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This sub-category can feature articles related to the latest advancements in shipbuilding, vessel designs, and marine engineering technology. It could also include news on new contracts, partnerships, and trends in the shipbuilding industry.

Riding the Winds of Change: Japan’s Groundbreaking Floating Offshore Wind Turbine

Reinventing the Wind Turbine A collection of Japanese corporations has joined forces to revolutionize the concept of floating offshore wind turbines. The project promises not only a more efficient manufacturing process but also a significant reduction in both construction and maintenance costs. Their brainchild is a vertical axis wind turbine that, they predict, will herald […]

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Embracing Green Maritime: Japan’s Tugboat Scheduled for Ammonia Conversion

Honing in on the bid to create a greener future, NYK of Japan gears up for an incredible transformation. The maritime behemoth’s tugboat, Sakigake, has recently filled its tanks with Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) for the last time, signaling an innovative change on the horizon. A Groundbreaking Decision Sealed with the Last LNG Bunkering Ever

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The Green Future of Rotterdam’s Port: A Leap Towards Increased Shore Power Capacity

In a synergic convergence of minds and resources echoed in terminals worldwide, the Dutch port of Rotterdam stands ready to integrate substantive changes toward green efficiencies. This much-awaited transformation comes as Rotterdam Shortsea Terminals (RST) unites with ship operator Samskip to trial an enhanced shore power scheme. A Pioneering Initiative Unfolding This forward-thinking initiative paves

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Sailing Towards the Future: The Rise of Autonomous Water Taxis in Busan

The robotic revolution is knocking on the doors of South Korea’s seaports as Avikus, a top-tier leader in autonomous navigation technology and an affiliate of HD Hyundai, seals a groundbreaking deal to pioneer autonomous water taxis in the bustling city of Busan. Set to make waves in 2025, this ground-breaking venture is an illustrious collaboration

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A Leap Towards Greener Maritime Shipping: Retrofit Solutions for Marine Engines

MAN Energy Solutions, in conjunction with WTZ Roßlau gGmbh and TU-Darmstadt, recently declared its intention to develop retrofit solutions for medium-speed marine engines. The unveiling of this ambitious three-year initiative symbolizes the onset of a refreshing, ecologically positive chapter in the nautical technology spectrum. The Groundbreaking ‘CliNeR-ECo’ Project Coined ‘CliNeR-ECo,’ the project is primarily financed

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Unveiling Ponant’s Revolutionary Cruise  

Amid growing environmental concerns, the luxurious cruise line Ponant is making great strides in revolutionizing the cruise industry. The company has disclosed an unprecedented design for an emission-cutting cruise ship, integrating various cutting-edge propulsion technologies.  Selection of an Appropriate Shipyard Ponant is currently focusing its efforts on securing a competent shipyard to undertake the construction

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Unlocking the Future of Maritime Shipping: Canada’s First Fully Electric Tugboat Sets Sail

The Dawn of a Maritime Revolution A monumental milestone in Canada’s maritime industry is finally here—the introduction of HaiSea Wamis, the nation’s first fully electric tugboat. This high-powered vessel, crafted by the prolific Sanmar Shipyards in Turkey, independently blazes a trail in harbor tugs’ fleet. It is the debutant in a triad of Robert Allan

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Transforming the North Sea: UK Approves Massive Offshore Wind Farm 

Off the venerable Yorkshire Coast, a new energy powerhouse emerges. Danish utility, Ørsted, has obtained the green light for Hornsea Four, a colossal offshore wind farm project tucked within the gusty expanse of the UK North Sea. Situated around 69km off the coast, the 2.6 GW Hornsea Four holds the title of the second-largest UK

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A New Wave of Electric Harbor Craft: Singapore Leads The Way 

Singapore’s Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) has decided to ring in a new era for the maritime industry by seeking innovative proposals for entirely electric harbor craft. A recent statement reveals the authority’s aim to revolutionize harbor activity and drastically reduce marine pollution. Charting a Course Towards Sustainable Harbors  The issuance of the expression of

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Harnessing the Wind: Taiwan’s First Domestically-built Turbine Installation Vessel 

Revolutionizing the renewable energy sector, Taiwan proudly launched its first domestically crafted wind turbine installation vessel, the Green Jade. This high-capacity vessel is aligned with the green initiatives that the industry is moving towards and sets new standards for sustainability and effectiveness. Designed to carry the next generation of large wind turbines, its strategic capabilities

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