Svitzer orders world’s first battery-methanol powered tugboat
Svitzer has signed a contract with the Turkish shipyard Uzmar to construct the world's first battery-methanol powered tugboat, based on Svitzer’s TRAnsverse tug design.
Read moreDetailsSvitzer has signed a contract with the Turkish shipyard Uzmar to construct the world's first battery-methanol powered tugboat, based on Svitzer’s TRAnsverse tug design.
Read moreDetailsAt an Extraordinary General Meeting in Copenhagen, shareholders in A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/S have voted in favour of the proposal for a demerger of Svitzer from Maersk.
Read moreDetailsMAN Energy Solutions and Svitzer have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) focused on the development of a methanol-fuelled version of the MAN 175D engine.
Read moreDetailsA Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between HAMR Energy, the Port of Melbourne, Maersk, ANL (a subsidiary of CMA-CGM), Svitzer, Stolthaven Terminals, and ABEL Energy to explore the commercial feasibility of establishing a green methanol bunkering hub at the Port of Melbourne.
Read moreDetailsSvitzer has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Caterpillar Marine to implement technologies that will allow Svitzer to use methanol in their fleet.
Read moreDetailsEverWind and Svitzer signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to deploy one of the world’s first green fuel powered commercial tug vessels in the Canso Strait in Nova Scotia.
Read moreDetailsSvitzer announced that its "Aim for 8 speed" initiative, which asks tug crews to navigate at a maximum speed of eight knots during mobilisation and demobilisation, has successfully prevented 1,000 tonnes of CO2.
Read moreDetailsSvitzer has unveiled its decarbonisation strategy that will see the company become fully carbon neutral by 2040.
Read moreDetailsITF, an international trade union federation of transport workers' unions, calls Maersk Group's shareholders to tackle alleged anti-union practices within its Svitzer towage division.
Read moreDetailsSvitzer A/S, Kongsberg Maritime and ABS announced that they have signed an agreement to jointly develop RECOTUG, the world’s first fully operational, and fully remotely controlled tugboat.
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