India Invests Billions in Maritime Industry with Damen Shipbuilder Partnership

India’s ambitious plans to invest in its maritime industry have attracted the attention of Dutch shipbuilder Damen, who recently signed a memorandum of understanding with Square Port Shipyard to develop a shipyard in India. This partnership aims to bring Damen’s expertise and technology to the region, supporting India’s growing maritime sector and economic development.

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New Damen D16 Engine Achieves EU Stage V Certification

Damen Shipyards Group introduces the Damen D16 engine, now EU stage V certified, in partnership with Volvo Penta. This sustainable solution reduces emissions and enhances power efficiency, meeting stringent regulations for a cleaner maritime industry. With the ability to run on HVO, the D16 offers even greater CO2 reductions, making it a versatile and environmentally conscious choice for vessel owners.

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Insolvency Threatens Damen Mangalia Shipyard’s Future

The dispute between Damen and the Romanian government over the Mangalia shipyard escalated as insolvency proceedings were initiated. Damen, which took control in 2018, faced challenges due to industry downturn and government interference. The court aims to define a recovery strategy for the yard, once a thriving joint venture with Daewoo, now struggling in a competitive market.

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Damen Introduces Vessel-to-Vessel Charging for Offshore Wind Farms

Damen Shipyards Group tackles the challenge of charging fully electric Crew Transfer Vessels at wind farms with a vessel-to-vessel charging design. By integrating large battery systems on vessels like CSOVs, Damen ensures energy access without compromising capabilities. The automated charging system, developed by MJR, allows for efficient charging between vessels, enhancing crew transfer operations at offshore wind farms.

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BC Ferries selects Damen to construct its inaugural fully-electric RoRos

Canada’s BC Ferries awarded Damen Shipyards Group the shipbuilding contract for four unique hybrid electric vessels. These vessels will operate exclusively in battery-electric mode, using renewable BC Hydro electricity to power the charging stations. The ships will have a capacity for up to 390 passengers and 47 vehicles, and will use renewable energy and advanced environmental systems.

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