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Ship&Offshore
23.03.2023
Offshore

MSS changes hands within A.P. Møller group

A.P. Møller Holding AS has paid USD 685 million to acquire Maersk Supply Service AS (MSS) from A.P. Møller-Maersk AS. The transfer of ownership is the latest move in the group’s strategy to channel A.P. Møller-Maersk into focusing on transport and…

Ship&Offshore
21.03.2023
Shipbuilding

BV to class hybrid ferries for Hong Kong

Bureau Veritas (BV) is to class two hybrid double-ended ferries designed by Netherlands-based CoCo Yachts for operation by Sun Ferry Services Company Limited in Hong Kong. The two vessels will carry about four million passengers a year between…

Ship&Offshore
20.03.2023
Shipbuilding

Carbon capture system awarded AiP

Norway’s Rotoboost AS has received Approval in Principle (AiP) from Lloyd’s Register (LR) for its pre-combustion carbon capture system, Rotobox. The technology, suitable for LNG carriers and other LNG-fuelled vessels, is based on a thermocatalytic…

Ship&Offshore
20.03.2023
Ship Operation

Comms and SaaS providers to enhance digital options

Communications firm, Marlink, and ABS-affiliated software-as-a-service (SaaS) company, ABS WavesightTM, are to collaborate on optimised connectivity in the provision of services and data to clients’ ships.

The agreement will result in connections…

Ship&Offshore
17.03.2023
Offshore

DNV study reveals offshore hydrogen potential

A study undertaken by DNV, commissioned by infrastructure system operators Gascade and Fluxys, has revealed the importance of offshore hydrogen production in Europe’s future energy mix. The sector is likely to play a key role, both as a means of…

Ship&Offshore
17.03.2023
Shipbuilding

Damen supplies rudder and steering gear for research vessel

Damen Marine Components (DMC) has supplied a high-lift Barke® flap rudder and piston-type steering gear for a research ship, the Prinsesse Ingrid Alexandra. The 35m-long vessel has been built by Holland Shipyards Group in Hardinxveld-Giessendam for…

Ship&Offshore
16.03.2023
Shipbuilding

RINA grants AiP for methanol-ready engine

Italian classification society, RINA, has awarded an Approval in Principle (AiP) to MAN Energy Solutions for its methanol-ready, four-stroke 32/44CR engine. The AiP relates to possible conversion of the engine so that it can become a dual-fuel unit…

Ship&Offshore
13.03.2023
Offshore

DNV awards AiP for floating ammonia plant

An industrial-scale concept for a floating green ammonia plant developed by Netherlands-based SwitchH2 BV and Norway’s BW Offshore has been awarded Approval in Principle (AiP) by classification society DNV.

The concept, known as NH3 FPSO, will be…

Ship&Offshore
10.03.2023
Comment

Editorial of Ship&Offshore 2/2023: From cradle to grave

The end of life of a ship is – similar to living beings – something we sometimes deal with unwillingly or too little. The vessel has done its job, made profits at best, and now has to quit. When we talk about recycling ships, most of us have images…

Ship&Offshore
10.03.2023
Shipbuilding

First order for G80 dual-fuel methanol engine

MAN B&W has landed another order for dual-fuelled methanol engines. Shipbuilders Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries Co and HK Shipbuilding & Construction Co have ordered MAN B&W G80ME-LGIM engines for nine 9,000-TEU container ships being built for…