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Cutting Carbon Emissions at the Port of Detroit
The maritime industry is responsible for 3% of global emissions.
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Company announces design of Super-Efficient Bulker (Bulk Carrier)
The "Super-Efficient Bulker" can reduce fuel costs by more than half compared to conventional vessels.
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Tidal energy platform dismantled in Orkney Islands
OpenHydro's device was the first tidal turbine to generate electricity for the UK national grid.
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Submarine cable repair vessel launched on the market
The vessel can operate in shallow or very deep waters thanks to its 8-point mooring system and DP2 capabilities.
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First demonstration of ammonia engine and other marine technologies in South Korea
The demonstration included high-pressure ammonia injection into the combustion chamber of a marine engine.
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Study reveals that ammonia reduces shipping emissions
The study follows the standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and has been reviewed by academic experts from different institutions.
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Rosslare Europort Unveils Bold Plan for Offshore Wind Energy Boost
The proposed ORE center in the Irish port is designed to support the growing offshore wind sector.
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Hydrogen-powered ferries to be developed by MAN Cryo in Norway
This project will phase in two new RoPax vessels, designed by The Norwegian Ship Design Company.
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Methanol supply vessel design presented for SPINE project
The designed vessel incorporates digital twin technology and electric powertrain architecture, enabling future fuel cell upgrades and reducing environmental noise.
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IKEA and HMM adopt biofuel technology to reduce carbon emissions
IKEA has signed similar agreements with Hapag-Lloyd to use the "Ship Green 100" biofuel option.
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Hudong-Zhonghua LNG bunkering vessel completes gas tests
The vessel is equipped with the first domestic LD compressor and other advanced equipment, achieving a localization rate of over 80%.
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Construction of a new dam for the Panama Canal under consideration
The proposed new reservoir would allow for 11 additional transits, ensuring a reliable water supply for global commerce and human consumption.