Power & Propulsion – Page 28
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NewsPropulsion focus for 4th CMN webinar
With over 350 delegates registered already with six weeks still to go, The Commercial Marine Network’s fourth decarbonisation webinar, sponsored by Castoldi, is gathering considerable momentum.
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NewsDeepspeed aims for larger units
Italian company DeepSpeed which has developed an innovative concept of electric pod drive is now changing its focus towards larger versions after a successful fund raising drive.
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VHF wireless charging for vessels
A UK company is working hard to develop a new type of charging system for electric vessels which it claims could have a big impact on marine operations.
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News16-cylinder diesel meets toughest US regulations
Rolls-Royce has received EPA Tier 4 certification for its MTU propulsion systems based on its Series 4000 M65L 16-cylinder diesel engines.
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NewsNew rules published for wind propulsion systems
A global classification society is helping lead the charge towards decarbonisation with its recent publication of new rules for wind propulsion systems.
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NewsCremyll ferry to go electric
Plymouth based Voyager Boatyard will receive funding to design and build an electric ferry that will operate on the commuter route between Plymouth and South East Cornwall, UK.
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NewsVolvo Penta’s first EU stage V diesel
Using its established IMO Tier III technology, Volvo Penta will begin supplying four-stroke D8 and D13 engines for diesel inboard, marine genset and auxiliary applications that comply with EU Stage V emissions regulations.
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NewsLarger fuel cells for marine applications
Norwegian company TECO2030 has developed a 400kW fuel cell that is currently undergoing type-approval for marine applications.
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NewsPhinergy gets support from Yara Marine
Norwegian company Yara Marine Technologies has agreed to give financial and other support to Phinergy Marine, a company that has developed container housed aluminium air battery systems.
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NewsCaterpillar upgrades C32B engine
Following the successful launch of the C32B version of the long established C32 marine diesel, Caterpillar has now introduced a further upgrade of this engine.
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NewsBattery project to drive clean energy shift
A new research and innovation project aims to cut the cost of today’s marine battery electric drivetrains in half and relieve ship owners of the burden of capital expense.
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NewsExhaust system installation successful
Emissions are minimised on a new exploration, research and media vessel, thanks to its IMO Tier III compliant exhaust system.
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NewsHybrid upgrades to give vessels more attractive environmental profiles
The Wärtsilä Hybrid Upgrade solution, has been selected for retrofitting two offshore construction vessels owned by Norwegian operator Østensjø Rederi.
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SponsoredProteum and Moteurs Baudouin helping JST to change lives
At Proteum with the support of Moteurs Baudouin we didn’t even think twice about supporting the refit of Jubilee Sailing Trust, tall ship Tenacious. JST is a charity which changes lives through adventure and exploration, so to find out more about how we supported this charity please read on…
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NewsSonihull to supply antifouling for waterjets
Antifouling systems company, Sonihull, has signed an agreement with Kongsberg Maritime to be the latter’s sole-supplier of ultrasonic antifouling systems.
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NewsVoith propulsion for hybrid ferries
Voith will supply the propulsion system for two hybrid passenger ferries that will operate on Lake Geneva.
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NewsAdd hydrogen for a cleaner burn
Ecomotus has unveiled the Eco Pro, a standalone catalytic hydrogen system designed to reduce emissions and work in harmony with existing combustion engines.
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NewsPropulsion deals for new pilot boats
Propulsion package deals have been announced for nine new pilot boats to be built by Goodchild Marine Services for ABP Ports.
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NewsServogear’s Ecoflow Propulsor advances ferry
Servogear’s Ecoflow Propulsor system has been delivered to an EU-funded emission-free fast ferry project.
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NewsFirst marine lithium sulphur batteries
A plan to exploit the benefits of using lithium sulphur batteries instead of the normal lithium ion batteries in a marine application is being developed by British company Oxis Energy.
