Decarbonization
-
Holy Boss Cap More Efficient Than Existing Propeller Hub Caps
A revolutionary propeller hub vortex cavitation-eliminating boss cap has successfully completed validation tests at a hydrodynamic research centre in Sweden…
Read More » -
Project Development Agreement with Euthenia and BTG Bioliquids
Quadrise Plc (AIM: QED), the supplier of innovative energy solutions for a cleaner planet, is pleased to announce the signature…
Read More » -
Green shipping: New supply system for methanol improves safety and saves energy
The Danish company Eltronic FuelTech is now the first in the industry to offer equipment for supplying fuel from tanks…
Read More » -
HD Hyundai to develop large liquefied hydrogen carrier by 2030
HD Hyundai will develop a commercial large liquefied hydrogen carrier by 2030 in accordance with the hydrogen value chain cooperation…
Read More » -
Deltamarin And BAR Technologies Unveil A New Wind-Optimized Hull And Superstructure
Deltamarin and BAR Technologies introduce a new co-developed wind-optimized hull design. The partnership highlights Deltamarin and BAR Technologies’ ongoing dedication…
Read More » -
Republic of the Marshall Islands Maritime Administrator awards Approval in Principle for Anemoi Rotor Sails
The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Maritime Administrator has awarded an Approval in Principle (AiP) to Anemoi Marine Technologies…
Read More » -
MOL Teams up with Australian Energy Company Woodside, South Korean Shipbuilder HD KSOE and Shipping Firm Hyundai Glovis to Study Transport of Liquefied Hydrogen
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. announced the signing of a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Woodside Energy Ltd (Woodside), a…
Read More » -
ABB to supply hybrid power system for Nexans’ new cable-laying vessel
ABB has secured an order with Norwegian shipyard Ulstein Verft to supply an advanced power and propulsion system for a…
Read More » -
Shipping’s nuclear option in the move towards net zero: Is it viable?
Imagine a container vessel capable of more-than doubling the amount of work normally performed by a ship of its size,…
Read More » -
Green shipping corridors between Korea, U.S. and Japan can reduce emissions equivalent to 9 million cars, study reveals
Implementing the green corridor initiative between key ports in South Korea, the United States and Japan is critical to accelerating…
Read More »
