All Motorship articles in Web Issue – Page 468

  • New Hurtigruten expedition vessels
    News

    Rolls-Royce to equip Hurtigruten cruisers

    2016-07-18T14:59:00Z

    Rolls-Royce has signed a new contract with Kleven for the design and ship equipment to two new polar cruise vessels.

  • The dual-fuelled 'Damia Desgagnés' is destined for operations on the Great Lakes from autumn
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    Canada’s first dual-fuelled combo carrier launched

    2016-07-18T14:21:00Z

    The first dual-fuelled ore-bulk-oil carrier for a Canadian owner has been launched at Besiktas shipyard in Turkey, for delivery to Groupe Desgagnés later this year.

  • The Hybrid Flettner Freighter from C-Job will be added to the limited wind-assisted fleet, the Dutch naval architect has announced
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    Predicting wind power

    2016-07-18T11:12:00Z

    Industry professionals are searching for models that determine whether wind assisted ship propulsion will be commercially viable on cargo vessels. But this snake bites its own tail: more user data is needed before an accurate calculation can be made. Hans Buitelaar, editor of SWZ Maritime, reports.

  • Bunkering one of Tote's Marlin class LNG-fuelled newbuild containerships in Puerto Rico
    News

    SEA\LNG: Bringing the business case

    2016-07-18T09:58:00Z

    From gas molecule owners to ship operators via containment specialists, class societies, ports and engine makers, the broad SEA\LNG initiative unveiled last week represents a roll call of LNG pioneers. Chairman Peter Keller, executive vice president of Tote Inc, spoke to The Motorship about the group’s plans.

  • Evoqua says that DNV GL type approval provides an exacting standard that will provide assurance to ship operators choosing te SeaCure BWMS.
    News

    DNV GL type approval for Evoqua BWMS

    2016-07-14T20:02:00Z

    Evoqua Water Technologies has obtained type approval from DNV GL for its ballast water management system SeaCure.

  • The Alfa Laval PureSOx Global and Flex scrubbers will address the needs of ship operators after the 0.5% global cap on fuel sulphur is introduced
    News

    Alfa Laval introduces 0.5% sulphur scrubber

    2016-07-14T19:34:00Z

    Alfa Laval has launched an exhaust gas cleaning system designed for the IMO’s impending global 0.5% fuel sulphur cap.

  • News

    Zurich start-up develops virtual engine tuning

    2016-07-14T17:14:00Z

    ETH Zürich spin-off company Vir2sense is developing an engine testbed simulator which it says will enable ship operators to optimise the performance of their marine diesel engines.

  • GE to provide technology at the heart Heerema’s new semi-submersible crane vessel
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    GE to power Heerema crane vessel

    2016-07-14T12:21:00Z

    GE Technology and Sembcorp Marine have forged a partnership to work on a new offshore project, Heerema’s new Semi-Submersible Crane Vessel (SSCV).

  • News

    IWSA announces wind propulsion awards shortlist

    2016-07-13T17:30:00Z

    Public voting for the inaugural Wind Propulsion Innovation Awards, to be presented at SMM Hamburg on 8 September, is now open.

  • News

    Hempel epoxy coating

    2016-07-13T16:53:00Z

    Hempel has launched a versatile new epoxy coating for marine newbuilds which will be available in Canada, the US and Mexico.

  • News

    DNV GL advises EU on LNG uptake

    2016-07-13T15:00:00Z

    DNV GL has released a report for the EU providing recommendations on how to address the wider adoption of LNG as a marine fuel.

  • News

    Bulker debut for ME-GI engine

    2016-07-13T11:25:00Z

    A 50,000dwt vessel to be built for Korean ship owner Ilshin by Hyundai Mipo Dockyard will be the first LNG-powered bulk carrier powered by MAN Diesel & Turbo’s ME-GI engine.

  • SEA/LNG members gather for the first time at a meeting in London this week
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    Wide industry coalition to promote LNG uptake

    2016-07-13T08:56:00Z

    A group of fleet owners, classification societies, port facilities, and energy experts have joined forces under a new coalition aiming to break the barriers associated with uptake of LNG as marine fuel.

  • Examples of organisms transported in ballast water (image courtesy of GEA)
    News

    US Coast Guard denies MPN appeals

    2016-07-13T07:31:00Z

    UPDATED WITH REACTION. The US Coast Guard (USCG) has denied appeals to allow the ‘most probable number’ method of sampling in type approval testing for ballast water management systems.

  • Vard Electro will provide electrical installation work for Cammell Laird on the ‘RSS David Attenborough’
    News

    Vard wins UK polar vessel electrical work

    2016-07-12T11:18:00Z

    Vard Electro is to deliver an engineering and electrical installation package for the new UK polar research vessel under construction for the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).

  • Creole Spirit, first of a new breed of exceptionally efficient LNG carriers, built by Daewoo
    News

    Teekay opens new chapter in LNG powering

    2016-07-12T10:28:00Z

    Game-changing LNG carrier Creole Spirit has made its US trade debut. David Tinsley reports.

  • A forward-looking panel of major engine manufacturers, with the shipowner pespective provided by Maersk, concluded CIMAC Congress 2016
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    Current challenges, emerging solutions at CIMAC Congress

    2016-07-12T10:27:00Z

    Near record low oil prices and depressed shipping rates in many sectors provided a stimulating backdrop to the triennial CIMAC Congress in Helsinki in June. But engine makers and users were in good spirits as they shared experiences, strategies and technical innovations. Gavin Lipsith reports.

  • Wismar named hub for Genting newbuilding
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    Genting outlines German newbuilding yard plan

    2016-07-11T13:13:00Z

    Genting Hong Kong has created a newbuilding group in eastern Germany called MV Werften which does not involve Lloyd Werft Bremerhaven (LWB), writes Tom Todd.

  • Tekomar's Cylube system has helped Hansa Shipping realise cylinder oil savings of 20-30% onboard six containerships
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    Tekomar helps Hansa lower lube consumption

    2016-07-11T11:44:00Z

    Hansa Shipping has reported significant savings in cylinder oil consumption since installing Tekomar’s Cylube system onboard six containerships earlier this year.

  • The first ethane-burning Mitsui-MAN ME-GIE engine has been built at Mitsui's Tamano Works
    News

    Mitsui-MAN ethane two-stroke engine completed

    2016-07-11T11:15:00Z

    MAN Diesel & Turbo and Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Co have built the first Mitsui-MAN ME-GIE engine, running on ethane, diesel or (after a simple conversion) methane.