Category: Shipbuilding

Kölle Alaaf für die Korvette „Köln“

Die sechste Köln: Ein besonderer Tag, den man bei den Marine-Enthusiasten der Domstadt und des „Freundeskreis Marineschiffe Köln“ ersehnt hatte: Am 21. April erhielt die sechste Köln offiziell ihren Namen. Noch ersehnter ist die Korvette jedoch in der Marine, denn die Aufträge und Einsätze sind umfangreich und zunehmend. Um 10.30 Uhr folgte der Reigen der Begrüßungsreden der Ehrengäste. Für die ARGE 130 sprach Tim Wagner, CEO der NVL B.V. & Co. KG als Unternehmen, das zusammen mit thyssenkrupp Marine Systems GmbH und GERMAN NAVAL YARDS KIEL GmbH das Projekt leitet, für das Bundesministerium der Verteidigung die parlamentarische Staatssekretärin Siemtje...

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Salvage unsuccessful: Grosse accident declared Ever Forward

Salvage companies begin unloading cargo containers Evergreen Marine, the owner of the stranded Ever Forward, has declared a general average after unsuccessful attempts to refloat the vessel in the Chesapeake Bay. In a statement, Evergreen said that in light of the rising costs associated with continued attempts to refloat the vessel, towing has been abandoned. General average is a principle of maritime law which states that shipowners and cargo interests share proportionately in the costs associated with the salvage of a vessel following a serious accident. When a general average is declared, the...

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Emission-free freight ferry "PR24" from Scandlines

The world's largest hybrid ferry will be powered by a Leclanché liquid-cooled lithium-ion battery system manufactured at Leclanché's European facilities. Leclanché's Marine Rack System will incorporate the latest 65 Ah fast-charging battery cells with high cycle life and a 10-year lifespan. Scandlines' zero-emission ferry project announced in November 2021, which will create the world's largest electrically powered hybrid ferry, will be powered by an advanced 10 MWh lithium-ion battery energy storage system (BESS) from Leclanché. The ferry was designed by LMG Marin AS, Norway, and will be built at the Cemre shipyard in Turkey. The "RoPax" (roll-on roll-off) cargo ferry is expected to enter service in 2024....

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Stahlbau Nord has completed the first frigate for the Egyptian Navy

Stahlbau Nord, a member of the Rönner Group, has completed the first frigate for the Egyptian navy. It is now going on test runs in the North Sea. One day later than originally planned, the "Al Aziz", the first of three Egyptian frigates from Stahlbau Nord (SBN), has set sail for its first sea trials in the North Sea. According to current information, the sea trials of the frigate with the military identification 904 will probably last until next weekend. Stahlbau Nord is part of the Bremerhaven-based Rönner Group. The company was subcontracted by the Kiel shipyard TKMS to build the three Meko 200 frigates....

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Rolls-Royce launches three new mtu NautIQ products

Important contribution to safety, efficiency and climate protection targets. Rolls-Royce is expanding its mtu NautIQ ship automation portfolio with three new products: mtu NautIQ CoPilot, mtu NautIQ CoOperate and mtu NautIQ CoDirect each offer different options for intelligent crew support, autonomous control and remote operation. For customers from all areas of shipping, they bring significant benefits in terms of safety and efficiency as well as environmental and climate friendliness. The new products are the next step in the collaboration between Rolls-Royce and Sea Machines Robotics, the developer of autonomous control and remote control systems for ships, which was first announced at the Monaco Yacht Show in September 2021. The further development of the mtu NautIQ product range...

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