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Auramarine wins methanol fuel supply system order for pioneering Mein Schiff 7 cruise vessel

New state-of-the art vessel constructed by Meyer Turku shipyard for TUI Cruises is the first large cruise ship being built to be ready for methanol-fuelled operations.

Wärtsilä solutions to minimise emissions of two new CMA CGM ferries

The 180-metre-long ships will be able to accommodate 1,000 passengers as well as cargo freight. The Wärtsilä equipment for these ferries is scheduled to be delivered in mid-2025

Palfinger Marrine to supply equipment package for third Prysmian cable laying vessel

The new vessel has a length of 191 meters and breadth of 34 meters and will incorporate advanced cable installation solutions.

WinGD, Alfa Laval, ABS and K Shipbuilding join forces for ammonia-fuelled tanker design

The design will be reviewed by ABS, with the aim of issuing an approval in principle.

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.

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%.

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

Brittany Ferries, Wärtsilä and Incat partner on zero-emissions ferry project

Five new vessels will have joined the fleet between 2020 and 2025

Fincantieri: FREMM frigate “Emilio Bianchi” launched

Last unit of the Italian-French FREMM program built by the Group for the Italian Navy

First high-speed hybrid monohull ferries in new fleet of twelve launched

The first of twelve new hybrid high-speed ferries designed by Incat Crowther for Italian ferry operator Liberty Lines have exceeded performance expectations during sea trials and will soon begin servicing Liberty Lines’ routes between Sicily and nearby islands.

CMB.TECH and Damen ink agreement for four hydrogen-powered tugs

The new vessels will feature four highspeed hydrogen dual fuel engines, designed to minimise NOx and CO2 emissions.

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