What could a sophisticated data- and analytics-driven supply chain in the container segment look like? Jan-Olaf Probst, Business Director – Containerships at DNV, shares a possible future of a fully digitalized and decarbonized market and what it will take to get there. Let’s imagine that one afternoon in 2050, a young woman opens her front …
Containership 2050: When the box becomes the customer Read More »
Today, the Transportation Institute (TI) released a comprehensive study by Ernst & Young (EY) evaluating the Jones Act and its implications on freight rates, container availability, port congestion, and carrier performance in the Caribbean Region relative to global averages. The study evaluated the timeframe between January 2019 and December 2021 and captured the heightened volatility …
NEW EY Study: Jones Act Shipping – More Affordable and Reliable Delivery for Puerto Rico Read More »
MacGregor, part of Cargotec, has been selected to supply two self-contained traction winch systems for a geological survey drilling vessel owned by Guangzhou Marine Geological Survey (GMGS), a subsidiary of China’s Ministry of Natural Resources, together with HongHai Marine. HongHai Marine is MacGregor’s partner in China, focusing on MacGregor deck machinery integration and service in …
Ship design for CO₂ carriage is evolving rapidly with yards exploring various ship sizes and different pressure/temperature capabilities. While only a handful of small vessels have been ordered to date, there are strong indications that demand for CO₂ carriage will grow. Interest in the sector during Q2-2022 has outstripped even our expectations, but this interest …
Shipowners and charterers carrying commodities in the Indian Ocean are unlikely to see lower insurance premiums in the near term despite industry bodies’ decision to remove the region’s High Risk Area, or HRA, status, several maritime executives said Aug. 23. The piracy situation near Somalia has improved, which has warranted the decision of key international …
• Regreso a la senda de referencia de 2019 como año precovid• Este mes de julio ya se movieron más pasajeros que en la misma treintena del año 2019 La Autoridad Portuaria de Santa Cruz de Tenerife batió ya en sus instalaciones, entre enero y julio de este año, los tres millones de pasajeros al …
Puertos de Tenerife vuelve a batir de enero a julio los tres millones de pasajeros Read More »
While we are keeping a close eye on the progress of the 15 MW and 16 MW wind turbines that are now in the prototype stage, the Danish Energy Agency (DEA) is considering the possibility that four times more powerful models could be available during the construction of offshore wind farms around the country’s energy …
Danes talk 62 MW offshore wind turbines for North Sea Energy Island Read More »
The world’s largest semi-submersible crane vessel is en route to a yard in Norway to perform an installation job for a giant new FPSO. Premium content Checking for account. You need javascript to validate your login status. Premium Premium content Premium content Subscribe to continue Become a PREMIUM Subscriber Do not want to miss out …
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Illustration; Image by Offshore Energy Exiting and revolutionary designs of new ships are hitting the headlines. Ammonia-ready, hydrogen-ready, or even nuclear-powered ships fitted with air-lubrication systems and rotor sails are coming to replace the existing fleet. The ultimate goal is to decarbonize the shipping industry with innovative ship designs, alternative fuels, and smart, fuel-saving technological …
The Israeli Electricity Authority (IEA) has set an official feed-in-tariff (FIT) for Eco Wave Power’s newly installed wave energy pilot project at the Port of Jaffa in Tel Aviv, Israel. The ‘EWP-EDF One’ project (Courtesy of Eco Wave Power) With the FIT in place, the Israeli Electric Company (IEC) started operations to officially connect the …
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