A new pedestrian and cycle bridge has arrived in Stockholm from Poland, delivered in six sections, the heaviest weighing 152 tons. This project enhances connectivity between Södermalm and the Old City, promoting sustainable transport. Scheduled to open in early 2027, it represents a significant advancement in urban infrastructure.
Lloyd’s Register, EXMAR, and the Belgian FPS for Mobility and Transport have developed interim guidelines for the safe use of ammonia as fuel on gas carriers. This initiative, which began over two years ago, aims to facilitate the maritime industry’s transition to sustainable fuel alternatives, addressing safety concerns while promoting flexibility in vessel design.
The oil tanker market is grappling with a fierce shortage, leading new vessels, usually designated for refined fuels, to pivot to crude transport. In a stark contrast to 2024, six supertankers made empty maiden voyages to load crude oil this year, driven by soaring demand and shifting shipping dynamics.
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong concluded his visit to the Philippines, highlighting strong bilateral ties. His trip coincided with the delivery of five new RoPax vessels from Greenbay Marine to the Archipelago Philippine Ferries Corporation, aimed at enhancing domestic transportation and improving connectivity across the islands.
Kongsberg Maritime is revolutionizing the transportation and installation of floating offshore wind turbines with innovative methods. Their solutions streamline the entire process, from anchor and mooring installation to electrical cable pull-in, ensuring efficient connection to energy grids. New vessel designs and methodologies are key elements, enhancing efficiency and safety in offshore wind projects.
