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Custom designed heat systems from Heatmaster

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Somas Preventive Maintenance – Ensuring Reliability

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Risk-free FuelEU Maritime compliance with pooling

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WinGD Low-pressure X-DF Technology

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The Motorship Propulsion & Future Fuels Live – Wind Power

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WinGD Taking on methane slip with X-DF engines

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WinGD Reducing GHG emissions

The Motorship Propulsion & Future Fuels Live panel will bring together a panel of industry heavyweights REGULATION

Panel to provide insight into EU ETS as consultation extended

The GEA marine upgrade kit Photo: GEA MONITORING, CONTROL & DIGITALISATION

GEA unveils upgrade kit for separators

One of the last from Chiba? Versatile new post-Panamax bulker built by Mitsui. (credit: MES-S). VESSELS & SHIPYARDS

NEW ECO-CLASS POST-PANAMAX BULKER

A consortium including Cargill Ocean Transportation is examining wind-assisted propulsion for a series of MR2 newbuilds. VESSELS & SHIPYARDS

MR2 TANKER DESIGN FEATURES THREE 100-TON SAILS

The ‘Seri Everest’ Photo: MISC VESSELS & SHIPYARDS

First SHI VLEC delivered to STL

‘POSH Bawean’ was one of two designated holding facilities for seafarers transiting in Singapore and supported more than 1,000 crew changes during her deployment Photo: POSH GENERAL NEWS

Covid-secure certification for POSH

Denmark’s OSK-ShipTech has designed the two 220m RoPax ferries, which will have a capacity of about 1,900 passengers and 3,600 lane metres. GENERAL NEWS

Isle of Man to flag New Zealand’s new Interislander ferries

Azipod propulsion PROPULSION

ABB to supply five Fincantieri vessels

A large Saacke gas combustion unit (GCU). A hydrogen-compatible GCU has been supplied to Suiso Frontier. (credit: Saacke). VESSELS & SHIPYARDS

KICK START FOR NEW CLEAN ENERGY TRADE

Ørsted has installed 1.4GW of wind power in the German North Sea and has a further 1.2GW planned. (credit: Ørsted) ALTERNATIVE FUELS & LUBRICANTS

ØRSTED PLANS FIFTH LARGE-SCALE HYDROGEN PROJECT IN EUROPE

German-built for the British market, Iona will take up duty next year (credit: Meyer Werft). VESSELS & SHIPYARDS

NEW FLAGSHIP OF UK CRUISE FLEET

Rolls-Royce has signed deals with Chinese companies to supply its MTU engines Photo: Rolls-Royce GENERAL NEWS

Rolls-Royce breaks into Chinese marine market

Wilhelmsen’s Digi Boiler Photo: Wilhelmsen GENERAL NEWS

DNV GL approval for digital boiler system

While it's possible to take lessons from other industries, shipping involves a far higher number of stakeholders and manufacturers. Image: SK MONITORING, CONTROL & DIGITALISATION

Digitalisation: Lines of communication

Norwegian Greentech’s ballast water treatment system BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT

Wilson inks BWMS fleet deal with Norwegian Greentech

With the acquisition of FORCE Technology Marine Equipment Service, Svanehøj becomes a one-stop shop Photo: Svanehøj GENERAL NEWS

Svanehøj takeover creates one-stop shop

The ‘Siem Aristotle’ Photo: Titan LNG LNG

First STS LNG bunkering in Malaysia

The design for NaviForm's Detachable Stern Vessel (DSV) eliminates the 12% fuel penalty incurred by traditional ATBs (credit: NaviForm) VESSELS & SHIPYARDS

CHILEAN DEBUT FOR EFFICIENT NEW GEOMETRY ROPAX HULL DESIGN

The CBO Flamengo will be the first PSV in Brazil to be retrofitted for hybrid propulsion. (Image copyright: CBO) BATTERY HYBRIDS & FULL-ELECTRIC VESSELS

CBO selects Wärtsilä for first Latin America PSV hybrid retrofit

LNG Bunkering Barge currently under construction at Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding (credit: MacGregor) EQUIPMENT

MacGregor wins first LNG bunker barge hose handling crane order

The delivery of the first of the series of 40 barges will be in November 2021 (credit: Damen) LNG

Dual-fuel barges for European river network