News – Page 48 – Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference

Japan’s new cableship has the capability to lay subsea power lines as well as fibre optic cable, and to work worldwide (image: VARD).

Vessels & Shipyards SRI LANKA PRODUCES HIGH-TECH CABLESHIP 14 May 2019

VIKING Norsafe and Kongsberg joined forces to create the USV Sounder System.

Vessels & Shipyards VIKING and Kongsberg collaborate to create innovative USV 7 May 2019

A DeSOx tower installation (credit: EcoSpray)

Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems The real EGCS bottleneck 2 May 2019

The first INFINITY-class vessel, 'GREG MORTIMER', was launched at SMHI shipyard in March 2019.

Vessels & Shipyards SunStone places sixth expedition cruise vessel order 17 April 2019

Signs of adhesive wear on fuel pump plunger

Fuels & Lubricants Sulphur 2020: The potential impact on fuel pumps after 0.50% sulphur limit is introduced 9 April 2019

Techcross plans to apply for USCG type approval for its indirect electrolysis method, ECS-Hychlor, in June 2019.

Ballast Water Management TECHCROSS TO APPLY FOR USCG TYPE APPROVAL FOR ECS-HYCHLOR 9 April 2019

STX Engine appointed Song Jong-geun as president on 27 March

Appointments STX Engine appoints new president 1 April 2019

AS Tallink Grupp and Rauma Marine Constructions (RMC) agreed an EUR250m ropax construction contract, the second of 2019 for RMC.

Vessels & Shipyards Tallink awards RMC EUR250m ropax contract 27 March 2019

GE and Nedstack are hoping to power cruise ships using hydrogen cells Photo: GE

General News Hydrogen cells to power cruise ships 25 March 2019

SunRui's SOxFree hybrid EGCS received type approval in late 2018

Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems SunRui confirms first orders for new EGCS 11 March 2019