Rolls-Royce To Extend Naval Repair And Overhaul Services In The Gulf
Rolls-Royce has signed a MoU with UAE based Abu Dhabi Ship Building (ADSB) to provide naval shipbuilding, repair and refit activities across the Gulf region.
Rolls-Royce Simplifies EU MRV Requirements With New Energy Management Module
Rolls-Royce has extended its marine Energy Management solutions with a ‘cloud-based’ fuel consumption and carbon dioxide monitoring module designed to help shipowners meet EU’s MRV regulation.
Corvus Energy ESS Selected By Rolls-Royce For New Multipurpose Hybrid Vessel
Corvus Energy has been selected by Rolls-Royce as the supplier of lithium ion based ESS for Norwegian Coastal Administration’s new multipurpose vessel OV Ryvingen.
Rolls-Royce Joins Forces With Google To Help Make Autonomous Ships A Reality
Rolls-Royce has signed a deal with Google to develop further its intelligent awareness systems which are making existing vessels safer and are essential to making autonomous ships a reality.
Rolls-Royce Acquires Technology For Electrically-Assisted Charging Of MTU Engines
Rolls-Royce has acquired from G+L innotec the exclusive rights of use for a new technology for the electrically-assisted charging of off-highway combustion engines in the power range above 450 kW.
Rolls-Royce And Inmarsat Sign Ship Energy Management Agreement
Rolls-Royce and Inmarsat have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to have the option to make the company’s Energy Management system available via Inmarsat Maritime’s Fleet Xpress high-speed broadband service.
Rolls-Royce Delivers First EPA Tier 4-Compliant Propulsion For 3 Catamaran Ferries
Rolls-Royce has won the order for delivering its first EPA Tier 4-compliant propulsion systems from MTU to WETA for installation in three brand-new catamaran ferries.
Rolls-Royce Reveals Plans For Autonomous Naval Vessel
The vessel concept is capable of operating beyond the horizon for over 100 days, will displace 700 tonnes and reach speeds above 25 knots.
Rolls-Royce Engines To Power Harbour Tugs Of Sanmar Shipyards
Rolls-Royce and Sanmar Shipyards in Turkey have signed a contract for the delivery of eight MTU Series 4000 engines for four new terminal tugs.