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Fighting battery fires at sea with direct-foam injection technology

By Ross Davies

Following a study led by DNV-GL and other industry stakeholders, FiFi4Marine’s lithium-ion fire...

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Explorer of the Seas

The Explorer of the Seas is a luxury cruise liner built by Kvaerner at the Turku New Shipyard in Finland.

Analysis

Fighting battery fires at sea with direct-foam injection technology

Following a study led by DNV-GL and other industry stakeholders, FiFi4Marine’s lithium-ion fire extinguishing system was found to be the best-performing to improve battery safety on vessels. FiFi4Marine CEO Cor Meedendorp and managing partner Magnus Eriksson discuss what makes the direct foam injection system so unique.

Triple-E Class Container Ship, Denmark

The Triple-E class container ships were built by South Korea's Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME).

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Covid-19: Ship Technology Global Issue 70 is out now

In this issue: we analyse the impact of coronavirus on global shipping, explore the cost of decarbonisation and find out about the latest technology for tracking illegal shipping activities.

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ESA awards contract to CYSEC to improve cybersecurity in ship tracking

Swiss cybersecurity company CYSEC SA has received a contract from the European Space Agency (ESA) to develop a solution to reduce cyber risks when using satellite communications to track ships.

Analysis

Time’s up: Wildlife trafficking through Tanzania’s ports

In recent years, ports in Tanzania have come under increased scrutiny given their vulnerability to the illegal wildlife trade. Last year, 57 representatives from port stakeholder groups in the area met to discuss possible solutions to the problem. Why has this crime been allowed to proliferate in the area and what can be done to tackle it?

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We can see you: introducing Dark Vessel Detection

Finnish start-up ICEYE recently launched Dark Vessel Detection, a new global solution which promises to help governments spot ships engaging in illegal activities in their waters. Here is a look at how the technology could help coastal states better protect both their economies and human life.

Allure of the Seas – Cruise Ship

MS Allure of the Seas is the largest cruise ship in the world and is an Oasis Class cruise ship owned by Royal Caribbean International.

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Tracking and tracing polluting ships

The ongoing case of a ship’s oil discharge off the coast of Brazil has sparked fresh concerns over the need to improve surveillance of ships around the world. Authorities in the EU and the Mediterranean Sea share their expertise on the issue and explain what measures are currently in place in their respective areas to reduce ship pollution cases in the future.

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Cyber-SHIP lab: a timely intervention as cybersecurity washes the blue economy

The shipping industry might be the lifeblood of trade and commerce, but it remains wanting when it comes to cybersecurity awareness. This makes the launch of Cyber-SHIP Lab, a new research and training facility at the University of Plymouth, especially opportune. The project’s principal investigator, professor Kevin Jones explains more.

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Explorer of the Seas

Fighting battery fires at sea with direct-foam injection technology

Triple-E Class Container Ship, Denmark

Covid-19: Ship Technology Global Issue 70 is out now

ESA awards contract to CYSEC to improve cybersecurity in ship tracking

Time’s up: Wildlife trafficking through Tanzania’s ports

We can see you: introducing Dark Vessel Detection

Allure of the Seas – Cruise Ship

Tracking and tracing polluting ships

Cyber-SHIP lab: a timely intervention as cybersecurity washes the blue economy

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ESA awards contract to CYSEC to improve cybersecurity in ship tracking

ICEYE offers dark vessel detection solution for government agencies

University of Plymouth to open Cyber-SHIP Lab for shipping industry

Liberty Defense to test weapon detection system at Port Tampa Bay

Australia joins US-led mission to protect ships in Strait of Hormuz

ARES Security launches SaaS platform for small and medium-sized ports

Jeremy Hunt calls for European help in the Gulf after tanker seizure

MBL-formed consortium to trace dangerous goods cargo using blockchain

Verifavia Shipping and Korean Register to carry out IHM preparation

MPA opens maritime cybersecurity centre

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