Motorship News – Page 6
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NewsEchandia sets sail on US expansion with Washington facility
Echandia establishes US base due to demand in maritime electrification
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NewsClassNK upgrades GHG emissions tool
ClassNK has upgraded its greenhouse gas emissions management tool, including a new feature related to the upcoming FuelEU Maritime legislation
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NewsCruise first for ABB onboard DC grid
ABB has installed its Onboard DC Grid shore power connection platform for the first time on board a cruise ship
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NewsCombustion engines and fuel cells vie for vessel designer’s attention
Ammonia has issues due to toxicity but the fuel’s popularity continues but in what form, ICE or fuel cell?
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NewsMAN Energy Solutions unveils methanol retrofit package for four-stroke engines
MAN ES to offer methanol retrofits to 4-stroke engines from next year
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NewsChantiers selects TMC to equip world’s largest sailing ships
TMC is supplying the compressed air systems for the world’s largest sailing ships for Orient Express Silenseas
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NewsTFG and Consort Bunkers ink methanol tanker deal
TFG Marine has inked a long-term charter deal with Consort Bunkers for four newbuild methanol-ready bunker tankers
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NewsTotalEnergies returns to China’s Hudong-Zhonghua for LNG bunkering vessel
TotalEnergies returns to China for its new LNG bunkering vessel
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NewsChevron Marine Lubricants formulation gains LNG validation from WinGD
Chevron Marine Lubricants Taro Ultra Advanced 40 formulation receives fjurther validation from WinGD
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NewsWartsilä to supply CSL with hybrid engine that will be full electric soon
Wärtsilä to supply hybrid-electric engine for a CSL self-unloading carrier which seeks to run completely on electric power by 2031
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NewsCorvus Energy Blue Whale awarded RINA approval
World’s largest maritime battery provider Corvus receives another class society approval
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NewsFuel cost savings brought to the fore
A look back at our coverage of the infamous oil crisis of the 1970s and its impact on the shipping market
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NewsAmbitions and realities in UK shipbuilding
British shipbuilding has had a well-publicised decline since its heyday in the first half of the 20th century but are there signs of a resurgence?
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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
