BMT has announced the launch of a striking new hybrid ferry design which could pave the way for a cleaner, more cost-efficient energy option for ferry operators.
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Watch: Panama Canal Welcomes Its Largest Passenger Ship ‘Norwegian Bliss’
Panama Canal records new milestone, welcomes the largest passenger ship to-date. Operated by Norwegian Cruise Lines, the transiting Norwegian Bliss.
Power Cable Being Installed At Johan Sverdrup Makes Field Best In Class For CO2 Emission
Laying of the cable supplying Johan Sverdrup with power from shore started last week. This helps make the North Sea giant one of the oil and gas fields with the lowest CO2 emissions worldwide.
Watch: Two Giant Floating Docks Arrive At Damen Shiprepair Curaçao
The larger of the two is a Panamax-class dock measuring 230 metres by 45 metres for tankers, box ships and other large vessels, while the smaller dock measures 108 metres by 23 metres and is ideal for all kinds of tugs, work boats and offshore support and anchor handling vessels.
VesselsValue Launches Automated Daily OCV Valuation
VesselsValue (VV), the world’s leading online valuation provider, is launching daily valuations for Offshore Construction Vessels (OCVs).
Panama Canal Consolidates Its Strategic Position In The Transportation Of LNG
The Panama Canal welcomed the inaugural transit of the LNG Sakura as it carried the first-ever LNG shipment from the Dominion Cove Point terminal in the United States to Japan.
Ontario Government Accepts Damen Proposal For Full Ferry Electrification
The sustainable solution fits both parties’ views on the future of public transportation Damen is pleased to announce that the Government of Ontario has accepted its proposal to build two ferries with full electric propulsion.
Alfa Laval Bluebox SA Aims At Removing Oily Water Discharge Risks
With the tamper-proof Alfa Laval BlueBox SA, a stand-alone oil content monitor and data recorder, Alfa Laval is providing peace of mind to ship owners and operators.
Watch: Earthrise – Gothenburg’s Green Port
Ninety percent of world trade is transported by ships at sea. Traditionally this has been considered a greener method of transport than road or air, but toxic pollution from ships kills tens of thousands of people every year.
Fincantieri And Viking Sign Agreement For 6 Further Ships
Fincantieri and Viking have announced that they entered an agreement for 6 further ocean ships, which would lead to a total number of 16 units built in cooperation between the two companies.