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Sri Lanka Seeks $17 Million in Compensation for New Diamond VLCC Bunker Spill - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka Seeks $17 Million in Compensation for New Diamond VLCC Bunker Spill

The New Diamond caught fire while taking a crude cargo from Kuwait to India in September.

Gas-Powered Fleet Nears 200 Ships: DNV - Vimarsana News

Gas-Powered Fleet Nears 200 Ships: DNV

DNV's latest data show the global gas-powered fleet now consists of 198 ships, with a further 106 on order and another 142 vessels labelled 'LNG-ready'.

MAN Enters Three-Year Project to Develop Ammonia and Diesel Engine - Vimarsana News

MAN Enters Three-Year Project to Develop Ammonia and Diesel Engine

MAN Enters Three-Year Project to Develop Ammonia and Diesel Engine by Ship & Bunker News Team Tuesday April 13, 2021 Engineering company MAN Energy Solutions has begun a three-year project seeking to develop a ship engine capable of running on both diesel oil and ammonia. The AmmoniaMot project, due to run for three years from December 2020, will aim to define the steps needed to produce a duel-fuel, medium-speed engine that can use ammonia as well as conventional bunkers, MAN said in an emailed statement last week. The project is being supported by Germany's University of Munich, Wo...

Norway's Hagland Shipping Orders Two Battery-Powered Bulkers - Vimarsana News

Norway's Hagland Shipping Orders Two Battery-Powered Bulkers

The two new 5,000 DWT self-discharging bulk carriers will replace older vessels with conventional propulsion systems.

Skuld Warns of Bunker Contamination From Cleaning Products - Vimarsana News

Skuld Warns of Bunker Contamination From Cleaning Products

The presence of solvent chemicals in a ship's fuel could lead to poor combustion and lubrication, fuel pump seizures and damage to piston rings and engine liners.