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Sparky, Damen
Propulsion

Damen hits record revenue of €2.5 billion

Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards Group posted a revenue of €2.5 billion for 2022 for the first time in the company’s history. The shipbuilder said that the achievement was made despite the effects of the war in Ukraine, which had, and continues to have, a significant impact on business operations.

about 3 years ago
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Propulsion

China’s first hydrogen fuel cell-powered boat hits the water

In a significant step towards sustainable and decarbonized shipping, China has launched its first-ever hydrogen fuel cell-powered boat. The vessel named ‘Three Gorges Hydrogen Boat No. 1’ was launched on March 17, in Guangdong, China. The vessel was built by Jianglong Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. for Yangt

about 3 years ago
Viking Glory
Propulsion

Viking Line: Maritime operations using the old model are not economically sustainable

The global maritime industry faces unprecedented challenges due to rapidly changing market conditions and technological advancements driven considerably by the ever-stricter environmental regulations. The current model of maritime transport operations, which relies heavily on traditional practices,

about 3 years ago
China Shipping
Propulsion

UMAS: 40 pct improvement in efficiency needed in this decade

A new report by University Maritime Advisory Services (UMAS), an independent advisory and research consultancy specializing in maritime and ocean-related sustainability issues, sheds light on the pressing need for a significant improvement in energy efficiency in the global shipping industry by 2030

about 3 years ago
Port of Hamburg
Propulsion

Kokarakis: Switching to alternative fuels is the key to CII compliance

The most effective way of complying with the CII index and having a good rating is to utilize the emerging alternative, low and zero-carbon fuels, John Kokarakis, Vice President of Technology & Business Development Hellenic-BS-ME Zone at Bureau Veritas, said. Kokarakis was speaking at the 6th Annual

about 3 years ago
SH Diana
Propulsion

Swan Hellenic takes delivery of hybrid diesel-electric expedition ship

British cruise line Swan Hellenic has welcomed into the fleet its third and largest vessel, SH Diana. The hybrid diesel-electric expedition ship has a polar Class 6 ice-strengthened hull and it has been constructed by the Finnish Helsinki Shipyard. The vessel delivery ceremony took place at the ship

about 3 years ago
Cajun sun powered by methanol
Propulsion

Hexter: There are virtually no barriers to adoption of methanol

This is a free premium article to give you a sample of what Offshore Energy has to offer as part of our premium section. Upgrade for premium access here. The decarbonization conundrum in the shipping industry persists due to a multitude of challenges, including the high cost of alternative fuels, th

about 3 years ago
Japanese duo to support development of next-gen marine fuel engines
Propulsion

Japanese duo to support development of next-gen marine fuel engines

Japan Engine Corporation (J-ENG) has signed a technical agreement to promote the development and popularization of next-generation fuel engines with compatriot Akasaka Diesels Limited (Akasaka).

about 3 years ago
e1 Marine
Propulsion

e1 Marine to build S130 hydrogen generator for Current AG

Global renewable energy company e1 Marine has been commissioned by Switzerland-based Current AG to build an S Series 130 methanol to hydrogen generator that would capture waste heat and CO2 from the exhaust stream produced during the reforming process. Successful lab-based tests will improve the eco

about 3 years ago
J. Lauritzen books methanol dual-fuel bulkers in Japan
Propulsion

J. Lauritzen books methanol dual-fuel bulkers in Japan

J. Lauritzen, a Danish investment company focused on maritime industries, has signed a letter of intent (LoI) with Japanese shipbuilder Tsuneishi Shipbuilding for the construction of methanol dual-fuel bulk carriers. The LoI includes the construction of minimum two methanol dual-fuel 81,200 dwt Kams

about 3 years ago
Botas
Propulsion

Turkey’s 1st LNG dual-fuel tugboat starts taking shape

Turkish Uzmar Shipyard has held a steel-cutting ceremony for Turkey’s first dual-fuel tugboat, being built for BOTAŞ Petroleum Pipeline Corporation (BOTAS), the state-owned crude oil and natural gas pipelines and trading company. The shipyard will build two Voith tractor-type propeller tugboats that

about 3 years ago
powered by methanol
Propulsion

Consort Bunkers orders six methanol bunkering vessels at Nanjing Jinling

Singapore shipowner Consort Bunkers has signed a contract with China Merchants Industry Nanjing Jinling Shipyard for six 6,500-ton methanol fuel bunkering ships. The 6,500-ton methanol fueling ships have a total length of 103.88 meters, a molded width of 19.00 meters, and a design draft of 7.00 mete

about 3 years ago
Wuhu Shipyard
Propulsion

Wuhu Shipyard bags orders for eight methanol-ready chemical tankers

China’s Wuhu Shipyard has inked a contract for the construction of eight 18,500-ton IMO Class II chemical tankers during the first quarter of this year. The shipbuilder did not disclose the names of the owners behind the orders, only revealing that the companies in question were ‘prominent domestic

about 3 years ago
MSC Raya
Propulsion

Fourth 24,000 TEU behemoth joins MSC’s fleet

China’s shipbuilding major Jiangnan Shipyard, a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation, has delivered 24,100 TEU MSC Raya to its owner Bank of Communications Financial Leasing (Bocom), which ordered the ship on behalf of the world’s largest container shipping company MSC. The vessel is

about 3 years ago
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