Finland-based clean tech company Norsepower has signed a formal agreement with NAPA, a compatriot maritime software, services and data analysis provider, to offer weather routing software in combination with its Rotor Sails solution.
Technology company ABB has secured an order from the Polish shipbuilder Remontowa Shiprepair Yard to supply integrated power, automation and propulsion solutions to three large passenger and car ferries.
Flex LNG has entered into a time charter party agreement with a unit of Cheniere for Flex Aurora LNG carrier.
Maersk Drilling has been awarded contracts with Shell for the provision of a drillship for drilling services offshore multiple countries.
Solstad Offshore has inked new long-term deals for three of its platform supply vessels (PSVs) with ConocoPhillips for operations off Norway.
The keel-laying ceremony has been held for Finnsirius, the first Superstar roll-on/roll-off passenger (RoPax) ferry ordered by Finnish ferry operator Finnlines.
Japanese classification society ClassNK has granted approval in principle (AiP) to France’s GTT for its innovation applicable to LNG-fueled PCTCs and cruise ships.
There was a notable increase in zero-emission projects in the past year, according to the Getting to Zero Coalition’s third update of Mapping of Zero Emission Pilots and Demonstration Projects in shipping.
Swiss cleantech company Cavotec has been awarded shore power equipment orders from an unnamed shipping line.
UK-based XLCC has completed the concept design of a cable laying vessel to meet increasing demand for high voltage direct current (HVDC) cables in offshore wind and interconnections installation.
Finnish ferry operator Finnlines and Norway’s technology company Yara Marine Technologies have signed a contract to install Yara Marine’s shore power solution onboard three vessels.
Equinor has chartered one of Remøy Shipping’s PSVs, featuring a hybrid-electric system and shore power, boosting its decarbonisation efforts.
GTT has received an order from Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries for the fuel tank design of three LNG-fueled container vessels for Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS).
Nexans’ newest cable-laying vessel Nexans Aurora has arrived at the company’s recently upgraded Charleston plant for the load-out of the first high voltage subsea cables made in the United States. The high-voltage subsea cable plant in Charleston, South Carolina, officially opened in November 2021,
