Green marine – Offshore Energy

1. Yangzijiang bags $1.58 billion order for up to 17 ships

   China's shipbuilder Yangzijiang Shipbuilding has secured contracts for up to 17 newbuildings from Seaspan Corporation worth $1.58 billion in total.

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2. Meyer Werft wins LNG-powered luxury yacht order

   German shipbuilder Meyer Werft has won an order from Ocean Residences Development to build an LNG-powered luxury residential yacht.

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3. Bloom Energy wins AiP for engineless, fuel cell-powered ship design

   U.S.-based manufacturer of solid oxide fuel cells Bloom Energy has secured approval in principle (AiP) from the classification society DNV for engineless, fuel cell-powered LNG carrier design.

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4. Itochu’s ammonia research project expands to 34 participants

   Japan-based trading company Itochu Corporation has established a joint study framework aimed at discussing current issues of using ammonia as a marine fuel.

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5. U.S. company files suit against global liners over alleged exploitation

   U.S.-based furniture company MCS Industries has lodged a complaint with the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) against global container lines for violating their contractual obligations.

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