General News 13-18 – Page 96

  • 'M/S Kvitbjørn' is fuelled by LNG and can carry as much cargo as 200 trucks
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    Transport moves from road to sea with 'Cargo Ferry'

    2015-04-20T16:59:00Z

    A new eco-friendly maritime transport concept, the ''Cargo Ferry project'', has been unveiled by DNV GL and presented through Nor Line''s new LNG-fuelled ship, ''M/S Kvitbjørn''.

  • Customers in the marine and power industry will be able to verify the authenticity of Wärtsilä engine components by scanning a digital data matrix code
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    Digital authentication for Wärtsilä components

    2015-04-16T15:25:00Z

    Wärtsilä has developed new digital identification technology that helps to improve component traceability and it is in the process of implementing it.

  • The service agreement for Golar LNG includes remote monitoring of engines, maintenance planning and advisory services
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    Wärtsilä service for Golar LNG fleet

    2015-04-15T15:26:00Z

    Wärtsilä has signed a five year technical management agreement with Golar Management Oslo for delivery of services to Golar LNG – a leading global independent owner and operator of LNG carriers.

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    ClassNK opens Cadiz survey office

    2015-04-14T23:18:00Z

    Classification society ClassNK has opened a new survey office in Cadiz, Spain.

  • Left to right: Noboru Ueda, chairman and president, ClassNK; Mong-Jye Lee, president, Evergreen Marine Corp; and Juha Heikinheimo, president, NAPA Group
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    Evergreen installs ClassNK-NAPA efficiency software

    2015-04-13T09:22:00Z

    Evergreen Line is to install ClassNK-NAPA Green eco-efficiency software on its chartered container vessels, allowing shore-based teams to monitor, record and analyse real-time data from the charter fleet.

  • The complete kit has a bespoke extension rod allowing access to second and third row cylinders
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    Link unveils new level indicator

    2015-04-09T16:59:00Z

    UK-based Link Instruments Ltd has unveiled a new ‘intrinsically safe’ liquid level indicator for use on fixed fire systems onboard LPG vessels and other vessels with hazardous areas.

  • Christopher Wiernicki: "Technical innovation must be on par with commercial acumen, and decisions need to be based equally on both commercial and technical risks"
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    Transforming the future of shipping

    2015-04-01T16:11:00Z

    During the recent CMA Shipping 2015 conference, ABS Chairman and CEO Christopher Wiernicki provided the conference''s keynote address focusing on the executive technology leadership helping transform the future of shipping.

  • CM-1000 module on a seawater pump of the Allweiler MA series Photo: Allweiler GmbH
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    Hapag Lloyd chooses Colfax

    2015-03-31T18:17:00Z

    Hapag Lloyd will be equipping its 13,200 teu Hamburg Express class and other vessels with the Colfax CM-1000® pump control system.

  • Tor E Svensen: “There are many ways something can go wrong with the systems or software – be it caused by technical or human error, or cyber criminals"
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    DNV GL addresses cybersecurity

    2015-03-30T17:13:00Z

    DNV GL addressed the increasing problem of cyber threats and cybersecurity in the maritime and offshore industry at this year’s Connecticut Maritime Association (CMA) Shipping event.

  • Rolls-Royce will supply two all-gas engines for 'Hilli', a converted FLNGV
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    Rolls-Royce gas engines for FLNGV

    2015-03-24T16:25:00Z

    Rolls-Royce is to supply two all-gas engines for power generation onboard ‘Hilli’, a former LNG carrier being converted to a floating liquefaction vessel (FLNGV).

  • The IMO is surveying the ballast water systems sector in order review the current guidelines Photo: Maersk Line
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    IMO conducts ballast water system survey

    2015-03-23T12:28:00Z

    The IMO wants all stakeholders involved in the testing, approval, fitting and operation of ballast water management systems (BWMTS) to complete an online survey to review the current approval guidelines.

  • Managing complexity across several data inputs and avoiding 'data overload' are important considerations
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    The outlook for e-navigation

    2015-03-22T16:06:00Z

    Michael Bergen, president of marine electronics association CIRM and maritime industry director of Jeppesen, highlights some of the key trends facing maritime industries as the concept of e-navigation matures.

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    Tech firms commit to Russian shipbuilding

    2015-03-22T16:01:00Z

    Dassault Systèmes, one of EU’s leading software and IT companies, has stated its commitment to the Russian shipbuilding industry in the face of trade sanctions imposed on the country in the wake of the Crimea crisis, writes Eugene Gerden.

  • Experts suggest that, as a result of hull fouling, the world fleet could be sailing with approximately 30% added resistance and consequently significantly higher levels of fuel consumption
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    DNV GL hull and propeller analysis

    2015-03-20T12:26:00Z

    DNV GL is launching an advanced hull and propeller performance analytics module as part of the new fleet performance management service, ECO Insight.

  • The high-pressure SCR configuration was developed by Winterthur Gas & Diesel and Hudong Heavy Machinery Co
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    Wärtsilä SCR breakthrough in China

    2015-03-17T07:12:00Z

    Wärtsilä is to supply its first two-stroke engine with high-pressure SCR system built in China to a new 22,000dwt multi-purpose vessel under construction at the Ouha Shipyard for China Navigation Co (CNCo).

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    Consultancy venture for Chinese market

    2015-03-16T14:57:00Z

    A new joint venture is being launched by German shipping consultancy, TECHNOLOG, and Maritime Risk Manage Co., Limited, to provide shipping consulting to the Chinese market

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    Southeast Asian shipbuilding gains momentum

    2015-03-13T10:31:00Z

    More than 587 vessels are expected to be built in Southeast Asia this year, according to data from IHS Maritime & Trade.

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    IACS acts on ‘MOL Comfort’ report

    2015-03-10T17:14:00Z

    The International Association of Classifications Societies (IACS) is analysing the report on the ‘MOL Comfort’ breakup, which reveals the problem could’ve been sea loads exceeding the hull girder strength.

  • The financing solution aims to ease the financial burden on ship owners seeking to install scrubber systems
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    Scrubber finance solution for shipowners

    2015-03-09T17:22:00Z

    Wärtsilä is teaming up with Clean Marine Energy Europe Ltd (CME) to provide a funding solution to help shipowners comply with sulphur emissions legislation through the use of exhaust gas cleaning technology.

  • Award
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    Business award for Mercator Media

    2015-03-09T12:50:00Z

    Mercator Media Limited, publisher of The Motorship magazine and organiser of the Propulsion & Emissions and Gas Fuelled Ships conferences, has won a business excellence award for international development.