Cochin Shipyard Limited and Svitzer have commenced the construction of four advanced battery-electric tugs, representing a milestone in green maritime technology. This initiative, part of India’s Maritime India Vision 2030, aims to enhance domestic electric propulsion capabilities while promoting sustainability and operational efficiency in port operations, supporting zero emissions when powered by green sources.
Marine charging specialist Seavolt and electric drive manufacturer RAD Propulsion have partnered to offer electric propulsion solutions in Australia and the Pacific region. Seavolt provides marine-grade chargers supported by solar power systems, while RAD Propulsion brings its advanced RAD 40 electric drive system. This collaboration aims to reduce carbon emissions in the maritime industry.
Norway’s DNV partners with South Korea’s HMD and KSOE to develop digital twin-based testing standards for electric propulsion systems in ships. This collaboration focuses on enhancing safety and efficiency by integrating HiL testing methods to address complex vessel system issues. The goal is to establish clear procedures and standards for reliable results in ship systems.
