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25 May 2022
Welcome to the machines
According to a new study carried out within the Swedish Transport Administration’s industry program Sustainable Shipping, which is run by Lighthouse…
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 sun…
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 LNG…
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 well…
13 April 2022
Defining the levels of automation
Autonomous maritime ecosystem alliance One Sea has presented a proposal for a scale for determining…
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 a…
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 f…
24 March 2022
Hydrogen can work with existing infrastructure
Existing tankers, pipelines, cisterns and more could be used for hydrogen stored in liquid form usi…
10 March 2022
Swedish biogas can replace fossil ship fuel
Within a few years, it may be possible to replace fossil LNG with renewable liquid methane from Swe…
04 March 2022
Sprinkler systems work less well on the west coast
Salt increases the corrosion rate in steel pipes. This may be a reason why the nozzles in sprinkler…
02 March 2022
Lloyd's List warns: insufficient cyber security
Three out of four in the shipping industry do not think that enough is being done to spread awarene…
23 February 2022
Electrification of shipping goes slow
The proportion of electrified vessels is unlikely to increase until 2030 and the current instrument…
22 February 2022
Obstacles prevent waterborne logistics - but opportunities exist
Construction traffic, garbage and other deliveries could with advantage be run on water in Swedish…
16 February 2022
How should we make the transfer?
There is a political will to move goods from road to sea. But how make it happen? And is shipping a…
14 February 2022
The hydrogen project led to great collaboration
In shipping, there’s been a lot of talk about collaboration as the fuel of the future. The work in…
10 February 2022
Reduced travel affected shipping the worst
The corona pandemic led to large reductions in Swedes' travel. Of all traffic types, shipping was h…
09 February 2022
Momentum for increased cooperation in European shipping
The foundation has been laid, now there is a momentum to continue the cooperation between all publi…
02 February 2022
New report: Methanol best alternative shipping fuel
Hydrogen or ammonia? Neither. According to a new report, green methanol is the key to the climate-f…
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