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JMU, Imabari to launch JV firm in 2021 after all clear

JMU, Imabari to launch JV firm in 2021 after all clear December 21, 2020, by Jasmina Ovcina Japanese shipbuilding majors Imabari Shipbuilding and Japan Marine United Corporation have received approvals from all competition authorities to move forward with the establishment of their Joint Venture company. As disclosed, the capital and business alliance and the establishment of the joint venture company is set for January 1, 2021. “The date has been finalized due to the conclusion of all reviews and approval processes related to competition law abroad. All remaining preparations are now being carried out,” JMU said. The duo formalized their capital tie-up in December 2019. The alliance aims to bolster the shipbuilders’ competitiveness in an ever-intensifying competitive environment in the merchant shipbuilding business.

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Japan pushes ahead with ammonia as a shipping fuel of the future

Japan pushes ahead with ammonia as a shipping fuel of the future
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Japanese shipbuilders to combine expertise in building greener vessels

Japanese shipbuilders to combine expertise in building greener vessels December 10, 2020, by Jasmina Ovcina Leading Japanese shipbuilders are joining forces in an initiative aimed at integrating accumulated expertise to design and build state-of-the-art ships compliant with the ever more stringent environmental regulations. The organization, named Planning and Design Center for Greener Ships, includes nine shipbuilders, and it will pursue the development of advanced environmental performance-enhancing technologies for the era of carbon neutrality, targeting near-zero carbon emissions. Image courtesy: Mitsubishi Members will focus on research and development related to the commercialization of next-generation greener ships. The push to consolidate Japanese shipbuilders’ technologies and know-how has become a prevalent trend as a way forward for the sector with the aim of bolstering the yards’ ability to compete better with

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