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Sea Zero is a project Hurtigruten Norway started in spring 2022 and its ambition is to enable zero-emission passenger and freight transport along the Norwegian coast by 2030.
Together with 13 partners, Hurtigruten has been granted NOK 67 million from Grønn Plattform which contributes to research and innovation-driven green transformation and lower greenhouse gas emissions, and is managed by the Research Council, Innovation Norway and Siva.
With the funding, all the partners have planned to start the research and development part of the project early this year.
For more information, please read the full press release (in Norwegian) from Hurtigruten here.
Jotun’s proactive hull optimization program enables ship operators to take full control of their vessels’ hulls and gives them the necessary tools to improve efficiency, lower costs and help with their decarbonization targets.
How can we address the global problem of biofouling? Operating responsibly is a business imperative for many owners and operators. However, the marine business environment is increasingly complex and challenging. This requires new, innovative solutions created through partnerships. Visit us at Nor-shipping 2022 to learn more about our Hull Skating Solutions and HullKeeper.
U-Ming, SWS and Jotun have signed a commercial agreement for Jotun Hull Skating Solutions (HSS) for U-Ming’s 190,000 dwt dual fuel bulk carrier newbuilding project at Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipyard (SWS).
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