All articles by Wendy Laursen – Page 2
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NewsAll-electric tugs: The future is here
Crowley’s eWolf is the first all-electric tugboat in the US
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NewsMAN ES advances its onboard CCS strategy through EverLoNG project
MAN ES is progessing with its OCC project, EverLoNG, with testing onboard a LNG carrier
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NewsJapanese group target first ammonia-powered gas carrier
A group of Japanese companies join together to bring out world’s first ammonia-powered gas carrier
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NewsMAN readies for pilot testing of its first ammonia engine
MAN ES is progressing with its first ammonia well, having moved into the testing phase
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NewsWinGD ramps up testing of X-DF-A engine
WinDG has high hopes for ammonia, expecting it to become a mainstream fuel as it tests its new engine
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Doubts over deepsea electrification
With decarbonisation deadlines looming, we look at the case for deepsea vessels powered by batteries
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NewsLubricants adapt with changing fuels
Lubricant manufacturers are adapting their products to stay on top of changes in fuels.
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NewsFresh opportunities emerge for VOC recovery
New EU regulations could add to the incentives for managing the methane present in the volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions that occur during oil loading operations.
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NewsDigital Twin Designed to Evaluate Multiple Energy Saving Technologies
The digital twin and data science environment being developed by the SeaTech Consortium for the testing of a dynamic wing and new engine control technology will ultimately pave the way for the testing of other technologies.
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NewsCounter-flapping foils designed to boost propulsive area
Researchers from VTT have developed a concept for counter-flapping foils that offer greater propulsive efficiency than conventional propellers
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NewsCII REVIEW FOCUSES ON REDUCTION FACTORS AND FORMULA BASIS
The IMO adopted a scheme for a Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) at MEPC76 in June, but discussions are underway that could soften the requirements for particular vessel types or operational profiles.
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NewsBenefits Of Running On LNG Stack Up For Large Crude Carriers
The LNG propulsion market is picking up for very large crude carriers (VLCCs) as new orders signal recognition of the benefits.
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