Compagnie Maritime Monégasque (CMM)

A CMM Apoia a Campanha do Outubro Rosa A CMM tem orgulho de apoiar o Outubro Rosa, um movimento global que conscientiza sobre a importância da prevenção e do diagnóstico precoce do câncer de mama. Acreditamos que a informação e a prevenção são ferramentas essenciais na luta contra essa doença. Por isso, estamos comprometidos em promover ações que incentivem nossos colaboradores, parceiros e a comunidade a realizarem exames regulares e cuidarem da saúde. Durante o mês de outubro, a CMM reafirma seu compromisso com essa causa, distribuindo materiais informativos e reforçando a importância da prevenção. Nosso objetivo é criar um ambiente de trabalho que priorize a saúde e o bem-estar de todos. Juntos, podemos fazer a diferença na vida de muitas pessoas e destacar a importância da prevenção. O cuidado com a saúde começa com a informação, e a CMM está ao lado de todos nessa luta. Outubro Rosa: prevenir é um ato de amor! 🎀

Excelente encontro entre nosso COO Capt Bertrand L. e alguns de nossos gerentes, com a tripulação da CMM Velocity e CMM Celerity. Pedro Varela Bruno Azevedo Viviane Soares Bruna Mendes Antonio Ramos Augusto Dantas Jairo Silva Bruno Stanziola Pedro Assis Importante alinhar nossa visão de futuro com toda a equipe! Parabéns Driely Carvalho por fazer esse encontro acontecer!

We are proud to support this amazing project! Congratulations, Diana Nijboer, for building the bridges that will allow these incredible children to grow!

Venha nos visitar na ROGe! Será um prazer recebê-los (as) e apresentar nossos projetos!

CMM has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Wärtsilä to develop the first Platform Supply Vessels (PSVs) powered by ethanol. This pioneering initiative is built on a collaborative design concept that leverages Wärtsilä's versatile mulI-fuel engine platform, the Wärtsilä 32. This partnership underscores both companies' commitment to significantly reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.   In a significant development in February 2024, Wärtsilä conducted ground-breaking testing at their Vaasa, Finland, laboratory using ethanol as the primary fuel in a full-scale Wärtsilä 32 engine. These tests confirmed the engine's capability to operate efficiently on a range of fuels, including diesel, biodiesel, heavy fuel oil (HFO), methanol, and ethanol. CMM has secured preliminary financial approval from the Brazilian Merchant Marine Fund (FMM) to construct 10 Offshore Support Vessels (OSVs) in Brazil. Incorporating ethanol into these vessels’ operational strategy aligns with CMM’s vision to develop a fleet of greener vessels for operations both in Brazil and internationally.   CMM’s agreement with Wärtsilä sets a rapid timeline for the construction of the first vessel, marking a significant step towards the industrial application of the Wärtsilä 32 on a multi-fuel platform. Both companies are poised to lead the maritime industry towards a more sustainable future.   Statement from Christophe Vancauwenbergh, CEO of Compagnie Maritime Monegasque: “We are very happy with this collaboration with Wärtsilä to develop the world’s first ethanol-powered application for the marine industry. We intend to build these vessels in Brazil, ensuring that our customers’ operations can achieve substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, thereby presenting a feasible alternative towards a greener future for the maritime industry.”   Statement from Roger Holm, President of Wärtsilä Marine & ExecuIve Vice President at Wärtsilä Corporation:   “With shipping firms under increasing pressure to decarbonize their operations, we, at Wärtsilä, remain dedicated to the development and testing of technologies and solutions aimed for low and zero-carbon marine fuels. We are fully aligned with CMM’s vision to accelerate the maritime industry towards net-zero emissions shipping, with this agreement only cementing our commitment towards pioneering solutions which enable a more sustainable future.”

