Shipbuilding

Green Marine Engineering has signed a sales agreement with global renewable energy company, e1 Marine, for its methanol-to-hydrogen reformer technology.

The agreement will enable the shipbuilder to construct vessels using GTT’s membrane technologies.

Two companies jointly completed the conceptual design of the very large ammonia carrier with an ammonia fuelled propulsion system

The dual ROV vessel is expected to be available to clients early in the second quarter of 2023 following a conversion of the SW Tasman multipurpose vessel.

Subsea7 has announced that the heavy construction / flex-lay vessel Seven Arctic is to be equipped with a new energy-saving system.

Companies will jointly explore zero-emission options for marine applications

Austal Philippines has successfully launched the 115-metre, high speed vehicle-passenger ferry Express 5, for Molslinjen of Denmark, utilising a new vessel transportation system designed by Austal.

In light of upgrading its fallpipe vessel fleet, DEME has taken the decision to invest in a new DP fallpipe vessel by purchasing and converting a bulk carrier.

Salt Ship Design AS designs harsh environment FPSO hull for the Bay du Nord project for Equinor and licence partner BP.

Bureau Veritas (BV) announces the classification of nine passenger​ ferries that will transport over 5 million passengers annually on three routes between Hong Kong and outlying islands Lamma Island, Peng Chau, and Hei Ling Chau.

By installing a new, longer boom on Aeolus’ existing crane, the vessel will be ready to handle the newest generation up to 15 MW turbines for offshore wind projects.

A dedicated new fleet serving the French West Indies with three new 7,900 TEU ships and four 7,300 TEU ships powered by biogas.