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Ship&Offshore
07.10.2025
Shipbuilding

Goltens and IPCO Power join forces to boost ship fuel efficiency and sustainability

Goltens Worldwide and IPCO Power have signed a strategic collaboration agreement to help shipowners improve fuel efficiency and sustainability through a fully integrated service offering.

The partnership combines IPCO Power’s fuel homogenisation…

Ship&Offshore
07.10.2025
Ship Operation

SEA-LNG highlights progress on methane decarbonisation

Significant advances have been made on reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from LNG as a marine fuel recently, says industry body SEA-LNG, as it notes developments in bunkering liquefied biomethane and the advance of technologies to reduce…

Ship&Offshore
06.10.2025
Shipbuilding

Anemoi wind sails installed on U-Ming bulker

Four 35m-tall rotor sails from London-based wind propulsion specialist, Anemoi Marine Technologies Ltd, have been installed on the 325,000dwt ore carrier, Grand Pioneer. The vessel, owned by Taiwan’s U-Ming Marine Transport Corporation, is on…

Ship&Offshore
02.10.2025
Ports & Logistics

Hydrogen-powered straddle carrier on trial in Hamburg

Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) is testing a straddle carrier powered by a hydrogen fuel cell at the Container Terminal Tollerort (CTT). The straddle carrier has been designed and built by Finland’s Konecranes and the prototype is now being…

Ship&Offshore
30.09.2025
Offshore

Jan de Nul orders new vessel to protect subsea infrastructure

Belgium’s marine and offshore engineering company, Jan de Nul, has ordered its largest rock installation vessel so far. The 37,000dwt George W. Goethals will be deployed to protect of subsea energy grids and critical offshore energy infrastructure.…

Ship&Offshore
30.09.2025
Shipbuilding

Remontowa starts work on electric ferries for Scotland

Steel-cutting at Remontowa’s Gdańsk shipyard has started the construction of seven new loch-class electric ferries for Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) to be deployed on small island services in Scotland.

The steel-cutting event marks the…

Ship&Offshore
29.09.2025
Offshore

Cadeler takes delivery of ‘all-in-one’ WIV

Copenhagen-based Cadeler, a specialist in offshore wind engineering projects, has taken delivery of the first of three A-class wind installation vessels (WIV), the Wind Ally. The ship was named at a recent ceremony at Cosco’s shipyard in Qidong and…

Ship&Offshore
29.09.2025
Shipbuilding

Allseas chooses Vuyk for new heavy-lift design

Switzerland-based heavy-lift marine engineering company, Allseas, has engaged Vuyk Engineering of Rotterdam for the design of its new semisubmersible heavy transport vessel, Grand Tour. The ship will enable the transfer of heavy plant to the…

Ship&Offshore
26.09.2025
Critical Infrastructure

Kongsberg and Aker unveil drone detection system

Kongsberg Discovery and Aker Solutions have demonstrated a drone detection system in Stavanger. Kongsberg’s Drone Detection Radar heralds the start of a series of infrastructure products relating to security and situational awareness in the North…

Ship&Offshore
26.09.2025
Shipbuilding

Everllence reports successful tests of ethanol-fuelled engine

Augsburg-based Everllence has completed successful tests of the world’s first ethanol-fuelled two-stroke engine. The 90-bore ME-LGIM engine, tested in Japan, ran efficiently across all load points.

The engine firm has led the way in development of…

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