Latest Equipment News – Page 6
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NewsExhaust gas scrubbers move into carbon capture
Exhaust gas scrubbers move to carbon capture as the regulatory framework hones in on emissions abatement solutions
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NewsFormer Maersk Supply Service CEO takes the helm at AD Ports as takeover looms
With Maersk Supply Service takeover by Norway’s offshore vessel owner DOF in process, the company’s former CEO finds another home
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NewsFuel cell advances help boost long-term competitiveness
Hydrogen has many detractors in the maritime space but with advances in fuel cell technology there may well be a role to play for this green alternative fuel
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NewsBuilding on a versatile Ro-Pax platform
A look at one of the maritime industry’s largest ro-pax newbuild projects ever, demonstrating the popularity of Stena’s E-Flexer concept
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NewsRegional focus: The US National Shipbuilding Research Program: an effective public/private collaboration
The US National Shipbuilding Research Program looks to aid the country’s shipyards, crucial in light of fierce international competition
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NewsVisualising the front line of shipping’s technology transformation
Technology is aiding ship design as augmented and virtual reality in what ABS call “MetaShips”
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NewsArkitech delivers HVAC savings for cruise
Technology developed by marine software firm Arkitech has delivered substantial energy savings to the HVAC on board an MSC Cruise ship
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NewsAccelerating the shipping energy transition through decisive emissions policies
The costs associated with making a fleet environmentally sound can be prohibitive although parity between fossil snd renewable fuels may be nearer than thought
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NewsRotor Sail’s design for minimal structural alterations in fitting
Sailing knowledge has had to make a return to shipping in the motorship age
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NewsBergen expands future fuel options
Bergen Engines change of ownership has spurred the company on to explore cleaner fuels
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NewsECOsubsea secures further funding to strengthen in Singapore
ECOsubsea, a Norwegian cleantech company providing environmentally in-water cleaning of ships has secured a NOK 35 million ($3.2 million) growth loan from Innovation Norway. This followed a total of $12 million in loans from SWEN Blue Ocean Partners and undisclosed investors on 31 July last year.
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NewsFrance’s vision for hydrogen powered haulage
Hyliko has unveiled France’s first dedicated hydrogen truck centre.
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NewsExclusive: Methanol gains ground in net zero race
A comprehensive look at where the maritime industry is with methanol and the issues with its use.
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NewsSteerprop wins propulsion contract for world’s largest cable-laying vessel
Steerprop wins propulsion system contract for the Flemming Jenkin
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NewsKR assesses Korea’s first onboard CCS
Korea’s first onboard carbon capture system using purely domestic technology has been successfully installed, reports Korean Register
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NewsWärtsilä to supply greener propulsion package for James Fisher tankers
Wärtsilä chosen by James Fisher to supply integrated propulsion package aimed at decarbonisation
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NewsPort of Seattle to run biofuel cruise pilot
The Port of Seattle and cruise liner company Carnival Corporation are teaming up on a biofuel pilot.
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NewsEurope’s first green methanol feeder services
X-Press Feeders is to run Europe’s first scheduled feeder network powered by green methanol
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NewsWinGD completes new 2-stroke engine tests
WinGD’s new medium-bore 2-stroke engine has successfully completed type approval and factory acceptance tests
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NewsBoost to the dedicated reefer concept
Reeferships have seen a decline in production in recent years but Cool Carriers is looking to change that
