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RWO helps keep Statsraad Lehmkuhl compliant 110 years after delivery

RWO helps keep Statsraad Lehmkuhl compliant 110 years after delivery

The compact dimensions and simple design of RWO’s OWS-COM make it the ideal oily water separator for Statsraad Lehmkuhl, helping the unique vessel to comply with latest environmental regulations as it voyages worldwide Built in Bremerhaven, Germany, in 1914, Statsraad Lehmkuhl is a three-masted steel barque owned and operated by the Statsraad Lehmkuhl Foundation in […]

Noise impact of ALS needs more research, says ABS

Noise impact of ALS needs more research, says ABS

Classification society ABS says that more work is needed to better understand the effects of air lubrication systems (ALS) on the underwater radiated noise (URN) generated by a vessel. In recent years ALS manufacturers, such as industry leader Silverstream, have been keen to promote the URN-reducing benefits of ALS in addition to their energy saving […]

UK-based carbon capture startup bound for growth

UK-based carbon capture startup bound for growth

There is growing acceptance that onboard carbon capture (OCC) is likely to form a component in shipping’s mandate to achieve net-zero GHG emissions by 2050, many of the technologies being explored also have significant energy requirements that could increase fuel consumption by as much as 45%, according to a 2022 study by the Maersk McKinney […]

Kongsberg Maritime’s drive for innovation

Kongsberg Maritime’s drive for innovation

From establishing the benchmark that set the standard for offshore supply vessels to advanced anchor handlers that transformed the oil and gas industry and a growing reference list in fishery and merchant ships, Kongsberg Maritime’s ship design history can be traced back 50 years with its origins in the heart of what is today’s maritime […]

Study highlights methanol retrofit fire risks

Study highlights methanol retrofit fire risks

Existing firefighting methods and safety rules not ready for growing interest in methanol conversion projects, warns new study Methanol as a low-carbon fuel is an attractive choice for vessel owners and operators as they look to transition to net zero. Orders for methanol-fuelled newbuilds have increased 9% in the last 12 months, 2% more than […]

Sponsored: A GLOBAL GATHERING OF ELECTRIC AND HYBRID MARINE INTELLIGENCE ALL UNDER ONE ROOF

Sponsored: A GLOBAL GATHERING OF ELECTRIC AND HYBRID MARINE INTELLIGENCE ALL UNDER ONE ROOF

Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo 2024 offers a unique opportunity to ensure your place at the forefront of the transition towards sustainable maritime transportation. Whether you’re looking to explore new products, connect with suppliers, or learn about the latest industry developments and regulations, this event provides a platform to accelerate progress towards zero-emission shipping and […]

Orca AI secures US$23 million funding for autonomous shipping solution

Orca AI secures US$23 million funding for autonomous shipping solution

Orca AI, a leading AI-based operational platform for ships, has successfully raised US$23 million in new funding. This latest financial boost, led by OCV Partners and Mizmaa Ventures, brings the company’s total funding to nearly US$40 million. Orca AI is on the forefront of integrating autonomous features into existing vessels, aiming to enhance safety, efficiency, […]