News

Buzzing in Bangkok

Buzzing in Bangkok

Ship & Boat International eNews: October 2020

Thailand-based electric services company Energy Absolute is investing US$33 million into the creation of an all-electric passenger ferry service on Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River.

Fuel cells promise big comeback

Fuel cells promise big comeback

The Naval Architect: October 2020: Marine Power & Propulsion

Fuel cell projects continue to make steady progress, despite the technology falling to the wayside in favour of battery-powered vessels 

A long way still to go

A long way still to go

The Naval Architect: October 2020

Leading women in the maritime industry virtually sat down and discussed what mechanisms for change can be put into place to improve diversity and gender equality in the sector 

Norse power output

Norse power output

Ship & Boat International eNews: October 2020

Sanmar Shipyards has delivered two Robert Allan Ltd (RAL)-designed terminal support/escort tugs to Orkney Island Council Marine Services. 

JWA promotes weather routing service

JWA promotes weather routing service

The Naval Architect: October 2020

The Japan Weather Association (JWA) has unveiled Polaris Navigation, a weather forecast and optimum ship routing service

Impact of 2020 changes blurred by Covid-19

Impact of 2020 changes blurred by Covid-19

The Naval Architect: Marine Power & Propulsion 2020

What was expected to be the year of the sulphur cap has seen priorities dramatically reassessed by plummeting bunker prices caused by the pandemic, writes Malcolm Latarche

Shell explores AI-enhanced optimisation

Shell explores AI-enhanced optimisation

The Naval Architect September 2020

An artificial neural network that predicts shaft power, developed in collaboration with the University of Southampton, could lead to fully automated draft and trim

Taking Panama into the future

Taking Panama into the future

The Naval Architect September 2020

Naval architect Noriel Arauz discusses the challenge of leading the technological
transformation of the world’s oldest and largest ship registry

Drive-by-wire duo

Drive-by-wire duo

Ship & Boat International eNews: September/October 2020

Suzuki has incorporated its drive-by-wire (DbW) technology into a pair of new, smaller outboard types, the DF115BG and DF140BG.

Hydrex responds to European repair demands

Hydrex responds to European repair demands

Shiprepair & Maintenance: September 2020

The underwater repair specialist has been mobilising its teams in quick response to repair and maintenance operations in Europe