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Imoto Lines and Marindows launch next-generation

Imoto Lines and Marindows, as a first step in transforming the future of domestic maritime shipping, will build the next generation of zero-emission domestic container ships capable of hybrid operation using Japan''s

Japanese Consortium Developing Emissions-Free

A Japanese consortium led by Imoto Lines and Marindows is developing a next-generation containership to operate emissions-free and address the shortage of seafarers in Japan. The vessel will use containerized

Japanese shipowner Imoto Lines inks order for electric

The 81-metre-long vessel will have 20-foot (six-metre) container batteries, alongside onboard batteries and generators. Article continues below the advert It will attain zero emissions on a range

Replaceable battery hybrid container ship project launched in Japan

The container vessel will feature Japan''s first exchangeable container batteries, alongside onboard batteries, and generators, and conduct demonstration experiments on the Kobe ~...

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Order Received from ENEOS for Japan''s Largest (290

These storage systems have a total capacity of 290 MWh (88 MWh for the ENEOS Muroran Plant and 202 MWh for Chiba Refinery of Osaka International Refining Company), making this Japan''s largest-scale installation

Japanese Shipping Giants Unveil Zero-Emission

This ambitious undertaking, slated to span a three-year timeline, endeavors to conceive a vessel boasting zero emissions throughout its entire lifecycle, drawing upon an array of cutting-edge technologies including

Zero-Emission Container Ships With Exchangeable

Japan''s Imoto Lines has partnered with Marindows, a Maritime Software Company, on an ambitious zero-emissions container ship project. These container ships will have Japan''s first exchangeable or swappable container

Japanese shipowner Imoto Lines inks order for electric feeder container

The 81-metre-long vessel will have 20-foot (six-metre) container batteries, alongside onboard batteries and generators. Article continues below the advert It will attain

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