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BCG, ABS supporting the industry adopt new decarbonisation strategies
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BCG, ABS supporting the industry adopt new decarbonisation strategies

Boston Consulting Group (BCG), a global management consultancy, and American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to join their technical and consulting expertise in the maritime and offshore industries, providing joint support to industry’ decarbonization journey

about 3 years ago
Illustration/Sabella's D10 tidal energy turbine (Courtesy of Sabella)
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Sabella’s tidal power production curve gets Bureau Veritas seal

French tidal energy developer Sabella has verified the power production curve of its D10 turbine through a certification issued by the classification group Bureau Veritas.

about 3 years ago
First for Lloyd’s Register as it certifies an uncrewed surface vessel
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First for Lloyd’s Register as it certifies an uncrewed surface vessel

Lloyd’s Register has awarded its first certification for an uncrewed surface vessel (USV) to the DriX maritime surface drone. The DriX USV, developed by iXblue and ECA Group under the new joint brand called Exail, has already received Bureau Veritas Approval in Principle (AiP). The new certification

about 3 years ago
ClassNK grants 1st AiP for dual-fuel engine powered by hydrogen
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ClassNK grants 1st AiP for dual-fuel engine powered by hydrogen

Classification society ClassNK has issued an approval in principle (AiP) for a dual-fuel generator engine using hydrogen gas as fuel for a liquefied hydrogen (LH2) carrier developed by Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. (KHI).

about 3 years ago
WinGD secures DNV’s cyber security type approval for its engine control system
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WinGD secures DNV’s cyber security type approval for its engine control system

Swiss marine power company WinGD has received a cyber security type approval for its engine control system from classification society DNV.

about 3 years ago
Zulu Associates’ zero-emission boxship design gets LR’s nod
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Zulu Associates’ zero-emission boxship design gets LR’s nod

Classification society Lloyd’s Register (LR) has granted approval in principle (AiP) to Belgium-based company Zulu Associates for its new zero-emission containership design.

about 3 years ago
DNV awards approval for Deltamarin’s 3D model ship design
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DNV awards approval for Deltamarin’s 3D model ship design

Finland-based ship design and engineering firm Deltamarin has been awarded an approval by classification society DNV for a 3D model used as part of the classification material prepared for Höegh Autoliners’ Aurora-class PCTCs.

about 3 years ago
ammonia-powered bulker
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K Line sets sights on delivery of ammonia-powered bulker in 2026

Japanese shipping company K Line has secured approval in principle from ClassNK for the design of its ammonia-fueled bulk carrier, paving the way for the company to take delivery of the vessel in 2026. The 200,000 deadweight ton class bulk carrier design is being developed by K Line in cooperation w

about 3 years ago
Ulsan port
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Ulsan wants to become a methanol bunkering hub

Ulsan Port Authority (UPA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the international classification society Korean Register (KR) to support methanol-fueled ships and establish the South Korean port as a low-carbon energy hub. “UPA is actively working to make eco-friendly, and low-carbon

about 3 years ago
ZEUS
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ZEUS becomes RINA’s 1st ship capable of running on hydrogen

A prototype ship named ZEUS (Zero Emission Ultimate Ship) with hybrid propulsion has been classed by the Italian classification society RINA, becoming its first ship capable of running on hydrogen. The vessel was developed as part of the research project named Technologies with Low Environmental Imp

about 3 years ago
Bulker
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Maran Dry Management to trial hydrogen production tech on LNG-powered bulker

Maran Dry Management Inc., a dry bulk shipping unit of the Angelicoussis Group, has signed a joint development project (JDP) agreement with the Italian classification society RINA and Shanghai Ship Research and Design Institute (SDARI) for an LNG and hydrogen-powered bulk carrier. The project will b

about 3 years ago
SDARI’s new PCTC design gets DNV nod
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SDARI’s new PCTC design gets DNV nod

Classification society DNV has granted approval in principle (AIP) for a Shanghai Merchant Ship Design and Research Institute (SDARI) designed pure car and truck carrier (PCTC).

about 3 years ago
DNV partners IWSA to support wind propulsion uptake
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DNV partners IWSA to support wind propulsion uptake

Classification society DNV has joined the International Windship Association with the intention of using the membership status to further support and accelerate the uptake of wind-assisted propulsion systems by the global shipping fleet.

about 3 years ago
LR to class Swan LNG's Jafrabad FSRU
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LR: 27%-30% of newly built ships will require fuel conversion to meet zero targets

Despite pushing forward new initiatives by the shipping sector to achieve zero emissions, 27% to 30% of vessels newly built between 2022 and 2050 will still require conversion to a different fuel in order to meet zero targets, a new whitepaper published by classification society Lloyd’s Register sho

about 3 years ago
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