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Rolls-Royce supplies mtu propulsion for three new Polish Navy frigates

The frigates are equipped with weapon and mission systems to monitor and control sea areas, protect naval bases and attack surface, underwater, land and air targets.

ABB launches new software to help vessels enhance fuel efficiency and reduce emissions

ABB has introduced a new feature to its Routing Services portfolio that will allow vessel owners to manage fuel costs on a through-voyage basis by optimizing vessel optimal route and speed at the same time.

Exail demonstrates its new transoceanic Uncrewed Surface Vessel DriX O-16

Within a week, Exail’s new transoceanic Uncrewed Surface Vessel (USV), DriX O-16, was launched and tested at sea

Partners collaborate on Carbon-Fit CCS system for the world’s largest LCO2 carriers

Capital Gas, Erma First and Babcock signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) to install a pioneering Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) system, CARBON FIT, on board four new liquefied carbon dioxide (LCO2) carriers.

Power routing will reduce fuel costs by 6-8% for Corsica Linea

Qtagg recently secured an order on a digitalization of M/S Danielle Casanova's propulsion control system, that will reduce the ship's fuel consumption by an estimated 6-8%.

Equinor solidifies New York offtake contract for Empire Wind 1

Equinor has announced the execution of the Purchase and Sale Agreement (PSA) with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) for the renewable power generated by the Empire Wind 1 offshore wind project.

Equinor divests interests in the Gina Krog area

With this, the ownership between Equinor and PGNiG in these licenses will be balanced with the Gina Krog field.

VARD secures contract for one stern trawler for Havbryn AS

VARD has secured a new contract for the design and construction of one stern trawler for Norwegian Havbryn AS.

NKT names new market leading cable laying vessel able to run on methanol

Equipped with three turntables, she will offer a power cable-laying capacity of 23,000 tonnes

AIMS helps marinise helicopter heavy cargo transport system

AIMS worked with Townsville Helicopters to modify and successfully test a system to deliver and retrieve heavy cargo without human intervention from remote marine locations via helicopter.

Multraship names ASD tug during fleet modernisation

Multraship Towage & Salvage held a Christening ceremony on 30 May to name their newest tug Multratug 35 at their home port of Terneuzen, the Netherlands.

Autonomous ships are on the horizon: Is AI ready to take command?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is well suited to observe and understand what is going on around a ship. However, before we can allow AI to make safety-critical decisions, we need to be aware of how certain the decisions are, as well as why AI makes them.

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