All Motorship articles in Web Issue – Page 334
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NewsMarine separator delivers efficiencies for containership operator
Germany-based marine separator manufacturer GEA confirmed that its marine separators have been successfully used aboard two Hapag Lloyd 8,750 TEU containerships for the last 18 months.
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NewsIMES DEVELOPS NEW TYPE OF COMBUSTION SENSOR
Germany-headquartered IMES has developed a new very robust cylinder pressure sensor for continuous cylinder pressure measurement on two-stroke and four-stroke gas and dual-fuel engines.
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NewsScandlines installs Norsepower Rotor Sail
Ferry operator Scandlines has signed an agreement with Norsepower Oy to install Norsepower’s Rotor Sail Solution on board a hybrid passenger ferry.
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NewsSaipem installs DNV GL digital twin software
Energy and infrastructure solution provider, Saipem, is implementing DNV GL’s hull planned maintenance system based on 3D digital twins of crane and pipelaying vessels.
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ConferenceKeynote: Decarbonisation – boosters and blockers
Roger Strevens, VP of Global Sustainability at Wallenius Wilhelmsen will deliver a keynote address on day one of Propulsion & Future Fuels 2019.
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ConferenceThe Motorship Award: meet the finalists
The Motorship Award returns in 2019 honouring and recognising innovative low emissions vessels partnerships in the zero emissions race. A shortlist of four projects has now been finalised!
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ConferenceAmmonia: the future for shipping?
This year’s programme features a number of future fuel showcase sessions discussing alternative and low flashpoint fuels such as LNG, ammonia, hydrogen, batteries, methanol and more. There will be a focus on zero emissions, with particular emphasis on the transition period and the fuels which will facilitate it.
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NewsPositioned for growth in alternative fuels
Alan Duckett, Sales & Technical Director of Babcock LGE discusses the company''s cargo handling products and the wider LNG and alternative fuel markets in an exclusive interview with The Motorship
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NewsMAN Engines to power Austal and Incat ferries
Australian shipbuilders Austal and Incat Tasmania, have ordered eight MAN 16V28/33D STC engines following the decision of the Government of the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago to build one fast ferry at each yard.
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NewsShell Ventures invests in Corvus Energy
Corvus Energy has finalised an investment deal with Shell Ventures to support the global development of its maritime energy storage solutions.
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NewsRolls-Royce Power Systems brand shift
The Rolls-Royce Power Systems business unit, with its core brand MTU, will present itself more clearly in future as an integral part of the British Rolls-Royce engineering group.
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NewsJotun anti-fouling deal to aid major fleet
Jotun will provide its Hull Performance Solutions (HPS) anti-fouling coating system for 42 vessels in Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s ro-ro fleet.
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NewsDouble bind: an industry caught between issues
The maritime industry is currently trying to make sense of clashing emission requirements, writes Stevie Knight
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NewsDNV GL AiP for LNG-fuelled Wozmax design
Japan’s Namura Shipbuilding Co. Ltd and Kawasaki Kishen Kaisa (K-Line) have received an Approval in Principle (AiP) from DNV GL for a 250,000 dwt VLOC design concept capable of using LNG as fuel.
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NewsClassNK joins emissions working group
Classification society, ClassNK, is participating in a working group aimed at reducing CO2 emissions from shipping.
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NewsMSI launches new digital platform
Maritime Strategies International has unveiled a new digital platform which enables clients to access the consultancy’s macro and shipping market models and asset valuations data via a single interface.
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NewsGasLog LNG carrier delivered by SHI
GasLog has taken delivery of its first 180,000 cubic metre (cbm) LNG carrier from Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) in Korea.
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NewsRENK wins first order for hybrid drive
The maritime sales team of RENK’s Rheine plant has won its first new construction project for its MARHY maritime hybrid system.
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NewsDamen supplies world’s first electric tug
New Zealand’s Ports of Auckland has signed a contract with the Damen Shipyards Group for the delivery of the world’s first fully electric ship-handing tug.
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NewsLARGEST PLUG-IN HYBRID FERRY MAKES DEBUT
Norway’s maritime cluster has opened a new chapter in the roll-out of environmentally-attuned shipping through the completion of the world’s largest ‘plug-in’ hybrid ferry combining diesel and electric power, writes David Tinsley.
