All Motorship articles in Web Issue – Page 28
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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
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NewsHydrogen is a wasteful fuel
Hydrogen is often touted as a viable future marine fuel but there are issues with its use
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NewsBrunvoll packages for three shuttle tankers
Brunvoll is to supply main propulsion and manoeuvring packages for three new shuttle tankers
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NewsExclusive: LNG as a future fuel: ‘And that’s just chemistry’
LNG has come under fire for accusations of methane slip and its fossil fuel roots but with greener formulations available, could it be a viable alternative?
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ConferenceGeorgios Atzampos
Ship Design Manager at the Maersk McKinney Moller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping (MMMCZCS)
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NewsHydrogen’s viability as fuel for long haul ferries some years in the future
Hydrogen has been in use for a short haul ferry service in Norway but can the fuel be used for longer voyages?
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ConferenceTecnoveritas
Tecnoveritas is an expanding company founded on a strong Naval Engineering background legacy…Continue reading
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NewsElectric zero-emissions ferry for Solent run
New fast ferry achieves zero emissions due to its eFolier electric propulsion system
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NewsNew UK H2 partnership launches
The offshore green H2 project will power Thames Estuary industries and support the region’s re-development.
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NewsH2 test field opens at Port of Hamburg
A new test field and refuelling station has opened at the Port of Hamburg to explore the feasibility of using hydrogen to power heavy goods vehicles.
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NewsShort sea shipper expands fleet
Wilson expands its fleet and further reduces its carbon footprint with a new contract for eight future-proofed 6,300 dwt newbuildings
