Philipp Fedorov on Danfoss Editron CTV project

Q&A: Danfoss’ Editron division on offshore CTV project

In order to achieve its net-zero emissions target, the U.K. government is committed to quadrupling its offshore wind farm capacity to 40 gigawatts (GW) by 2030 and is planning on raising this

Andrew Orvieto of ABB talks to the TTB 2023 audience in March.

Shore power: ABB gives maritime the scoop

The global push to decarbonize has led to the development and implementation of hundreds of vessels with batteries onboard, enabling some zero-emissions operation. These hybrid and electric vessels need some means of

Chemist undergoing marine fuel testing in a lab.

Q&A: VPS on marine fuel testing for the shipping

Sponsored: Jack Grogan, senior account manager for marine fuel specialist, VPS, answers some questions on marine fuel testing, VPS’s portfolio, biofules, and more in this sponsored Q&A. The company recently presented at

Q&A: McCarthy on Texas port expansions

In this Marine Log exclusive, we sit down with Sarah Johnson, senior field engineer with McCarthy Building Companies Marine Business Unit, to discuss the company’s work at several Texas ports and terminals

10 minutes with Ard-Jan Kooren, President & CEO of KOTUG International

Kotug International, based in Rotterdam, has provided towage and related services to the maritime industry for years. Leading that family owned business is Ard-Jan Kooren, who joined Kotug in 1990 as an

Q&A: Glosten’s Peter Soles on new methanol-hybrid tug design

Back in September, naval architecture firm Glosten and ABB announced that they have joined forces to develop a methanol-hybrid ship assist tug design that provides operators with a viable path to carbon-neutral

Meaghan Atkinson with Crowley

Q&A: Crowley’s Meaghan Atkinson on sustainability

Last month, Crowley promoted Meaghan Atkinson to vice president of sustainability. In this role, Atkinson leads Crowley’s sustainability efforts and drives action to decarbonize across the company’s operations and value chain to

Amogy's CEO, Seonghoon Woo

A Q&A with Amogy CEO on ammonia power for shipping

Seonghoon Woo is the CEO of Amogy, a company using “ammonia cracking” modules to convert ammonia into hydrogen plus nitrogen to decarbonize the heavy-duty and shipping transportation industry. Amogy recently became an

A Q&A with ferry attorneys Katherine M. Tsou and Steven D. Miller of Hanson Bridgett

Tell us about your practice at Hanson Bridgett. Hanson Bridgett is California’s premier law firm for public transit providers and holds a unique status as legal counsel for most of the Bay

Princess Cruise Ship

Q&A: How ship-to-shore power decarbonization technology is changing the maritime industry

Marine technical managers and engineers are tasked with reducing the industry’s greenhouse gas emissions by half or more by 2050 to meet a UN International Maritime Organization goal. To examine the latest

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