28 November 2024
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.
Naval & Engineering
This category is all about the technical side of maritime operations, with news and analysis on shipbuilding, naval architecture, and marine engineering.
The reason why underwater cables are so expensive
Why underwater cables are so expensive? Get up to speed on underwater cables construction, application, recycle while also advanced cable laying vessels.
Underwater cleaning of ship hull – Explained
This is everything you need to know about commercial underwater cleaning operations for a ship hull and its dangers.
Zero-emission passenger sailing ship lays keel
Brodosplit shipyard marked the beginning of the construction of a zero-emission passenger ship with electric generator propulsion.
More Air Lubrication Systems on cruise ships
World's largest cruise company to extend installation of air lubrication on ships to reduce fuel consumption, and carbon emissions.
Seawater lubricated shaft line to reduce emissions
The shipping industry has to get rid of the oil-lubricated shaft line and replace it with one lubricated by seawater.
A solution to prevent scrubber discharge pipe corrosion
Wärtsilä Maersk have provided the permanent solution to solve pipe corrosion problems associated with open-loop scrubber washwater discharge.
Scrubber market size to reach $16.4 Billion by 2030
The Global Marine Scrubber Market Size is estimated to reach USD 16,382 Million by 2030; growing at a CAGR of 18.8% from 2022 to 2030.
Greek BWTS maker launches Shore Power Solution
ERMA FIRST has launched BLUE CONNECT, a revolutionary high-voltage shore power solution for the marine industry.
Molten Salt Reactor (MSR): Nuclear Explained
A new type of nuclear-powered vessel is on the horizon, using the Molten Salt Reactor (MSR). What is MSR? How does it work?