Our responsibility runs deep

ABB’s technology can be found in use across the marine industry – be it revolutionary propulsion technology, or smart systems that assist operators in more efficient and safer vessel handling.

ABB has secured a propulsion single source vendor contract with Washington State Ferries (WSF), the United States’ largest ferry system, for five new hybrid electric vessels

ABB has secured a complete power, propulsion and automation systems order for Samskip Group’s hydrogen-powered container vessels

ABB and the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) collaborate towards the common goal of accommodating maritime regulations and the recent developments in marine technologies.

Battery power makes its debut on Europe’s busiest short sea route this summer. The new ‘Fusion Class’ passenger ferry P&O Pioneer marks a high-profile milestone on shipping’s decarbonization journey, enabled by ABB.

Designed to contribute to shipping industry’s goal of cutting annual greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50% by 2050

ABB will supply two newbuild Havfram Wind NG20000X-HF Wind Turbine Installation Vessels (WTIVs) with a comprehensive bridge-to-propeller solution

The core business considerations behind the switch to battery propulsion, excellent collaboration with technical solution provider ABB Marine & Ports

Lisbon’s debut all-electric ferry, equipped with ABB’s power solution has been delivered by shipyard Astilleros Gondán to urban transport provider Transtejo

Ten years on from its first installation, Onboard DC Grid™ has established itself as a staple in multiple vessel segments. Read about the journey here.

Wilson Sons selects ABB’s Optical Character Recognition (OCR) system for their ship-to-shore cranes at Rio Grande container terminal

This article discusses an onshore solution to supply zero-emission electricity on demand to vessels at berth.

What can the industry do to minimize the impact of underwater noise in a commercial climate of ever-growing activity?

When Hutchison Ports Stockholm established their new container terminal to the south of the Swedish capital, their strategy was to ‘build for the future’.

“Instead of using the energy and creating the emissions it takes to replace an entire vessel, we reduced the overall ecological footprint by replacing just the drive train.”

Port of Toulon, which handles over 1.6 million ferry and cruise passengers annually, has committed to ABB Shore Connection technology at a key stage in its sustainability drive.

“This project presented us with an excellent opportunity to showcase our abilities as a single system, bridge-to-propeller integration provider.”