General News – Page 83
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NewsA combined force for scrubber solutions
Damen Shipyards Group has signed a sales agreement with scrubber producer AEC Maritime to enable owners exclusive access to efficient, low maintenance and IMO-certified exhaust gas scrubber technologies.
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NewsEcoship project calls for suppliers
Peace Boat’s Ecoship project is organising a special event at this year’s SMM exhibition to call for suppliers and to announce the latest developments in the project.
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Driving data quality and openness
Under the guidance of a former Maersk and ABS vessel performance specialist, a small Danish company with government backing is taking on two of the toughest challenges facing operators as they plan their digital migration, writes Gavin Lipsith
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NewsSMM moves with the times
With an expected 50,000 visitors and a sold-out exhibition featuring more than 2,100 companies, the SMM fair in Hamburg this month is growing even as many in the maritime industry struggle. But in its choice of focus areas – digitisation and green propulsion – it is very much on trend.
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NewsEltorque launches compact valve actuator
Norwegian electronic valve control specialist Eltorque has launched what it claims is the most compact and sophisticated valve actuator in its portfolio.
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Chugoku adds Selektope to antifouling paint
Chugoku Marine Paints (CMP) has launched its first branded marine coatings to feature the antifouling ingredient, Selektope.
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BWMS sampling technology advances
Sea-Bird Scientific is advancing technology for the rapid viability assessment of phytoplankton, designed specifically for ballast water analysis.
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NewsPort ballast water solution approval
Damen Green Solutions’ InvaSave technology has completed shipboard testing onboard the Henrike Schepers.
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Korean Register expands BWMS test facilities
The Korean Register of Shipping (KR) has expanded its land-based test facilities for Ballast Water Management Systems (BWMS).
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First LNG bunkering at Rotterdam complete
The LNG bunkering of Ternsund has been completed at the Port of Rotterdam.
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Danelec leads vessel optimisation and navigation project
Danelec Marine is leading a two-year R&D project which aims to help improve efficiency in ship operations and safer navigations.
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ClassNK releases new hull software
ClassNK has released the latest version of its design support software PrimeShip-HULL (HCSR) Ver.3.5.0.
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ClassNK identifies ULCS steel strength requirements
ClassNK has concluded that 8000 N/mm3/2 is the minimum required brittle crack arrest toughness for extremely thick brittle crack arrest steel plates of 100mm used in ultra-large container ships.
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International Paint incorporates hull performance standard
AkzoNobel’s marine coatings business has outlined its full compliance with ISO 19030, the new standard for measuring hull and propeller performance.
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NewsLNG training software wins DNV GL approvals
GTT Training has obtained two approvals for G-Sim training software from DNV GL in accordance with their standard for Maritime Simulator Systems.
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Rotterdam additive manufacturing project advances
The Port of Rotterdam’s investment in an additive manufacturing has reached its second stage with the launch of the RAMLAB Metal Parts On Demand project.
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NewsSiemens deploys drives service in a box
Siemens has developed a containerised service solution for its shipboard drives that it claims can reduce maintenance times by up to 15%.
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NewsBlue Star installs updated fuel, emissions software
Blue Star Ferries has installed updated fuel consumption and emissions logging software from Eco Marine Power (EMP) on its ro-ro passenger ferry ''Delos'' as part of a long-running renewable energy innovation project.
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NewsCold ironing in China
APL’s joint-venture terminal, Qingdao Qianwan United Advance Container Terminal (QQCTUA) in China has completed a cold-ironing trial to ensure it has the capability to meet new Chinese emission regulations.
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NewsEckerö extends Wärtsilä engine service agreement
Finnish shipping group Eckerö has extended Wärtsilä’s contract to provide engine service and maintenance across its fleet of five passenger and ro-ro vessels.
