DNV Empowers Maritime Industry with Innovative Clean Technology Rules
Key Ideas
- DNV releases updated classification rules to support clean technologies and enhance clarity for ship operators.
- New 'in-operation class framework' allows existing fleets to demonstrate advanced procedures and reporting for safety and efficiency.
- Introduction of notations for Gas Fueled Hydrogen and Onboard Carbon Capture showcases DNV's commitment to decarbonization.
- Other highlights include Boil-off Gas Notation, Live Fish Transport Notation, Stability Pontoon Notation, and more to address industry-specific needs.
DNV, a leading classification society, has announced significant updates to its rules for classifying existing ships and offshore structures with a focus on supporting the adoption of clean technologies in the maritime industry. Geir Dugstad, DNV Maritime’s Global Technical Director, highlighted the diverse challenges and opportunities in the industry that require classification support. The new 'in-operation class framework' allows owners to showcase advanced procedures and reporting, emphasizing safety and efficiency. Notations for Gas Fueled Hydrogen and Onboard Carbon Capture have been introduced to promote cleaner shipping and decarbonization. These changes solidify DNV's position as a leader in driving innovation for a sustainable maritime future. Other updates include notations for Boil-off Gas, Live Fish Transport, Stability Pontoon, and more tailored to industry-specific needs, demonstrating DNV's commitment to enhancing safety standards and efficiency in maritime operations.
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Clean Technology
Decarbonization
Efficiency
Maritime Industry
Safety Standards
Classification Rules
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