World’s Largest Suction Sails Installed on Juice Carrier for Enhanced Efficiency and Emission Reduction

Bound4blue has successfully installed the world’s largest suction sails on the MV Atlantic Orchard, a specialized juice carrier chartered by Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) and owned by Wisby Tankers AB. The four 26-meter high eSAILs® were fitted during the vessel’s 10-year survey at Astander Shipyard in Spain, ensuring optimal efficiency.

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Spark Gas Conversion Reduces Methane Slip On LNG

Methane Emission Reduction Solution Launched for Dual-Fuel Engines

Wärtsilä introduces a methane slip reduction solution for its Wärtsilä 50DF dual-fuel engine, converting it to spark gas operation. This technology reduces methane emissions by up to 75% compared to the standard engine, making it more efficient and environmentally friendly. Chevron is already onboard with converting engines on its LNG carriers to spark gas.

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Singapore Launches Maritime Digital Twin to Enhance Port Operations and Sustainability

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has partnered with GovTech to create Singapore’s first Maritime Digital Twin. Launched on March 24, 2025, this innovative tool utilizes real-time data and AI to optimize port operations and enhance safety protocols. Collaborations with industry leaders
demonstrate MPA’s commitment to driving innovation in the maritime sector.

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Macgregor Launches Digital Carbon Calculator

Carbon Calculator Launched for Emission Reduction in Container Shipping

MacGregor, a part of Cargotec, has developed a new digital Carbon Calculator to help container shipping companies estimate the reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by upgrading their container cargo system with MacGregor Cargo Boost. This tool provides insights into the environmental and financial benefits of implementing the Cargo Boost solution on vessels.

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Maritime Robotics deepens collaboration to advance sustainability efforts

Maritime Robotics and AKVA group Helgeland Plast announced on Earth Day their collaboration to manufacture Maritime Robotics’ Mariner USV hulls using climate-neutral materials. This shift from fossil to plant-based materials supports a greener future without compromising quality and safety, showcasing a commitment to sustainability in maritime technology.

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