Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) is participating in NavHyS, a European initiative promoting liquid hydrogen in maritime applications. Collaborating with ArianeGroup, BV will provide Approvals in Principle for hydrogen storage systems, enhancing vessel safety. The project aims to decarbonize shipping, focusing on innovative below-deck LH₂ tank designs for service operation vessels.
ABS and the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) have partnered to drive innovation in maritime technology and talent development. The MoU focuses on research in vessel system design and virtual reality tools. The collaboration aims to offer upskilling opportunities through SIT’s programs and prepare students for successful careers in the maritime industry.
BAR Technologies and CM Energy Tech Co., Ltd (CMET) have joined forces to introduce new WindWings for Handymax bulkers, chemical tankers, and general cargo vessels. These innovative models feature a fail-safe self-feathering system and patented three-element wing design, promising increased efficiency and sustainability in vessel propulsion. This collaboration marks a significant advancement in wind-assisted technology.
MAN Energy Solutions has seen a surge in orders for their MAN B&W G95ME-LGIM Mk 10.5 methanol engines for VLCVs. With 95 orders since 2021, these engines are gaining popularity in the marine industry’s push for lower emissions. Methanol, methane, and ammonia are crucial fuels for reducing carbon footprints, with methanol showing significant promise.
