All Motorship articles in Web Issue – Page 375

  • High hotel demands on large gas carriers could make two-stroke engines viable as auxiliaries, with battery support
    News

    Using two-stroke engines as gensets

    2017-12-12T09:04:00Z

    Two-stroke engines have been used to generate electricity in power stations, but are rarely used this way on ships. A study by MAN Diesel & Turbo and PBES could change that.

  • Discussing decarbonisation: Ambition 1.5 provided a forum for progressive companies
    News

    Ambition and action: Decarbonising shipping

    2017-12-11T22:23:00Z

    The recent Ambition 1.5 event united progressive shipping executives to plot shipping’s voyage to decarbonisation. Co-organiser Catherine Austin reports.

  • Newbuilding costs are a siginficant additional expense for most zero-emission technologies, except biofuels
    News

    Regulation needed to spur emission-free vessels

    2017-12-11T21:58:00Z

    The industry will require regulatory inducement if it is to introduce zero emission vessels (ZEV) by 2030, according to a study by Lloyd’s Register and UCL’s University Maritime Advisory Services (UMAS).

  • "The threat of introductions of new species may not be significantly reduced" by current rules, says MERC
    News

    Top lab stops BWMS testing, slams regulations

    2017-12-11T20:46:00Z

    The University of Maryland’s respected Maritime Environment Resource Center (MERC) is to stop testing ballast water management (BWM) systems for type approval, citing flaws in regulations.

  • Artificial intelligence will enhance development of control systems for Eco Marine Power's wind and solar solutions
    News

    Eco Marine Power harnesses AI for research

    2017-12-11T20:23:00Z

    Wind and solar power specialist Eco Marine Power is using artificial intelligence (AI) to improve control algorithms and analyse data from trials.

  • A new class of 25,000dwt fully stainless steel chemtanker is entering the Odfjell fleet (photo: Odfjell/Ian Shaw)
    News

    All-stainless chemical tanker series for Odfjell

    2017-12-11T20:04:00Z

    Odfjell is phasing a compact class of fully stainless steel parcel tankers into its chemtanker fleet as part of a multi-faceted fleet renewal, writes David Tinsley.

  • Conference

    Conference Dinner

    2017-12-11T15:43:00Z

    The Motorship Propulsion & Future Fuels 2019 conference dinner took place on Tuesday 19 November 2019 at Parlament Restaurant, Hamburg.The restaurant Parlament is located in the town hall of Hamburg – a modern piece of Hamburg´s tradition in the city center only a short 5-minute walk from the 2019 conference ...

  • Conference

    Venue and Accommodation

    2017-12-11T11:01:00Z

    The Motorship Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference 2021 will be held at the Le Meridien Hotel, Hamburg from 2-4 November. Creative ingenuity meets French art de vivre in this luxury Hamburg hotel which rests by a quiet canal in the historic German city's heart.Hotel booking details - We have secured ...

  • P&E Speakers
    Conference

    Register your interest

    2017-12-11T10:59:00Z

    DelegatesRegister your interest for The Motorship Propulsion & Future Fuels 2021 to benefit from the exclusive 20% early bird discount!Fill out the form to register your interest and benefit from the discount.SponsorsSponsor the inaugural Motorship Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference, exclusive packages are in demand so register your interest now!Fill ...

  • Conference

    History and background

    2017-12-11T10:59:00Z

    The history of The Motorship ConferencesThe Motorship Propulsion & Emissions, which celebrated its 40th edition in 2018, is the longest running technical conference in the maritime sector. Gas Fuelled Ships was launched in 2010 to address the use of LNG as a maritime fuel. Both events are strong in their ...

  • Signing of agreement
    News

    MAN collaboration and service agreements

    2017-12-11T10:15:00Z

    MAN Diesel & Turbo has signed a framework agreement for technical collaboration with the China Classification Society (CCS).

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    Press Releases

    Gas Fuelled Ships 2017 highlights long-term viability of LNG

    2017-12-11T09:35:00Z By Mercator Media Ltd

    Insights into the future of LNG and other lowflash point fuels offered at The Motorship’s 2017 Conference

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    Press Releases

    P&E 2017 deemed a resounding success

    2017-12-11T09:35:00Z By Mercator Media Ltd

    Taking place between the 10th-11th May, the 2017 conference welcomed high calibre speakers, delegates and sponsors from all over the globe. Discussions on the current issues and developments facing the shipping industry coupled with ample networking opportunities ensured that the conference was deemed a success by delegates.

  • 'Siem Cicero', the first car carrier to use composite materials its in cargo deck structure, being built at 3 Maj
    News

    How to be light

    2017-12-11T07:55:00Z

    The EU-funded project RAMSSES is aiming to accelerate the adoption of lightweight composite materials in shipbuilding. Matthias Krause and Dr Frank Roland from the Center of Maritime Technologies review progress and next steps.

  • Flemming Bo Larsen: I had to go down and convince people, hammer on doors in every shipping office in London, Hamburg, Singapore. The message? Slow steaming wasn’t just possible, it was plausible.
    News

    Flemming Bo Larsen: Nice – or necessary?

    2017-12-11T07:49:00Z

    “I was trained for the sea and I had no other idea in mind, but a few years ago I found myself between roles and landed, temporarily, in one of Maersk’s offices – where I had a view over the company’s entire charter fleet,” said Flemming Bo Larsen. “Seeing it, ...

  • LPGreen
    News

    Making headway into alternative fuels

    2017-12-11T07:48:00Z

    LPGreen, a joint development project between four leaders in the maritime industry, has been working on a concept design for an LPG carrier capable of operating on LPG fuel.

  • Steve Walker
    News

    Ask the expert: Scrape down silicon

    2017-12-11T07:46:00Z

    Each month an expert from ExxonMobil answers questions on fuel and fuel condition. In this issue global marine engine builder manager Steve Walker shares his expertise.

  • A model of the all-electric 'Yara Birkeland', which aims to become the world's first fully autonomous vessel, at the new test-bed site in Horten
    News

    Norway extends autonomous shipping test-bed policy

    2017-12-11T07:32:00Z

    Norway’s third autonomous shipping test-bed has been opened on the Oslofjord in Horten, near Kongsberg Maritime’s local facility.

  • DSIC and Wärtsilä will design a shuttle tanker in response to anticipated demand for newbuild ships in the sector
    News

    DSIC and Wärtsilä to design shuttle tanker

    2017-12-11T07:23:00Z

    Technology group Wärtsilä and Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Company (DSIC) have agreed to develop a preliminary production level design for a 127,000dwt shuttle tanker.

  • The approval in principle for a 30,000m3 LNG carrier with no ballast water was handed over at the Marintec exhibition in Shanghai
    News

    GTT proposes ballast water-free gas carrier

    2017-12-11T07:18:00Z

    A 30,000m3 gas carrier design that does not require ballast water has been approved in principle.