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Crowley’s Quetzal begins a new era in LNG-powered shipping

The Quetzal begins commercial operations with LNG, strengthening regional maritime transport with a lower environmental impact.

The floating infrastructure will allow for the export of up to 13.2 million tons of LNG annually from the sea.

EnerMech will manage the lifting and maintenance of the Anasuria FPSO with onboard technical personnel and support from Aberdeen.

The Asuka III begins operations with LNG propulsion and Japanese design, marking a new direction for local maritime tourism.

NYK's first dual-fuel VLCC will mark a key shift in emissions reduction in the maritime industry.

Denmark is the ideal location for Saildrone to establish a strategic European headquarters.

The technology has been evaluated by experts and has proven effective in helping companies save fuel and improve fuel efficiency.

The Candela P-12 Nova has managed to reduce CO₂ emissions by 95% and energy consumption by 84% per passenger-kilometer.

MAN 175D engines allow for reduced engine room space and optimized maintenance cycles.

The collaborations ensure the delivery of highly technological vessels with advanced energy efficiency capabilities.

With this investment, the Port of Houston will operate a fleet of 163 Konecranes RTG cranes, 73 of which will be hybrid.

These are the RL 2600 and RL-K 2600 models, designed for extreme conditions.