Month: February 2017

It's not only shipyard time - engineering specialists and administrative approval can also add complexity to an installation project, notes EcoChlor's Perlich GENERAL NEWS

Ramping up for BWM installation

Finnish propeller manufacturer TEVO has developed a cost-effective bronze alternative to steel ice-class propellers PROPULSION

TEVO develops bronze Arctic propeller

MHI-MME has retrofitted low-sulphur fuel boilers on 80 gas carriers and is installing them as standard on newbuilds FUELS & LUBRICANTS

LNG carriers prepare for sulphur changes

Ramform Titan is one of the 8 seismic vessels under the service agreement between Wärtsilä and PGS GENERAL NEWS

Wärtsilä to optimise PGS seismic vessels

Sirius Shipping oil and chemical tanker 'Olympus' is one of two ships refitted with Høglund automation systems last year GENERAL NEWS

Addressing the automation challenge

Ship owners have traditionally paid scant regard for the automation basics that will enable technology-driven gains OPINION

Editorial: Improving automation

Hempel gives notice of price increases GENERAL NEWS

Material costs drive up Hempel paint prices

The powerful ABS C-LASH software can account for some of the most complex arrangements GENERAL NEWS

ABS upgrades lashings guidance and software

ENGIE Zeebrugge, built at Yeongdo shipyard in Busan, Korea will operate out of its home port Zeebrugge in Belgium LNG

First purpose built LNG bunker vessel

REGULATION

European Parliament votes for shipping emissions trading