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Corvus Energy receives ClassNK type approval for marine ESS

This is the first-ever marine battery to get this type approval since the ClassNK rules for marine energy storage systems came into effect in January 2023.

ITCOHU to explore potential of using Amogy ammonia cracking tech onboard its vessels

Amogy has developed a modularized system that transforms liquid ammonia into electrical power.

Japanese partners have created ‘wall climbing robot’ for ship inspection

Wall climbing robot earns ClassNK Innovation Endorsement

Latvian scientists develop technology for purifying marine exhaust gases

Latvian scientists aim to use their unique know-how to create a marine exhaust gas treatment plant that is more environmentally friendly, more efficient and more cost-efficient than those currently used by shipping companies.

New project will accelerate green switch in maritime industry

The tool, developed by the University of Exeter’s Centre for Future Clean Mobility (CFCM) and Newcastle Marine Services, has been awarded a grant of more than £500,000 by Innovate UK.

European consortium works on innovative liquid hydrogen storage systems

The aim is to increase the capacity of suitable tanks by a factor of forty and at the same time reduce costs by 80 percent.

Partners sign Certificate of Delivery and Acceptance for new HUGIN Superior AUV

The Superior sits at the top of Kongsberg Discovery’s HUGIN AUV family of products, which, after 30 years of developmental milestones, is the world’s most commercially successful range of AUVs.

Marlink delivers future-proof hybrid network solution for digital experience on board Exploris One

Advanced hybrid network solution on the expedition cruise ship enhances customer digital possibilities with high throughput and low latency in uncharted locations around the world

Fugro introduces low-emission uncrewed vessels for Middle East’s ocean data needs

Data acquisitions through USVs from remote operation centres contribute up to 90% less carbon emissions than traditional vessel operations whilst significantly reducing human exposure to hazardous environments.

Wind Auxiliary Propulsion technology secures Innovate UK funding

Wind Auxiliary Propulsion is designed to complement existing ship propulsion systems; primarily marine diesel engines that power all types of vessels across the global fleet.

TECO 2030 receives AIP from DNV for onboard compressed hydrogen fuel systems

These systems are designed to be applicable for all ship types

PowerCell Group collaborates on hydrogen fuel cell infrastructure demonstration

The Hyflex has the potential to replace diesel generator sets across multiple platforms, as well as taking on new power generation applications. From a marine perspective, the demonstrator project is well-timed with the European Union's latest regulations.

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