Incat, an Australian shipbuilder, has launched Hull 096, the largest battery-powered vessel ever. Commissioned by Buquebus, this 130-meter electric ferry can carry 2,100 passengers and 225 vehicles across the River Plate, marking a significant leap in sustainable marine transport. Its advanced technology showcases the future of eco-friendly shipping.
HD Hyundai Mipo, a subsidiary of HD Hyundai Shipbuilding, recently launched the world’s largest liquefied carbon dioxide (LCO2) carrier at its Ulsan shipyard. This vessel, capable of carrying up to 22,000 cubic meters of LCO2, marks a significant milestone in the industry. The Vessel is designed with advanced features like Bi-lobe type storage tanks.
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.
V.Ships, a part of V.Group, has partnered with REV Ocean to provide ship management services for the world’s largest research vessel. Equipped with advanced technology, the vessel will focus on addressing marine ecosystem issues. Scheduled for operation in 2027, it will accommodate scientists and experts conducting research on ocean sustainability.
