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13 October 2022
Hydrogen catamaran traffics Gotland in 2030
Gotland hydrocat, that's the name of Gotlandsbolaget's new concept vessel, a fast-moving hydrogen catamaran that runs from the mainland to Visby in...
13 October 2022
How the Swedish shipping is affected by the war in Ukraine
The Ukraine war has not had any direct impact on Swedish shipping, but the sanctions against Russ...
13 October 2022
Increased investment in maritime research successful
In April 2019, the government doubled the allocation to the Swedish Transport Administration's sh...
13 October 2022
The transition to fossil-free shipping can be a good deal for Sweden
Emission rights, energy taxes and more expensive fuels. The transition to a fossil-free shipping ...
30 August 2022
Hydrogen development is not taking off fast enough
If the Paris Agreement's climate goals are to be reached, hydrogen must account for 15 percent of...
16 August 2022
Tests in calm water are not enough
The right combination of hull and propeller saves fuel. But in the ship industry, they are only o...
10 July 2022
Politicians agree in Almedalen – more money for maritime research
Politicians were questioned and the promise a greener shipping was liked. It was business as usua...
27 June 2022
Should the car be recharged on board or in port?
The proportion of electric cars in the vehicle fleet is expected to increase dramatically in the ...
16 June 2022
Green change easier at sea than in the air
Shipping companies are more involved in research than airlines and often have a great opportunity...
09 June 2022
Intermodal transport profitable on longer distances
Transhipment from road can be profitable on distances that exceed 1,000 km. This according to a s...
01 June 2022
Some recovery for passenger traffic
Passenger traffic at sea increased by 21 percent in 2021 compared with the bottom year 2020 - fro...
25 May 2022
Welcome to the machines
According to a new study carried out within the Swedish Transport Administration’s industry progr...
18 May 2022
Karin Andersson believes in sun and wind
No plants are needed to bind energy. Renewable electricity can preferably be made directly from s...
11 May 2022
LNG on the rise
When it comes to alternative fuels there´s a lot of buzz about hydrogen and ammonia, but it is LN...
19 April 2022
Food waste can become ship fuel
Just over a third of all food waste in Västra Götaland becomes biogas. However, the region is wel...
13 April 2022
Defining the levels of automation
Autonomous maritime ecosystem alliance One Sea has presented a proposal for a scale for determini...
11 April 2022
Smart to go digital
Investing in digital tools that counteract carbon dioxide emissions not only benefits the climate...
06 April 2022
Silicone-based foul release paints save both environment and money
Shipowners who use silicone-based foul release paints in the Baltic Sea save both the environment...
31 March 2022
Much remains to be solved in the shore power issue
Ships cause large emissions when they are at the quay with engines on to power electrical systems...
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