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Gotland Company and H2GS work together for green hydrogen-supply to shipping

H2GS will in a few years operate one of the world’s largest electrolyzers in Boden in norther Sweden, with a capacity of over 700 MW.

Maersk to pioneer first container vessel conversion to methanol dual-fuel engine

The first engine retrofit in the industry is scheduled to be conducted medio 2024 and it is the intent to replicate on sister vessels when going for special survey in 2027.

Kongsberg to supply Penguin Shipyard with waterjets for two fast ferries

Kongsberg Maritime has won the contract to supply its Kamewa waterjets for two fast ferries to be built by Singapore's Penguin Shipyard for a Middle East client.

RWO’s CS-MBR makes ferry debut with New Zealand’s KiwiRail Interisland service

Two brand-new custom-built Interislander ROPAX ferries have been ordered to service the connection between Wellington and Picton.

Damen unveils zero emissions Multi Cat 1908 Electric

Damen Shipyards Group has unveiled zero emissions Multi Cat 1908 Electric

Viridis Bulk Carriers wins DNV AiP for ammonia-powered short sea bulk carrier design

The Viridis Bulk Carriers design is for 5,000 dwt short seas vessels that offer a range and safety levels equivalent to conventionally fuelled vessels.

Alfa Laval to deliver the world’s first methanol-fired steam boiler solutions

The methanol-fired boiler solutions will be installed, for the first time, on new build container vessels

Cargill partners with Kotug to launch zero-emission electric pusher tug and barge

Pushers and barges are essential, efficient methods of delivering goods by water from Dutch ports to the Netherlands and beyond.

Deltamarin & BARTech make hull collaboration announcement

Deltamarin and BAR Technologies’ new Aframax/LRII build design improves current performance by 15% through wind propulsion

WinGD and Mitsubishi Shipbuilding sign MoU for ammonia collaboration

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding to launch technical studies on ammonia fuel supply system for marine engines under development by WinGD

BERG adds adaptable control to optimize wind assisted Neoliner in all conditions

In January, French company Neoline Armateur contracted Türkiye's RMK Marine to build the first ever ro-ro vessel to use wind power for commercial operations at its Tuzla yard.

Hydrogen-powered barge to receive battery packs from Ebusco

Dutch shipbuilder Concordia Damen will build the WEVA Antonie 1 on assignment from Lenten shipping, the vessel will have a length of 135 metres.

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