Welcome to the latest issue of Ship and Offshore Repair Journal

Ship&Offshore | Issue 04/2024

Welcome to the latest issue of Ship and Offshore Repair Journal

April 2024 | Editor

Welcome to the latest issue of Ship and Offshore Repair Journal. Ensuring that global shipping continues to operate as efficiently as possible while taking advantage of technological innovation has never been more pressing. Regulations tighten, carbon emissions now have a cost – in Europe at least – and geopolitics are transforming long-established sea trades and driving up tonne-miles. In this issue, we are pleased to report on two European repair companies that are making the most of the buoyant market....

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Ferry route to become fossil-free by 2035
Partners to focus on over-water 5G development
Partnership supports due diligence and risk assessment
Significant impact on Asian owners
Revision of inspection programme modernises processes
Offshore wind-solar project in Italy under development
Partners collaborate on SOV performance optimisation
Reducing the threat of unexploded ordnance
CoolCo embarks on air lubrication pilot programme LNG owner, operator and
Carnival extends decarbonisation agreement Carnival Corporation & plc has
“The fleet is relatively young and much cleaner” Alexander Hofling
Compensating individual shortcomings by joint strength Shipyard sites at
Spanish ship repair heavyweight secures strong forward book SORJ caught up
Spotlight: Middle East and Turkey In this issue, we take a look at ship
Analysis tool simplifies detection and classification of objects
New ocean sensor launched
Product Lifecycle Management is key to building smart vessels
Visualising the front line of shipping’s technology transformation
Strengthening cyber resilience in the maritime industry
The role of AI in predictive maintenance
M/V »Ever Aim«
Coatings guidance for chemical carrier operators
‘State of Health’ technology unveiled for battery systems
World-first hydrogen test
Partners commit to part-load engine optimisation
AFSS for newbuildings and retrofits
Progress on ammonia
LR teams up with Greeks on new GHG endeavour
Digital twin as basis for efficiency tool
First chemical tanker equipped with WAPS
Enova funds ammonia-powered PCTCs
WW declares options for PCTCs
Floating solar project kicks off
Partners unveil wind-optimised tanker
RoPax ferry launched
Dutch wind farm approved by LR
Damen launches compact tug design
Shore power successfully inspected
Joined forces
BMT unveils mid-sized SOV design
MPSS for defence and security requirements
CTVs use SWATH design
Steel cut for Samskip SeaShuttle
Cable layer to have MacGregor cranes
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