Classification Societies

Bureau Veritas reports significant growth in 2024, driven by newbuilding orders and fleet expansion, achieving record net earnings and revenue.

DNV has granted an Approval in Principle to Shell and Brevik Engineering for their innovative LCO2 carrier design, aimed at enhancing carbon capture and storage solutions in the Asia Pacific.

Pherousa Shipping has received Approval in Principle for its ammonia-cracking technology from ABS and DNV, paving the way for zero-emission bulk carriers in the maritime industry.

Corvus Energy’s Dolphin NxtGen marine battery system has received Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register, confirming its compliance with stringent safety standards in the maritime industry.

New guidelines for engine room escape arrangements have been released, emphasizing compliance with SOLAS regulations and enhancing maritime safety.

Thomas Zanzinger, CEO of Ocean Technology Group (OTG) and OneOcean, has left Lloyd’s Register (LR). His departure comes at a busy time as the company is integrating its biggest acquisitions …

Lloyd’s Register has approved the CUBE battery system from Germany’s Lehmann Marine for maritime use. This certification is a key step in adopting advanced energy storage solutions in the maritime …

Lloyd’s Register CEO Nick Brown recently shared insights on the company’s strategic direction, emphasizing a preference for significant acquisitions rather than mergers. This approach aligns with the organization’s commitment to …

DNV, HD Hyundai Mipo (HMD), and HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (KSOE) have announced a significant collaboration aimed at developing new standards for testing electric propulsion systems using digital …

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