NYK concludes a contract for the construction and Charter of Dual-Fuel Methanol VLCC

NYK Contracts Innovative Dual-Fuel Methanol VLCC for Sustainable Shipping Future

NYK has signed a contract to build and charter a cutting-edge VLCC with a methanol-powered main engine, aiming for lower carbon emissions. Partnering with Idemitsu Tanker and Nippon Shipyard, this environmentally friendly vessel meets Malacca Max standards. NYK’s commitment to sustainability includes using green methanol and renewable energy sources for emission reductions.

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First Ammonia-Fueled Tugboat Achieves GHG Reduction by 95%

The world’s first commercial-use ammonia-fueled vessel, Sakigake, completed a successful three-month demonstration voyage in Tokyo Bay. Owned by NYK, it achieved a 95% greenhouse gas emission reduction, showcasing ammonia’s potential as maritime fuel. The 272-ton tug, originally LNG-fueled, marked a milestone in alternative fuel operations in the maritime industry.

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Japan Advances Ammonia Value Chain with First Ammonia-Fueled Medium Gas Carrier Charter

Japan’s NYK Line and Yara Clean Ammonia have signed the first charter for an ammonia-fueled medium gas carrier, advancing the establishment of the ammonia value chain. This initiative, part of Japan’s Green Innovation Project, aims to develop ammonia as a maritime fuel, addressing emissions and enhancing shipping decarbonization efforts.

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First Japanese-flagged Cruise Ship in 35 Years Launches with Luxury Amenities

The Asuka III, the first Japanese-flagged cruise ship in 35 years, is a symbol of growth in the Japanese cruise market. With luxurious amenities and a focus on Japanese preferences, the ship will offer a unique experience for passengers. Its construction in Germany marks a new chapter for Japanese cruise operators like NYK and MOL.

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New monitoring system increases the safety of reduced iron

Innovative IoT Technology for Safe Transport of Reduced Iron on Bulk Carriers

NYK Line and MTI have collaborated to develop a patent-pending technology for monitoring the transportation of reduced iron on bulk carriers. The technology utilizes IoT to gather real-time environmental data from cargo holds, helping minimize risks like overheating and explosions. This proactive approach aims to enhance safety and efficiency in seaborne transportation.

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NYK and TBG Receive Approval for Safe Ammonia Fuel Supply System

NYK and TB Global Technologies Ltd. (TBG) have received approval in principle from ClassNK for their ship-to-ship supply of fuel ammonia. The key feature of their system is an emergency-release mechanism developed by TBG. NYK shared design data for their ABV and provided expertise on handling ammonia, gained from operating Japan’s first LNG bunkering vessel.

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NYK and Oono Development Partner for Green Ship Recycling in Japan

Japan’s NYK and Oono Development Company are collaborating to explore green ship recycling potential in Japan. Emphasizing eco-friendly practices and circular economy support, the partnership aims to commercialize ship recycling. With the rising interest in recycling materials, the focus is on utilizing high-quality steel from ships for construction and other industries.

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