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Bound4blue achieves daily savings on wind-powered ro-ro ships

The Ville de Bordeaux achieved savings of up to 5.4 tons of fuel in a single day with no weather routing.

Through an integrated water cooling system, AQUBE guarantees thermal stability and efficiency under demanding conditions.

The operation used 95% of the Edda Freya's crane capacity to install the 400-tonne structure at a depth of 1,350 meters.

The Long Beach operation underscores its leadership in ship-to-ship LNG bunkering, a key segment for the future of clean shipping.

It is the largest dual-fuel vessel ever added to Maersk's fleet, with a capacity of 17,480 TEU.

This development manages to extinguish the fire while deactivating the battery cells, minimizing the risk of fire reactivation.

KCI will design the HVDC substructures that will connect North Sea wind farms to the German onshore grid via 525 kV and 2 GW systems.

Norway continues to pioneer large-scale solutions to combat climate change and reduce industrial emissions in Europe.

Naalak Nappaaluk is designed to operate in arctic conditions and will serve as the primary oceanographic research platform in Canada.

With almost 50 years of history in the industry and more than 300 tugboats delivered worldwide.

The Boreas can install offshore wind turbines of more than 20 MW, with a height similar to the Eiffel Tower.

The freighter Adalynn is reportedly linked to an opaque operations fleet, known as the “dark fleet”, active in the Persian Gulf.