Eco Marine Power & Aries Marine to cooperate on innovative ship technology projects
Projects will include the implementation of ship solar power systems, data management systems & energy saving technologies.
Projects will include the implementation of ship solar power systems, data management systems & energy saving technologies.
New cargo vessel will feature a wide range of green innovations for optimal efficiency.
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The charter is expected to commence on September 4, 2024.
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Under the terms of the agreement, NAPA software will be included as an option in all future sales of Anemoi’s Rotor Sails, including both newbuilds and retrofits.
The number of vessels increased to an average of 133, up from 125 in the same period last year, driven by growth within the Panamax segment.
The partnership will leverage Procureship’s innovative e-procurement platform, which utilises automation and machine learning technology.
Gearbulk has signed contracts for delivery of two additional ammonia/methanol conversion ready 82 300 dwt Open Hatch newbuildings.
The vessel is currently under construction at the Tsuneishi factory of Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. (Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan) and is scheduled for delivery in spring 2025.
The pool, launched in early 2022, now consists of 17 vessels, making it a significant player in the market.
The gross charter rate is US$14 000/d, minus a 5.00% commission paid to third parties, for a period until minimum July 15, 2025 up to maximum September 15, 2025.
Scheduled maintenance will help the mining company to save 67% in fuel, and will be conducted on Vale’s five tugboats and two ferryboats that operate in the company's terminals in Rio de Janeiro.
As Berge Bulk outfits more vessels with wind propulsion and invests in additional decarbonisation initiatives like alternative fuels, it will utilise Wayfinder to help measure and optimise the performance of each new technology.
Grains omprise the largest container export commodity at Port of Melbourne. Of this commodity group, wheat took the lead with 42 000 TEU leaving the Port in 2024.