23 September 2023
The first biofuel separators in the marine industry
Alfa Laval has developed separators for biofuel, which have an increase in demand as shipowners seek solutions to decarbonization.
Naval & Engineering
This category is all about the technical side of maritime operations, with news and analysis on shipbuilding, naval architecture, and marine engineering.
What are the Tests & Trials that a ship undergoes?
Both a merchant and a naval ship require extensive tests and trials in order to handle the weather conditions and operational challenges.
More than 160 LNG carriers ordered in 2022
The year 2022 saw an ordering spree for LNG carriers, amid spiking demand for LNG driven by the ongoing geopolitical turbulence in Europe.
Which Turkish shipbreaking yards failed the EU list?
Two Turkish yards have failed to remain on the EU shipbreaking List of Recycling facilities since they did not meet the union’s regulations.
Compressed hydrogen carrier – First design approval
Provaris Energy has obtained design approval from the classification society ABS for its compressed hydrogen carrier H2Neo.
How cruise ships evolved in the past century?
Cruise ships are a great innovation in sea-going vehicles which have vastly evolved in the past century. See how much.
Dual Fuel engine using hydrogen gas as fuel
ClassNK issued AiP for a dual fuel engine using hydrogen gas as and related machinery systems and arrangements for a 160k LH2 carrier.
How is the life inside Offshore rigs in the ocean?
Life in the middle of the ocean on these far-away offshore rigs and the facilities provided with the platform.
The Problems for South Korea Shipbuilding Industry
South Korean shipbuilders had led the industry but are facing growing challenges and recently slipped back into second place for new orders.
Greek shipowner orders additional scrubber systems
Greek shipowner Safe Bulkers has placed an order for additional scrubber systems to Alfa Laval, increasing the total to 25.