All Motorship articles in Web Issue – Page 249
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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
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NewsRicardo completes virtual remote IMO Tier III certification test
Ricardo, the engineering and technology consultancy, has completed its first IMO Tier III virtual certification test, after working with a Scandinavian customer to certify a large marine engine series.
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NewsECO COASTER SERIES BOOKED IN SRI LANKA
Sri Lankan shipbuilder Colombo Dockyard has scored a major success on the European market by landing a potential 10-vessel deal with a Norwegian shortsea specialist, writes David Tinsley.
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NewsSynergy and Norden join forces
Synergy Group and Norden have formed a new joint venture to handle the technical management of Norden’s tanker vessels.
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NewsClassNK issues AiP to Airseas kite system
ClassNK has awarded an Approval in Principle (AIP) to K Line and Airseas for their Seawing automated kite system.
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NewsHybrid battery solutions for PSVs
Kongsberg Maritime has been contracted by Island Offshore to supply turnkey hybrid battery solutions for three of the firm’s UT 776 CD-design Platform Supply Vessels (PSVs) to improve efficiency as well as reduce maintenance and emissions.
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NewsLR to extend eCerts system from late August
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has announced that it will be extending its electronic certificates (eCerts) capability for new and existing vessels from late August.
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NewsMTU’s new engine makes powerful statement as it enters service
When Dutch ferry operator Doeksen sent the first of two new ferries, Willem Barentsz to sea on 1 July, it also marked a historic moment for its main engines.
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NewsWinGD's iCER opens up operating window and development opportunities
The first technology unveiled as ‘supporting act’ for WinGD’s recently released X-DF 2.0 platform promises to open up the engine’s operating window, writes Stevie Knight
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NewsChevron assesses 2020 fuel switch in white paper
Chevron Marine Lubricants has distilled its experiences of working with new fuels and lubricants into a new whitepaper, taking stock of the first six months of low-sulphur fuel operations for international shipping.
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NewsTAIWAN OPERATOR ENDORSES ‘SMART’ SYSTEMS
‘Smart ship’ technologies permeate a new generation of 2,940TEU container vessels built in Taiwan for Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp, writes David Tinsley.
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NewsNES propels zero-emission ferries
Norwegian Electric Systems (NES) has completed the delivery of five zero-emission propulsion systems to Fjord1 ferries outfitted at the Havyard Ship Technology shipyard in Sogn, Norway.
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White PapersChevron: Taking the Temperature of 2020 Fuel Switch
In the wake of the introduction of IMO’s global sulphur cap on 1 January 2020, Chevron Marine Lubricants takes stock of the lessons about how to ensure the safe and reliable operation of main engines. One major concern before the switch over was whether ship operators would ...
