Tag: CO2

Hapag-Lloyd officially welcomed into its fleet the “Berlin Express”, the first ship of its new Hamburg Express class.

As the economy grows, so do carbon emissions. In the UK, the Department for Transport predicts a significant increase in the volumes of freight imported into the UK by 2050, which, if our current way of moving freight continues, will see a 50 to 60% increase in heavy goods vehicle (HGV) traffic on our road networks. The impact on congestion and pollution will be significant, unless we plan to move freight differently, highlights Darren Briggs, Director, Consulting, ARUP.

Airbus  announced that it will equip one of the vessels it uses to transport aircraft subassemblies, chartered from shipowner Louis Dreyfus Armateurs, with a wind-assisted propulsion technology that captures wind energy to generate thrust.

The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Maritime Administrator, issued an advisory regarding failed of copper bursting discs in Carbon dioxide (CO2) fire extinguishing systems.

TOKYO-Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL), today announced that its group company MOL Drybulk and Kambara Kisen Co., signed a basic agreement on time charter for a newbuilding methanol dual fuel bulk carrier to be ordered and owned by Kambara Kisen.

Rystad Energy research predicts that over 90 million metric tonnes per annum of CO2 will be shipped by the end of the decade, requiring 48 terminals to handle the import and export of the gas.

Stanlow Terminals has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Eni UK, to explore the development of carbon dioxide (CO2) collection, shipping, and storage at the Stanlow Terminal location.

USV AS has contracted Astilleros Gondán shipyard to build an unmanned surface vessel (USV), capable of significantly reducing emissions and operating expenses compared to conventional vessels utilised for subsea inspection, maintenance and repair (IMR) work.

MAN Energy Solutions announced that it has teamed up with Shell to drive decarbonisation efforts forward by developing low-carbon energy solutions, which will facilitate the transition to net-zero. 

Prime Marine announced that it joined forces with Nantong CIMC Sinopacific Offshore & Engineering Co., LTD and TGE Marine Gas engineering for optimizing the design of small and medium scale CO2 carriers.