Union Maritime and BAR Technologies have received regulatory approval for their LNG dual-fueled tankers, featuring WindWings propulsion systems. This significant milestone, confirmed by the Marshall Islands flag after a Lloyd’s Register review, showcases the integration of advanced technologies into maritime operations, emphasizing safety and regulatory compliance.
Lloyd’s Register has granted Approval in Principle to HD Hyundai Heavy Industries for its next-generation LNG carrier design. This innovative vessel features a forward accommodation layout and an integrated Wind Challenger, enhancing propulsion efficiency and allowing for future integration of alternative fuels and battery storage to meet evolving regulations.
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has acquired Ocean Technologies Group (OTG), solidifying its position as a leader in maritime digitalization and decarbonization. With previous acquisitions of OneOcean and a stake in ISF Watchkeeper, LR now offers enhanced safety, value, and sustainable growth for clients. The merger integrates human capital management and operational software.
Estonian State Fleet is set to launch one of the largest hydrogen-fueled, electric RoPax ferries in 2026. The design, certified by Lloyd’s Register, prioritizes energy efficiency and green technology. With over 1,000 linear meters for cars and increased passenger space, the ferry aims to lead in innovation and autonomy within the industry.
