Enabling efficient, sustainable & hybrid solutions for the cruise industry​

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. Plant equipment can easily be built into containers or e-houses, with the added benefit of scalability to match demand requirements.

ABB to supply complete propulsion packages for two Ritz-Carlton mega-yachts, further strengthening the collaboration that began in 2017 with the hotel group’s entry into the maritime market.

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

A prominent example of how technology enhances the sustainability of even the most well-travelled ship, when MS Artania will arrive in the port of Bergen, Norway in July 2022, she will be equipped with modern plug-in power capability in accordance to the international ISO/IEC/IEEC standards.

Le Commandant Charcot, which recently became the first exploration cruise ship to reach the geographic North Pole, has signed up for ABB MarineCare services to ensure safe and sustainable operations.

It's that time of year again. Join NACC Florida, for our annual Seatrade Kick Off event to reconnect with colleagues and friends and start your week off right! The event is sponsored by ABB and DNV.

Since the first installation on a cruise ship 25 years ago, Azipod® technology has saved approximately one million tons of fuel in the cruise segment alone.