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Ecospray brings amine-based carbon capture solution to market

2 days ago | ship.energy | Rhys Berry

Italy-based Ecospray has announced that its amine-based carbon capture solution for the shipping sector is now commercially available. Create your free account or log in to continue reading. For the latest news, comment and expert analysis on shipping’s energy transition,sign up to ship.energy today and unlock full access to all content. Registration is completely free of charge and only takes a moment of your time. LoginRegister
LR in two projects to advance solid oxide fuel cell technology for LNG carriers

2 days ago | ship.energy | Ariane Morrissey

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) have jointly obtained an approval in principle (AiP) from classification society Lloyd’s Register for the design of a 174,000 LNG carrier… Create your free account or log in to continue reading. For the latest news, comment and expert analysis on shipping’s energy transition,sign up to ship.energy today and unlock full access to all content. Registration is completely free of charge and only takes a moment of your time.
RINA awards AiP for dual fuel LNG/Hydrogen-powered Ultramax bulker design

2 days ago | ship.energy | Lesley Bankes-Hughes

Class society RINA has awarded Approval in Principle (AiP) to a new Ultramax bulker design developed by SDARI (Shanghai Merchant Ship Design & Research Institute) in collaboration with Almi Marine… Create your free account or log in to continue reading. For the latest news, comment and expert analysis on shipping’s energy transition,sign up to ship.energy today and unlock full access to all content. Registration is completely free of charge and only takes a moment of your time.
Viking Line unveils concept for ‘world’s largest’ electric RoPax ferry

2 days ago | ship.energy | Lesley Bankes-Hughes

Viking Line has developed the Helios vessel concept which could provide a completely emission-free service between Helsinki and Tallin as early as the beginning of the 2030s. With a battery… Create your free account or log in to continue reading. For the latest news, comment and expert analysis on shipping’s energy transition,sign up to ship.energy today and unlock full access to all content. Registration is completely free of charge and only takes a moment of your time. LoginRegister
MPA and NYK Group conduct workshop on autonomous shipping

3 days ago | ship.energy | Lesley Bankes-Hughes

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK), and MTI, an NYK Group company) conducted a joint workshop today in Singapore to collaborate on port-to-port… Create your free account or log in to continue reading. For the latest news, comment and expert analysis on shipping’s energy transition,sign up to ship.energy today and unlock full access to all content. Registration is completely free of charge and only takes a moment of your time. LoginRegister
EU looking to avoid double taxation with IMO Net-Zero Framework, Nor-Shipping hears

3 days ago | ship.energy | Ariane Morrissey

The European Commission has begun its analysis of the IMO’s Net-Zero Framework, but it is too early to tell if the EU’s regulation on shipping’s GHG emissions will give way… Create your free account or log in to continue reading. For the latest news, comment and expert analysis on shipping’s energy transition,sign up to ship.energy today and unlock full access to all content. Registration is completely free of charge and only takes a moment of your time.
France’s largest shore power facility completed in Toulon

3 days ago | ship.energy | Rhys Berry

The commissioning of France’s largest-ever shore power solution for ships at the Port of Toulon has been completed. Create your free account or log in to continue reading. For the latest news, comment and expert analysis on shipping’s energy transition,sign up to ship.energy today and unlock full access to all content. Registration is completely free of charge and only takes a moment of your time. LoginRegister
Surging demand for propeller retrofits but adoption lags behind, says LR report

4 days ago | ship.energy | Lesley Bankes-Hughes

A new study from Lloyd’s Register (LR) finds that demand for propeller retrofits and energy saving devices (ESDs) has quadrupled since 2020, with the technology delivering fuel consumption reductions of… Create your free account or log in to continue reading. For the latest news, comment and expert analysis on shipping’s energy transition,sign up to ship.energy today and unlock full access to all content. Registration is completely free of charge and only takes a moment of your time. LoginRegister
Maersk wraps up first series of large dual-fuel methanol containerships

4 days ago | ship.energy | Rhys Berry

Maersk has taken delivery of the 16,000 TEU (twenty-foot equivalent unit) Axel Maersk, which the company says marks the completion the world’s first series of large dual-fuel methanol container vessels. Create your free account or log in to continue reading. For the latest news, comment and expert analysis on shipping’s energy transition,sign up to ship.energy today and unlock full access to all content. Registration is completely free of charge and only takes a moment of your time. LoginRegister
Shore power up and running at Passenger Terminal Amsterdam

4 days ago | ship.energy | Rhys Berry

Seagoing cruise ships calling Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA) can now plug into shore power. The newly installed onshore power supply (OPS) facilities were officially opened by Port Alderman, Hester van Buren, yesterday (3 June). Starting from 2027, it will become mandatory to use the new facilities – three years ahead of European regulations.