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Yacht (121 ft) with 478 kWh COBRA Battery System. Images ©Lehmann Marine

New Company: Lehmann Marine Offers COBRA Battery System

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Maritime’s Future Fuel Ammonia to the Fore

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Anglo American's First LNG Dual-fuel Bulk Carrier Enters Service

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NES' Energy Design, Smart Control Systems for GC Rieber's Windkeeper Vessels

(Image: Alma Clean Power)

Alma's Ammonia Fuel Cell System Gets AIP from DNV

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Grimaldi Orders More Ammonia Ready Car Carriers

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Left to right: Ole Jacob Irgens, President Corvus Energy Americas; Anniken Krutnes, Norway`s Ambassador to the USA; Jay Inslee, Governor of Washington; Rick Larsen, US representative; and Geir Bjørkeli, CEO Corvus (Photo: Corvus)

Corvus Energy Opens New US Factory

Methanol bunkering in progress. The bunker vessel Stolt Sandpiper alongside the Stena Germanica at Stena Line's Germany terminal in the Port of Gothenburg. Photo: Gothenburg Port Authority.

Methanol Bunkering Carried Out in the Port of Gothenburg

Socatra to Install Rotor Sails on Its MR Tanker Alcyone

Socatra to Install Rotor Sails on Its MR Tanker Alcyone

USS Freedom (LCS 1) (Photo: James R. Evans / U.S. Navy)

FMD Wins Support Contract for US Navy's Freedom-class LCS Engines

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NY Waterway to Upgrade Ferries with Hybrid Propulsion

Christopher J. Wiernicki, ABS Chairman, President and CEO (Photo: ABS)

LNG to Play a Leading Role in the Energy Transition, ABS Head Tells USCG Leaders

SEACOR Demerara 9th hybrid in the program.
By permission of SEACOR Marine

Interview: Tim M. Clerc, VP Engineering, Seacor Marine

Yamaha Integrates Bow Thruster into Boat Control System

Yamaha Integrates Bow Thruster into Boat Control System

Photo courtesy Oceanly

Soncini Returns to Help Lead Maritime IT Company

MAN ES will start testing on its ammonia engine in Copenhagen in Q1 2023. Images courtesy MAN ES

MAN ES: Moving Forward on Ammonia Engines

(Image: Longship)

Longship Orders Four Vessels from Atlas Shipyard

(Image: Wallenius Wilhelmsen)

Wind-powered RoRo Vessel Secures €9 Million in EU Funding

(Photo: Advent Technologies)

Advent Technologies Partners with Alfa Laval to Explore Fuel Cell Uses

The Stamford Eagle is shown here sailing on 100% sustainable biofuel near Sauda in Norway’s Sandsfjord. (Photo: Eagle Bulk Shipping)

Eagle Bulk Trials Biofuels

A stern-quarter view of the Thai Marine Department vessel Jaladharanuraksh.
Image courtesy Cummins/Thai Marine Department

Tech File: Repower After Layup at the Thai Marine Department

(Image: Fairbanks Morse Defense)

Fairbanks Morse Defense Launches Its First High-speed Engine

MAN ES will start testing its ammonia fueled engine in Q1 2023, and on Maritime Reporter & Engineering News' recent visit to
the MAN ES R&D center in Copenhagen, Bjarne Foldager, Senior Vice President, head of two stroke business at MAN ES, said he
sees a rapid uptake on methnol in the coming years, with 2035 anticipated as a 'tipping point' toward ammonia. Photo of
the MAN ES ammonia engine. Look for the full report in the January 2023 edition of Maritime Reporter & Engineering News. Im

Future Fuels: 275 Altenative Fuel Ships Ordered in 2022

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New System Reduces Underwater Radiated Noise from Ship Propellers

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