General News 13-18 – Page 38
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NewsBunker licensing survey
An effective bunker licensing scheme can help resolve disputes over fuel quality and supply
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NewsABB Turbocharging rebrands as Accelleron
ABB’s Turbocharging division has unveiled its new brand name Accelleron.
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NewsMaritime simulator solution
An Australian maritime training institute is to benefit from an enhanced simulation suite
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NewsUK Chamber of Shipping wants more action
Speaking at the UK Chamber of Shipping Annual Dinner last week, Chamber President John Denholm called on the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to take more decisive action to cut emissions from the international shipping industry.
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NewsWind association calls for broader decarb approach
Policy makers should adopt an energy centric approach to decarbonisation, not just a narrow fuel focused one.
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NewsSunderland Marine
New Australian branch manager will manage and develop Sunderland Marine’s insurance business in the region
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NewsNor-Shipping 2022
Removal of Covid-19 restrictions brings ‘post pandemic celebration’ for Nor-Shipping 2022
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NewsTanker emits no GHGs during port operations
The Port of Gothenburg welcomed Tern Island on Thursday, a tanker that emits no greenhouse gases or carbon particulates during port operations where compatible shore power connections are available.
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NewsEPS invests in nine startups
Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has committed to sourcing, funding, and nurturing the next generation of maritime entrepreneurs, most recently investing in seven startups through its partnership with Techstars.
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NewsRoyston Adds Marine Electrical Expertise
Royston, the marine engineering and propulsion specialist, has established a new Marine Electrical Department as it expands the range of its ship maintenance operations.
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NewsMOL and Petronas study liquefied CO2 transportation
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and Petroliam Nasional Berhad (Petronas) have concluded a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to study liquefied CO2 transportation for the carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) value chain.
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NewsKR launches notation for underwater radiated noise
The Korean Register (KR) has developed Guidance for Underwater Radiated Noise which aims to help protect marine ecosystems by reducing noise from ships.
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NewsEuropean partners explore maritime transport of CO2
Aker Carbon Capture and Dan-Unity CO2 of Denmark have signed an agreement to develop flexible CO2 transport solutions, with the aim of establishing a full carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) value chain.
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NewsFirst Type Approval for 3D printing feedstock
voestalpine Böhler Welding Germany GmbH has become the first manufacturer worldwide to be awarded a Type Approval certificate from classification society DNV.
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NewsGreen registration fee
Isle of Man Ship Registry launches industry first with new reduced fees for ‘green’ ships
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NewsFuel injection unit seizure caused by coking debris
New Zealand’s Transport Accident Investigation Commission has released its final report into the engine shutdown and drift of the bulk log carrier Funing while departing Tauranga Port, 6 July 2020.
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NewsAustralia investigates LH2 carrier malfunction
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is investigating a gas pressure control equipment malfunction on board the Suiso Frontier after the ship had loaded liquefied hydrogen at Western Port, Hastings, Victoria.
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NewsMitsubishi Shipbuilding to build world’s first demonstration ship for LCO2 transportation
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Sanyu Kisen have agreed to build a demonstration test ship to transport liquefied carbon dioxide (LCO2).
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NewsIMO grants the International Windship Association consultative status
The IMO has formally confirmed that the International Windship Association (IWSA) has been granted full consultative status at the regulatory body.
