Shipowners and operators are looking to leverage the power of data to enhance operational performance across multiple vessels

Ten years on from its first installation, Onboard DC Grid™ has established itself as a staple in multiple vessel segments, justifying ABB’s decision to invest in DC as the backbone for the ships of the future.

This article discusses an onshore solution to supply zero-emission electricity on demand to vessels at berth. Electricity is generated by fuel cells using hydrogen produced using renewable energy, and stored locally.

ABB today introduced ABB Dynafin™, a new concept representing a revolutionary propulsion system breaking new ground for efficiency in the marine industry. 

Underwater radiated noise (URN) is a major issue for the environment, and a growing concern for shipowners and operators worldwide. With existing IMO guidelines under review, new regulations could be set to make their own ‘noise’ in the near future. What can the industry do to minimize the impact of underwater noise in a commercial climate of ever-growing activity?

Ambitious Norwegian cruise company Northern Xplorer (NX) aims to make a splash with sustainable cruising for thinking travellers, using eco-friendly ships powered by batteries and hydrogen fuel cells.

Maritime transportation contributes nearly three percent of annual carbon-dioxide emissions, and this is predicted to increase to 17 percent by 2050 if no changes are adapted.

As the superyacht MY Artefact celebrates its first year in operation, Captain Aaron Clark shares his experiences of the groundbreaking environmentally conscious superyacht and its ABB power and propulsion technology.