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NYK unveils Japan’s first fully battery-driven work vessel

Designed without an onboard diesel generator, e-Crea will support the docking and undocking of tugboats at the Koyasu Shipyard.

NYK Group’s first methanol-fueled bulk carrier delivered

This vessel is the first bulk carrier in the NYK Group to be equipped with a dual-fuel engine that uses methanol and fuel oil.

World’s first biomethanol-powered CTV delivered

Designed and developed by N-O-S, the vessel has been named “Transporter.”

NYK concludes contract for construction of dual-fuel methanol VLCC for Idemitsu Tanker

This vessel will be a Malacca max next-generation environment-friendly VLCC that NYK has been designing with Idemitsu Tanker, IINO Kaiun Kaisha, Ltd., and Nippon Shipyard.

NYK, partners to work on renewable energy-powered offshore floating data center

NYK and its partners have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop an offshore floating data center powered by 100% renewable energy.

First commercial-use ammonia-fueled tugboat completes three-month demonstration voyage

NYK and IPS analyzed the ammonia co-firing and GHG-reduction rates during vessel operations

NYK takes ownership of first service operation vessel

NOG owns more than 60 crew transfer vessels (CTVs) and has previously managed SOVs, but this is its first owned SOV.

Ammonia fueled ammonia bunkering vessel design granted AiP

This vessel, if brought to fruition, will be the first bunkering vessel of its kind.

NYK to invest in Northern Offshore Group AB

N-O-G operates over 60 CTVs in the global offshore wind industry.

NYK conducts biofuel trial on coal carrier for Tohoku Electric Power

This is the first time in Japan that a coal carrier has been used to test biofuel for a domestic power utility company.

Yara and NYK conclude world’s first time-charter agreement for ammonia-fueled medium gas carrier

Since 2021, Yara Clean Ammonia and NYK have jointly studied the practical application of an ammonia-fueled ammonia gas carrier

NYK establishes ship-management company for offshore wind power projects

JOS will be mainly responsible for the maintenance and management of crew transfer vessels (CTV) for offshore wind power generation.

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