Delve into how the Columbia Spout Hoist by Allied Power revolutionizes barge loading processes. With precise control and robust design, it facilitates seamless loading operations, contributing to enhanced productivity in maritime logistics. #MaritimeTech https://lnkd.in/gr4rkjg2
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Delve into how the Columbia Spout Hoist by Allied Power revolutionizes barge loading processes. With precise control and robust design, it facilitates seamless loading operations, contributing to enhanced productivity in maritime logistics. #MaritimeTech https://lnkd.in/gr4rkjg2
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For geared vessels, demand will have to be robust for earnings to fly...
Deliveries of geared vessels to surge in 2024 and 2025 · While the gearless dry bulk fleet is facing the lowest deliveries in over a decade, the geared fleet is currently encountering the highest deliveries in many years. · With just below 18 Mn DWT scheduled for delivery in 2024, geared ships are facing the most significant wave of deliveries since 2016. · Deliveries for 2025 are scheduled a bit lower, at just under 14 Mn DWT. · Scheduled deliveries for 2024 and 2025 represent 5.2% and 4.0% of the current existing fleet respectively. Reach out to our team to learn more at: research.bulk@mbshipbrokers.com
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Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. and its group company MOL Drybulk have decided to install wind propulsion systems on a total of seven newbuilding bulk carriers and multi-purpose vessels, which will be operated by MOL Drybulk. #maritime #shipping #windpropulsion #sustainability #decarbonization #maritimenews Econowind
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VESSEL REVIEW: South Korean shipping company HMM has taken delivery of a new containership built by Hanwha Ocean. Named 'HMM Ruby', the newbuild is the seventh in a series of 12 vessels ordered by HMM from Hanwha Ocean and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, who will each build six ships. The ship has an LOA of 335.9 metres (1,102 feet), a beam of 51 metres (170 feet), a draught of 13 metres (43 feet), a depth of 27.9 metres (91.5 feet), accommodation for up to 34 crewmembers, and a capacity of 13,250 TEUs including 1,400 reefer containers. The design places the superstructure well forward to ensure improved visibility from the bridge even with a significant container load. The propulsion setup includes environmentally friendly features such as selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems for addressing NOx emissions by the main engine and the generators and a hybrid scrubber for reducing SOx emissions. The propulsion system itself can be modified in the future to permit operation on LNG fuel, thus reducing emissions even further. In its current configuration, the 38,150kW (51,160hp) main engine can propel the ship to a service speed of just under 22 knots. Full article link in comments.
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[New orders] 💡 GTT (Gaztransport & Technigaz) announces that it has received an order from its partner, the Korean shipyard HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, for the tank design of three new Very Large Ethane Carriers (VLECs) on behalf of an Asian ship-owner. 🛳️ GTT will design the tanks for these three vessels, which will each offer a total capacity of 98,000m3. The tanks will be fitted with the Mark III membrane containment system developed by GTT. This new order brings to 25 the number of VLECs (ordered, under construction or in operation) adopting GTT's Mark III technology. 📅 Delivery is scheduled between the fourth quarter of 2026 and the second quarter of 2027. ➡️ Read more: https://lnkd.in/e-Dw5EHs #GTTInside #TechnologyForASustainableWorld
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If anyone can Armco can. Expect the unexpected from Armco R&D e.g the most complex of rail wayside systems is on its way.
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Climate X Shipping UK-based Union Maritime has ordered the installation of rigid wing sails for two of its new build LR2 tankers, Maritime Executive informed. The new tankers, under construction at Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding (SWS) yard in China, will each feature three WindWings developed by BAR Technologies and are being billed as the “greenest and most efficient long-ranger tankers” in the industry. The 114,000 dwt tankers will be delivered in July and November 2025. According to BAR Tech, the technology has potential savings of up to 1.5 tonnes of fuel and around 5 tonnes of CO2 per wing per day on typical global routes. BAR explains that its WindWings operate in conjunction with a route optimization system that adjusts the rigid sails based on wind conditions, vessel speed, and course, all without compromising the vessel’s speed. The company has also entered into an agreement with manufacturing partners CM Energy Tech, a company associated with China Merchants Industry Holding. They will be margining the procurement and construction of WindWings and their installation throughout shipyards in Asia. #climate #shipping #demurrage #maritime #trading #wingsails #lr2 #tankers #co2 #emissions
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Technology at the service of foreign trade! SAAM Towage and Caterpillar Inc. have renewed the commercial agreement they signed two years ago, which applies technology to optimize operations, monitoring more than 165 engines in our fleet. Data analysis has allowed us to adapt engine maintenance to the reality of SAAM Towage, reducing major interventions and thus improving the availability of ships, making operations more efficient, maintaining safety standards and improving our service. Learn more here https://lnkd.in/emfzdP_r #SAAMTowage #Innovation #DataIntelligence
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The Korean LCO2 Carrier designs appear quite sleek (& fast?). The post I'm sharing begs the question, "Is it better to be able to carry twice as much cargo or go faster and make twice as many trips?" Seems like logistical analyses are needed to resolve the path forward for each Carbon Capture & (remote) Sequestration project? However, it's good to know that ezNG's lower cost containment systems bring the "go BIG" multi-cargo/LCO2 Carrier option into play. #CO2 #GHG #CARBONCAPTURE #CCS #CCUS #REMOTECO2SEQUESTRATION #LCO2 #LCO2SHIPPING #LCO2C #LCO2CARRIERS #MULTICARGOCARRIERS #OFFSHORECO2SEQUESTRATION #CO2SEQUESTRATION
We have already posted the fact that LCO2 Carriers designed around ezNG’s cellular array tanks can be so much smaller and less costly than the ships currently being designed to carry very large bullet and bi-lobe tanks. Lately, we have noted that shipowners seem keen to have Multi-Cargo Carriers that are not limited to LCO2 transport. Ships operating in the NH3 and NGL markets tend to have quite a bit more cargo capacity than most of the designs being generated to transport LCO2 for remote sequestration. If a shipowner wants to build a fleet of Multi-Cargo/LCO2C vessels, they will want their assets to be able to compete in the non-LCO2 markets when there are slumps in the demand for LCO2 transport. Therefore, ezNG has investigated how much more cargo volume would be available in a ship of the same 239m length as one of the leading Korean designs with 40,000 cbm capacity. It turns out that a 239m long ship with ezNG’s tanks could carry up to 80,000 cbm of LCO2… yes, that right - twice as much cargo! Of course, the ship form, draft, and displacement will have to change to accommodate such a big increase in volume of this dense cargo. Still, total cost would be approximately the same because ezNG’s tanks are so much less expensive per unit volume. It is also worth noting that the savings per vessel will be even more dramatic if shipowners want to target Very Large (VL) cargo capacities well over 100,000 cbm. #CO2 #GHG #CARBONCAPTURE #CCS #CCUS #REMOTECO2SEQUESTRATION #LCO2 #LCO2SHIPPING #LCO2C #LCO2CARRIERS #MULTICARGOCARRIERS #OFFSHORECO2SEQUESTRATION #CO2SEQUESTRATION
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Various Methods Used to Minimise Resistance on Ship’s Hull Check out this article 👉 https://lnkd.in/dFzJFqmW #Hull #ShipHull #shipping #shippingindustry #maritimeindustry #maritime #maritimesafety #MarineInsight #Merchantnavy #Merchantmarine #MerchantnavyShips
Various Methods Used to Minimise Resistance on Ship's Hull
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