Samskip

LNG-fueled Samskip RO/RO to be retrofitted with compact carbon capture system

The Samskip Kvitbjorn, a Norwegian-flagged LNG-fueled RO/RO carrier, is to be retrofitted with an onboard carbon capture system, with the help of funding from the Netherlands Government’s Maritime Master Plan.

The funding, awarded Rotterdam-headquartered Value Maritime and its partners in the Maritime Efficient & Easy Carbon Capture (ME2CC) consortium, will contribute to the development, construction and demonstration of a first-in-kind compact, modular carbon capture system on board the vessel.

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https://www.marinelog.com/news/lng-fueled-samskip-ro-ro-to-be-retrofitted-with-compact-carbon-capture-system/

Samskip partners with TECO 2030 to retrofit multipurpose vessel Kvitnos

Samskip has announced its participation in the HyEkoTank project, supported by the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme, as part of its commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2040.

The project will see Samskip’s multipurpose vessel, Samskip Kvitnos, retrofitted with advanced hydrogen fuel cell technology developed by TECO 2030.

“We have spent years actively pursuing sustainable solutions across our fleet, and this retrofit of the Samskip Kvitnos aligns perfectly with our vision for...

https://container-news.com/samskip-partners-with-teco-2030-to-retrofit-multipurpose-vessel-kvitnos/

Samskip and Matrans unveil new terminal in Rotterdam

Samskip and Matrans Rotterdam Terminal announced the launch of their new terminal and future hub in Rotterdam, marking a significant milestone in their partnership and commitment to sustainability and reliable service.

“We feel proud to take this meaningful step towards the future with a terminal that is sustainable by design and that will serve as an integrated hub in Rotterdam. This new terminal will greatly serve our current and future customers and protect the environment for years to come,”...

https://container-news.com/samskip-and-matrans-unveil-new-terminal-in-rotterdam/

HJ Shipbuilding & Construction to install 34 cranes at Busan New Port

HJ Shipbuilding & Construction (HJSC) announced that its construction division won the contract for the Busan New Port West Container Terminal Phase 2-6 Transfer Crane Installation Project.

This project follows Busan New Port Pier 7 (Phase 2-5), which became South Korea’s first fully automated terminal upon its opening in April. The multinational constructor was also involved in Phase 2-5 of the project, overseeing both the construction work and the installation of transfer cranes.

The phase 2-6...

https://container-news.com/hj-shipbuilding-construction-to-install-34-cranes-at-busan-new-port/

Samskip expands European network with new service

Samskip introduces a new shortsea container service linking Santander, Spain – Tilbury, United Kingdom – Rotterdam, Netherlands.

The Dutch shipping company with its headquarters in Rotterdam said the service is backed by “dedicated local customer assistance”.

Commencing from Rotterdam on 2 April, the service is expected to offer a weekly option from Spain to Tilbury and Rotterdam, providing cost competitiveness against road-ferry alternatives while ensuring greater reliability and significantly...

https://container-news.com/samskip-expands-european-network-with-new-service/

Samskip boosts Baltic Sea connections

Samskip advanced its strategic development in the Baltic Sea region by expanding service capacity and incorporating the port of Klaipeda into its network.

This extended service builds upon the earlier introduction of Samskip’s dedicated Baltic Sea shortsea service in November 2023.

As part of its expanded Baltic Sea service, Samskip will enhance capacity by deploying two 803 TEU container vessels on the trade route and add the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda into the fixed-day weekly sailing...

https://container-news.com/samskip-boosts-baltic-sea-connections/

Samskip and Cochin Shipyard begin zero-emission container vessel construction

Samskip, a provider of global logistics solutions, and the market-leading shipyard Cochin Shipyard in India have commenced the construction phase of their next-generation zero-emission shortsea container vessel, the Samskip SeaShuttle.

“When it comes to sustainability, we believe in transparency, setting goals and taking responsibility. Yesterday, at our event, we introduced our Sustainability Compass to accelerate our ESG goals and called everyone out to work together towards these goals,”...

https://container-news.com/samskip-and-cochin-shipyard-begin-zero-emission-container-vessel-construction/

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