The strategic cooperation agreement was signed by Mr. Qian Jianping, Vice President of CSSC, and Norbert Kray, Regional Manager for Greater China at DNV GL – Maritime. The signing ceremony at Marintec trade fair in Shanghai last week was witnessed by Remi Eriksen, Group President & CEO of DNV GL, CSSC Chairman Mr. Lei Fanpei, and CSSC Group President Mr. Yang Jincheng.

CSSC and DNV GL sign new strategic cooperation agreement

CSSC, the largest shipbuilding group in the world, has entered into a new strategic partnership with DNV GL. A framework agreement between both parties was signed during Marintec China trade fair last week by Mr. Qian Jianping, Vice President of CSSC, and Norbert Kray, Regional Manager for Greater China at DNV GL – Maritime. The ceremony was witnessed by Remi Eriksen, Group President & CEO of DNV GL, CSSC Chairman Mr. Lei Fanpei, and CSSC Group President Mr. Yang Jincheng.

Knut Ørbeck-Nilssen (7th from left), CEO DNV GL – Maritime, presented the certificate to Chen Jun, President of Hudong-Zhonghua (6th from left), at the CSSC booth in Shanghai. The witnesses included Chen Jianliang, Hudong-Zhonghua Chairman (8th from left), and Norbert Kray, DNV GL – Maritime Regional Manager for Greater China (9th from left), alongside executive members from both companies.

DNV GL awards Hudong-Zhonghua AiP certificate for gas-fueled 25000 TEU containership design

At the Marintec China trade fair in Shanghai, DNV GL awarded an Approval in Principle (AiP) certificate to Hudong-Zhonghua for its new gas-fueled 25000TEU Ultra Large Container vessel (ULCS) design at the CSSC booth yesterday. The AiP is for a design that would be the largest containership in the world.

World-leading energy experts discuss how to accelerate the global energy transition in new series of DNV GL’s Talks Energy podcast

New Podcast series includes interviews with speakers from The International Energy Agency, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, Edison Electric Institute, Total Energy, Vestas, Sindicatum Blockchain Technologies, Bird and Bird LLP and the Sasakawa Peace Foundation USA

Ms Wu Ronghui, HPWS Deputy Chief Engineer, and Head of DNV GL Technical Centre China, Falk Rothe, signed the JDP agreement on a 5,000 TEU dual-fuel containership. Witnessing the signing ceremony (back, from left): Boris Bondarenko, DNV GL Area Manager for China South; Vincent Lee, DNV GL Regional Business Development Manager; Wang Yi, HPWS Commission Director for Science and Technology, and Eric Wang, Key Account Manager for DNV GL Area China South

DNV GL and Huangpu-Wenchong sign JDP on 5,000 TEU LNG dual-fuel containership

At the Marintec China trade fair in Shanghai, DNV GL entered into a Joint Development Project (JDP) with Huangpu-Wenchong Shipbuilding Company (HPWS) on a 5,000 TEU LNG dual-fuel containership. Ms Wu Ronghui, HPWS Deputy Chief Engineer, and Falk Rothe, Head of DNV GL’s Technical Centre China, signed the JDP.

The agreement was signed by Mr. Gao Wenbao, Deputy General Manager of CIMC Enric & CEO of CIMC SOE, Mr. Boris Bondarenko, Area Manager of DNV GL for China South, witnessed by Mr. Yang Xiaohu (3rd from left), General Manager of CIMC Enric, and Mr. Norbert Kray (4th from left), Regional Manager of DNV GL in Greater China, and other senior executive members from the both companies.

DNV GL and CIMC ENRIC sign strategic cooperation agreement

CIMC ENRIC and DNV GL signed a strategic cooperation agreement today at Marintec China to work together on the development of gas carriers and LNG gas tank design and fabrication over the next five years. The agreement covers a wide spectrum of DNV GL’s services from different business areas, including its Oil & Gas and Business Assurance units.

DNV GL and GSI cooperate on AI-based solution to improve welding NDT efficiency

At Marintec China trade fair in Shanghai, DNV GL signed a cooperation agreement with Guangzhou Shipyard International Company Limited (GSI) for a joint development project (JDP) to improve welding non-destructive testing (NDT) efficiency through the automatic detection and assessment of radiography testing (RT) digital images.

BW LPG announced plans to retrofit several vessels with LPG-propelled dual-fuel engines. Photo: BW LPG Limited

New DNV GL class notation helps to boost LPG as ship fuel

As the maritime industry looks to reduce emissions to air and work towards the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) greenhouse gas reduction strategy, alternative fuels are coming to the fore. Classification society DNV GL, recognizing that, with the exception of LNG, international regulations for such fuels are absent, developed new class rules and a class notation “Gas fuelled LPG” for using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) as fuel in anticipation of growing industry interest. A respective announcement was made today at Marintec trade fair in China.

Technology Outlook 2030: The ten technology trends and their risks that will shape industry and society in the next decade

December 03 2019, Høvik, Norway – A new report from DNV GL, the global risk management and quality assurance company, has identified the ten technology trends, and their associated risks, that will shape industry and society in the coming decade. The rapid advancement of digitalization is behind many of the trends, profoundly challenging our personal and societal assumptions. The relationship between humans and technology is switching, with humans increasingly augmenting the decisions of artificial intelligence, rather than the other way around. For example, in the next decade there will be a greater proliferation of autonomous vehicles, whilst energy production and transmission will increasingly become the domain of algorithms rather than people.