Battery
Singapore-based Sea Forrest secures RINA approval for SEAGEN Marine Battery System
Sea Forrest with GenPlus Pte Ltd have engineered a lithium-ion battery system that ensures safety amidst situations encountered on board vessels operating in Europe, Middle East and Southeast Asia.

Shipping Corridor
Clear plan developed for Stockholm-Turku green shipping corridor
After a year of cooperation, Viking Line, Port of Turku and Ports of Stockholm said they have now laid a solid foundation for the green corridor project and developed a clear plan for a common way forward.
Alternative Fuels
CSA launches Singapore’s largest electric supply boat, lays keel of fully electric tug
These electric vessels are amongst the first and largest local electric harbour craft designed for operations in Singapore’s waters, says Coastal Sustainability Alliance, led by Kuok Maritime Group.
Alternative Fuels
DNV, partners to develop new standards for using digital twins to test electric propulsion systems
Collaboration with HD Hyundai Mipo and HD KSOE focuses on developing standards for testing electric powered vessels through the use of digital twin-based criteria and procedures.
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