Month: October 2016

LNG powered harbour vessels, similar to this Keppel tug design, are being heavily incentivised by MPA LNG

Singapore hits the gas pedal

Tatsu Ohno, KHI: While AHTS’s engines are very powerful and dominate the investment cost in reality these vessels spend the greater proportion of their time on low propeller loads PROPULSION

Making the case for hybrid propulsion

EQUIPMENT

Alfa Laval files for US BWMS approval

Rotterdam’s new RAMLAB will produce certified metal parts using wire arc additive manufacturing technology GENERAL NEWS

Marine sector embraces new initiatives in 3D printing

'Harmony of Seas' leaving her St Nazaire birthplace VESSELS & SHIPYARDS

Largest, most efficient yet for Royal Caribbean

Karin Orsel: Starting a ship management company was “a gamble maybe not everyone would have gone for” OPINION

The decisive Karin Orsel

‘Manchester Port’, the first British ship to be designed for unmanned engine room operation, befitting of the engineers’ professional status OPINION

Looking ahead in ferry operations

Cathelco BWT system begins shipboard testing for USCG Approval EQUIPMENT

Cathelco begins USCG shipboard testing

Ecoslops’s first unit is at Sinès, Portugal’s largest commercial port FUELS & LUBRICANTS

Ecoslops signs deal with Total