CMM has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Wärtsilä to develop the first Platform Supply Vessels (PSVs) powered by ethanol. This pioneering initiative is built on a collaborative design concept that leverages Wärtsilä's versatile mulI-fuel engine platform, the Wärtsilä 32. This partnership underscores both companies' commitment to significantly reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.   In a significant development in February 2024, Wärtsilä conducted ground-breaking testing at their Vaasa, Finland, laboratory using ethanol as the primary fuel in a full-scale Wärtsilä 32 engine. These tests confirmed the engine's capability to operate efficiently on a range of fuels, including diesel, biodiesel, heavy fuel oil (HFO), methanol, and ethanol. CMM has secured preliminary financial approval from the Brazilian Merchant Marine Fund (FMM) to construct 10 Offshore Support Vessels (OSVs) in Brazil. Incorporating ethanol into these vessels’ operational strategy aligns with CMM’s vision to develop a fleet of greener vessels for operations both in Brazil and internationally.   CMM’s agreement with Wärtsilä sets a rapid timeline for the construction of the first vessel, marking a significant step towards the industrial application of the Wärtsilä 32 on a multi-fuel platform. Both companies are poised to lead the maritime industry towards a more sustainable future.   Statement from Christophe Vancauwenbergh, CEO of Compagnie Maritime Monegasque: “We are very happy with this collaboration with Wärtsilä to develop the world’s first ethanol-powered application for the marine industry. We intend to build these vessels in Brazil, ensuring that our customers’ operations can achieve substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, thereby presenting a feasible alternative towards a greener future for the maritime industry.”   Statement from Roger Holm, President of Wärtsilä Marine & ExecuIve Vice President at Wärtsilä Corporation:   “With shipping firms under increasing pressure to decarbonize their operations, we, at Wärtsilä, remain dedicated to the development and testing of technologies and solutions aimed for low and zero-carbon marine fuels. We are fully aligned with CMM’s vision to accelerate the maritime industry towards net-zero emissions shipping, with this agreement only cementing our commitment towards pioneering solutions which enable a more sustainable future.”

CMM e Wärtsilä fecham acordo para desenvolver primeiros PSVs movidos a etanol A Compagnie Maritime Monégasque (CMM) e a Wärtsilä assinaram um memorando de entendimento (MoU) com o objetivo de construir os primeiros barcos de apoio marítimo (PSVs) do mundo movidos a etanol. A parceria destaca o compromisso de ambas as empresas em reduzir significativamente as emissões de gases de efeito estufa na indústria marítima. Esta iniciativa pioneira é baseada em um conceito de design colaborativo que utiliza a versátil plataforma de motores multifuel da Wärtsilä , o Wärtsilä 32. Em um avanço significativo em fevereiro deste ano, a Wärtsilä realizou testes bem-sucedidos em seu laboratório em Vaasa, na Finlândia, utilizando etanol como combustível principal em um motor Wärtsilä 32 em escala real. Esses testes inovadores confirmaram a capacidade do motor de operar eficientemente com uma variedade de combustíveis, incluindo diesel, biodiesel, óleo combustível pesado (HFO), metanol e etanol. A CMM obteve aprovação financeira preliminar do Fundo da Marinha Mercante Brasileira (FMM) para construir 10 navios de apoio offshore (OSVs) no Brasil. A incorporação do etanol na estratégia operacional desses navios está alinhada com a visão da CMM de desenvolver uma frota com combustível mais limpo para operações tanto no Brasil quanto internacionalmente. O acordo entre a CMM e a Wärtsilä estabelece um cronograma acelerado para a construção do primeiro navio, marcando um passo significativo em direção à aplicação industrial da plataforma multifuel Wärtsilä 32. Juntas, as duas empresas estão prontas para liderar a indústria marítima rumo a um futuro mais sustentável. "Estamos entusiasmados em colaborar com a Wärtsilä para construir a primeira embarcação movida a etanol no setor marítimo. Nosso objetivo é construir esses navios no Brasil, garantindo que nossos clientes possam alcançar reduções substanciais nas emissões de gases de efeito estufa, apresentando uma alternativa viável para um futuro mais verde no setor marítimo", afirma Christophe Vancauwenbergh, CEO da CMM. "Com as empresas de transporte marítimo sob crescente pressão para descarbonizar suas operações, a Wärtsilä continua dedicada ao desenvolvimento e teste de tecnologias e soluções para combustíveis marinhos de baixo e zero carbono. Estamos totalmente alinhados com a visão da CMM de acelerar a indústria marítima em direção ao transporte com emissões líquidas zero. Este acordo reforça ainda mais nosso compromisso com soluções inovadoras que possibilitam um futuro mais sustentável", declarou Roger Holm, presidente da Wärtsilä Marine e vice-presidente executivo da Wärtsilä Corporation.

🌍 Exciting News from CMM! 🌱 Compagnie Maritime Monégasque (CMM) is proud to announce a $94 million financing deal with Summit Ridge Capital Partners, supported by advisory and co-investment from Panorama Capital Partners. This investment will boost our growth and enable the construction of pioneering flex-fuel ethanol-powered Offshore Support Vessels in Brazil. These vessels are designed to reduce carbon emissions by at least 70%, reinforcing our commitment to leading sustainable maritime practices and aligning ourselves with the IMO's carbon intensity reduction targets. #GreenFleet #SustainableShipping #MaritimeInnovation #CMM #EthanolPoweredVessels #FlexFuel #SummitRidgeCapitalPartners #PanoramaCapitalPartners