All Motorship articles in Web Issue – Page 133
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NewsMEPC78 fails to agree on revised GHG targets
The 78th session of the IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) met from 6-10 June but failed to reach agreement on more ambitious GHG targets or on the establishment of the International Maritime Research Board (IMRB) and International Maritime Research Fund (IMRF).
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NewsNew harbour tugs
Four new harbour tugs will come equipped with a range of enhanced features tailor-made for the Swedish armed forces
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NewsWinGD launches software-based EPL solution
WinGD has launched a software-based Engine Power Limitation (EPL) system to enable rapid and cost-effective compliance with the IMO’s EEXI regulations which enter into force next year.
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NewsBV advances smart ship notations
Bureau Veritas (BV), Laskaridis Shipping and smart tool provider METIS Cyberspace Technology have agreed to embark on a pilot project to develop and apply a new BV SMART 3 Class notation covering the use of augmented data in ship operations.
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NewsAiP granted for ammonia-ready VLGC
ClassNK has issued an Approval in Principle (AiP) for the conceptual design of an ammonia-ready VLGC developed by Mitsubishi Shipbuilding.
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NewsINTERCARGO: Governments must share the load
It would be a mistake to place responsibility for meeting IMO’s zero emission shipping targets fully on the shoulders of the shipping industry, warns INTERCARGO, as the IMO’s MEPC 78 debates steps to meet IMO ambitions for zero emission shipping by 2050 this week.
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NewsNew SHI reliquefaction system verified
The re-liquefaction performance of Samsung Heavy Industries’ (SHI) new X-Reli system for low-pressure, dual-gas engines has been verified in testing witnessed by ABS.
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NewsPorts of Auckland welcomes tug Sparky
The first full-sized, ship-handling electric tug, Sparky, has arrived in New Zealand’s Waitematā Harbour.
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NewsData verification deals
DNV signs deals with SHI and Kongsberg Digital to boost data infrastructure verification and uptake
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NewsTanker JIP outlines medium-term options
Shipyard Hyundai Mipo Dockyard (HMD), ship service company Hyundai Global Service (HGS), and classification society DNV presented the results of a joint industry project (JIP) focused on tankers at a joint technical seminar during Posidonia 2022.
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NewsGasum investigates making biogas from cargo ship wastewater
Gasum aims to determine the volume of wastewater ending up in the Baltic Sea and to study the potential to use it in biogas production as part of the Ship Waste Action project.
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NewsAiP for Daphne Technology’s methane abatement technology
DNV and Lloyd’s Register have granted Approval in Principle (AiP) to Daphne Technology for its methane abatement technology SlipPure™.
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NewsBilobe tanks for LNG bunkering barge
TGE Marine Gas Engineering has been awarded the tank supply contract for a 12,000 m³ LNG bunkering barge with US-based Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding.
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NewsABS grants AIP for ammonia-fuelled neo-Panamax containership
ABS has granted approval in principle (AIP) to Samsung Heavy Industries’ (SHI) design for an ammonia-fuelled Neo-Panamax container vessel.
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NewsDecarbonising dry bulk carriers
Berge Bulk and Kongsberg Maritime join forces to advance marine decarbonisation
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NewsGreek electric ferry deal
DNV and Saronic Ferries sign MOU at Posidonia 2022 to develop an electric ferry concept in Greece
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NewsKongsberg adds METIS platform
Kongsberg Digital partners with Metis Cyberspace Technology to integrate Metis into Kognifai Marketplace
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NewsWärtsilä hybrid propulsion selected for 11 new PCTCs
Wärtsilä will supply its hybrid propulsion system for 11 new Pure Car & Truck Carriers (PCTCs) being built at the Jingling and Weihai shipyards in China for Singapore-based Eastern Pacific Shipping.
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NewsMitsubishi Shipbuilding gains AiP for spherical CO2 tank
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding has acquired Approval in Principle (AiP) from Bureau Veritas (BV) for a spherical cargo tank system for liquefied CO2 (LCO2) carriers.
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NewsLR and SHI sign autonomous ship MoU
Lloyd’s Register (LR) and Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop an autonomous-ready ship design.
