All Motorship articles in Web Issue – Page 147
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NewsWhitepaper proposes MASS levels of autonomy
Autonomous maritime ecosystem alliance One Sea has published a new whitepaper which offers a route forward for developing and implementing an international regulatory framework for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS).
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NewsGTT receives AiP for Mark III upgrade
ClassNK has issued an Approval in Principle (AiP) to GTT’s upgrade of the Mark III system with a design pressure up to 2 bar gauge (barg) for LNG fuel applications.
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News6,000 inland vessels targeted for swappable battery power
Foreship estimates that 6,000 inland vessels in Europe could benefit from a battery-electric power solution.
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NewsGF Piping Systems appoints Christian Ludwig head of marine
GF Piping Systems has appointed Christian Ludwig as the new Global Head of Marine to lead global coordination and increase customer proximity.
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NewsPPG launches PPG PHENGUARD 985 phenolic epoxy tank coating
PPG has launched PPG PHENGUARD® 985 phenolic epoxy tank coating for the marine and tank storage sectors.
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NewsNew in-line generator
ABB’s latest in-line generator uses permanent magnet technology to help larger vessels reduce emissions
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NewsUS Coast Guard to further evaluate MPN method
Another step forward has been taken in the US Coast Guard’s consideration of type approval procedures for UV ballast water management systems (BWMS) that can render organisms permanently incapable of reproduction, nonviable, without necessarily killing them.
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NewsFortescue and E.ON act on Europe energy shortfall
Australian renewable green energy development company Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) and E.ON, one of Europe’s largest operators of energy networks and infrastructure, have plans to deliver up to five million tonnes per annum of green, renewable hydrogen to Europe by 2030.
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NewsAker accelerates integrated decarbonisation efforts
Aker Horizons has made a string of announcements aimed at accelerating the transition to green energy and green industry.
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NewsFuel oil sampling points become mandatory
MARPOL Annex VI requirements to fit or designate fuel oil sampling points enter into force on 1 April 2022.
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NewsYanmar Rolls-Out Engine/SCR Package
Japanese four-stroke manufacturer Yanmar is to augment its marine line-up with a package solution integrating main engine and selective catalytic reduction(SCR) technology.
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NewsWE Tech expands in Japan
New order to deliver operations solution to LPG carriers positions WE Tech in the Japanese market
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NewsABB polar support
ABB MarineCare to secure safe and sustainable operations of Ponant’s polar exploration cruise vessel
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NewsKirby partners with Maersk on offshore wind
Houston-based Kirby Corporation has signed a commercial agreement for its wholly owned subsidiary Kirby Offshore Wind to provide barge transportation services for offshore wind towers and turbines to Maersk Supply Service.
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NewsDual-fuel LNG bunkering vessel to serve western Japan
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding has received an order for an LNG bunkering vessel that will be equipped with a dual-fuel engine, a first for an LNG bunkering vessel in Japan.
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NewsLack of effective engine repair cited in contact incident
A main engine starting problem led to the contact between an oil tanker and a loading dock in the Port of Corpus Christi, Texas, according to a National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigation.
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NewsSingapore Shipping Association join decarbonisation initiative
The Singapore Shipping Association (SSA) has signed a partnership agreement with the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) to accelerate decarbonisation efforts.
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NewsFuel quality monitoring app
A new fuel monitoring app aims to make fuel data and techncal support easier for operators
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NewsSafety of Maritime Fuel Cells Focus of New BV Rule Note
A new rule note (NR547) addressing the safety requirements of fuel cell power systems on board ships has been released by Bureau Veritas (BV). The rule note covers safety requirements for ships using any type of fuel cell technology, providing rules for the arrangement and installation of fuel cell power ...
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NewsHydrogen fuel cell-powered trucks to be trialled in California ports
A Japanese truck manufacturer has been awarded a grant to conduct a four-year test of its hydrogen powered trucks in real world port environments in California.
