Tag: technology

Wärtsilä has introduced the marine sector’s first commercially available 4-stroke engine-based solution for ammonia fuel. The new solution enables a significant advance in sustainable shipping operations – during a time in which ship owners are seeking viable options among green fuels.

CCS announced that it issued an AIP certificate of marine Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) power generation system to the No.712 Research Institute of CSSC.

KR (Korean Register) granted an Approval in Principle (AiP) for “metalVox”, the wireless communication system using metalWave communication technology, developed ZN Technologies. 

GTT has received an order from its partner the shipyard HD Hyundai Heavy Industries to design the cryogenic fuel tanks of five very large container vessels fuelled with Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) on behalf of the ship-owner Yang-Ming.

Crowley and the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) have entered an agreement to jointly explore how to advance the use of augmented and virtual reality technologies for vessels and other marine environments.

DNV has announced the release of new guidelines for the safe installation of onboard carbon capture and storage (OCCS) system on board ships, amid growing pressure on the shipping industry to develop effective technologies to reduce emissions as part of the ongoing maritime energy transition.

SaSafetytech Accelerator, CoolCo, MOL, and Shell International Trading and Shipping Company Limited have chosen Green Instruments and Everimpact, as the first two technology providers to be evaluated by MAMII, to tackle the challenge of measuring methane emissions from combustion onboard ships.

ABS signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to work with key stakeholders in Korea to develop and demonstrate a 3D printing system for ocean-going vessels.

Port of Kapellskär has welcomed the new Finnlines vessel with brand new technology. The port now offers automooring using vacuum pads, as well as next generation onshore power connections. This makes mooring more efficient and improves the sustainability.

The two industrial companies thyssenkrupp and Wilhelmsen have founded a joint venture, "Pelagus 3D", which will in future offer spare parts for the maritime industry worldwide via a digital platform.