Month: March 2017

Typical project cargo with large block dimensions usually doesn’t exhaust the ship’s carrying capacity, an important aspect for the designers to consider VESSELS & SHIPYARDS

The next workhorse: MPV of the future

All of Saga's advanced open hatch carriers are now globally BWT compliant EQUIPMENT

Saga completes BWMS installation programme

Containerised engines, batteries, accommodation blocks and fuel tanks enable easy installation and maintenance GENERAL NEWS

Thinking inside the box

Stenersen's newbuilds represent a first tanker application for shaft generator and lithium-ion battery arrangements VESSELS & SHIPYARDS

Stenersen prepares for future tanker trade

MacGregor's new service agreements offer a simplified and cost-effective means of providing deck equipment inspection, maintenance and repair EQUIPMENT

MacGregor updates service agreements

Cylmate pressure transducer installed on a cylinder head PROPULSION

Engine performance under pressure

Designed for outsized cargoes and potential Polar operations, Spliethoff's six R-Class MPVs will feature scrubbers to comply with the global sulphur cap VESSELS & SHIPYARDS

Spliethoff series opts for scrubbers

SeaCURE ballast water management solutions will be installed on tankers under construction at a South Korean shipyard EQUIPMENT

Evoqua wins Korean tanker BWMS order

GENERAL NEWS

Caribbean centre for low-carbon shipping