ONEX Peace, an Aframax tanker built by Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries and delivered to its owner ONEX, has become the world’s first merchant ship to receive DNV’s SILENT-E notation. DNV is the first classification society to offer an underwater noise notation.
Signing of public-private cooperation agreement establishes S$120 million R&D fund to accelerate decarbonization in shipping
SeaWork is a unique work suit that meets the requirements to as many as three different suits types Three suits in one – practical and gives good economy! 1) Uninsulated immersion suit Approved for 1 hour use with life jacket 2) Insulated immersion suit Approved for 6 hours use with lining and […]
Saudi Arabia’s largest solar farm, one of the world’s largest PV plants by capacity, will power 185,000 homes.
Vermund Hjelland holds a Naval Architect degree,
In response to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on seafarers, DNV has instructed its safety management auditors to specifically address seafarer health, work and living conditions in their 2021 audits.
“More than the sun: A solar report series” reveals that digital tools can reduce expenses and boost value
Piraeus, Greece, 30 March 2021: Propulsion Analytics, a Greek high-tech company providing vessel and engine performance evaluation applications, and DNV have received funding from Innovation Norway to develop a Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) application for ships. The project will result in an innovative CBM service for ships, with validated methods and accredited tools that merge thermodynamic modelling with artificial intelligence to diagnose machinery system faults and predict performance in marine powerplants.
DNV has published new procedures designed to provide the required safety level in transporting CO2 by pipelines and strengthen the development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects. This follows the outcome of the CO2SafeArrest joint industry project (JIP) between Energy Pipelines CRC (Australia) and DNV. The work has been supported by the Norwegian funding body CLIMIT and the Australian Commonwealth Government under the Carbon Capture & Storage Research Development and Demonstration Fund.
Guideline developed through collaboration with 24 industry participants