine aims to promote decarbonisation within the Japanese shipbuilding market and encourage adoption of Silverstream’s air lubrication technology.
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NewsGCMD-led consortium commits US$18 million to biofuels
The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) is leading a consortium of 18 industry partners to launch a drop-in biofuels pilot project.
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NewsDesign changes would reduce enclosed spaces risks
In 2018, InterManager launched a survey on enclosed space deaths. Now, as a driving force behind the action being taken on those deaths, the organisation is calling for changes to vessel design, procedures and regulations.
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NewsChina Boosts Domestic Shipping Capacity
A multiple vessel contract sealed with a home yard for bulk carriers of 65,000dwt gives new expression to scale as a central feature of Chinese reinvestment in its coastwise shipping fleet.
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NewsMAN offers lifecycle upgrade for 48/60 engines
MAN PrimeServ is now offering its customers the opportunity to retrofit older MAN 48/60 marine and power-plant engines to state-of-the-art MAN 51/60 types as part of its new ‘lifecycle upgrade’ offering.
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NewsAIDAprima bunkers biofuel
As part of its CO2 emissions reduction efforts, AIDA Cruises has now initiated the use of biofuels.
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NewsNew chemistry batteries planned for 2025
Alsym™ Energy will work with ship manager Synergy Marine and shipowner Nissen Kaiun will jointly develop marine applications for Alsym’s high-performance, rechargeable batteries.
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NewsGTT LNGC tank order
GTT has received an order from its partner DSME for the tank design of six new LNG carriers
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NewsIMES to showcase next EPM generation
IMES GmbH, the Germany-based specialist in cylinder pressure sensors and engine monitoring systems, will present the new generation of its successful electronic handheld devices type EPM at SMM in Hamburg.
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NewsShell doubles down on Dutch hydrogen strategies
Shell is moving ahead with plans to create a green hydrogen production and distribution supply chain centred around the Port of Rotterdam.
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NewsABB confirms turbocharging business spin off
ABB has announced it will spin off Accelleron (formerly ABB Turbocharging), its market-leading turbocharging division. Accelleron will list on SIX Swiss Exchange in Zurich on 3 October 2022, subject to approval from ABB’s shareholders among others.
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NewsABS sees role for carbon capture
The path towards net zero will start with drop-in transition fuels, progress with the adoption of carbon capture (CCS) technologies and eventually lead to adoption of low- and zero-carbon fuels produced using renewable energy, says ABS.
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NewsLFP batteries could improve economics of electric shipping: study
Researchers from University of California, Berkeley, have concluded that battery prices of US$100 kW/h make the electrification of trade routes of less than 1,500 kilometres economical.
