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Tsunami Disaster – “GL Limits its Service Activities in Japan”

18 March, 2011
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Tsunami Disaster – “GL Limits its Service Activities in Japan”

Due to the current situation in Japan, Germanischer Lloyd (GL) has limited its services for ships in service in the North of Japan.

FLAGSHIP partners with GL to Reduce Fleet-Wide Fuel Consumption

9 February, 2011
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FLAGSHIP partners with GL to Reduce Fleet-Wide Fuel Consumption

FLAGSHIP, a part EU-funded maritime transport project, has achieved major advances in accurately measuring on-board power requirements and thereby enabling a reduction in fuel consumption through the development of FLAGSHIP-EEM (Energy Efficiency Monitoring).

Feederlines Implements GL Fleetmanagement Software

2 February, 2011
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Feederlines Implements GL Fleetmanagement Software

Onboard of 48 ships of Dutch shipping company Feederlines B.V., GL Maritime Software's fleet management software GL ShipManager and GL FleetAnalyzer will be implemented in 2011.

Chevron Relies on Condition Based Monitoring

1 February, 2011
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At the 4th Optimising Ship Maintenance Conference held in Rotterdam on January 27, 2010, GL Noble Denton discussed the implementation of a condition based monitoring system (CBM) for Chevron Shipping Company.

Future Ship: Container Optimization Yeilds Significant Fuel Salvings

12 January, 2011
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Future Ship: Container Optimization Yeilds Significant Fuel Salvings

The lines of a 9,000 TEU container ship series were significantly improved in a joint venture of the Chinese design office Maric and Germanischer Lloyd's subsidiary FutureShip. Shipowners Schulte Group (Germany) and Costamare Inc. (Greece) had requested the design review in order to optimize the vessel's efficiency.

GL: Strong Demand for OSV Signals Growing Market

9 December, 2010
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GL: Strong Demand for OSV Signals Growing Market

Offshore service vessels (OSV) are becoming larger, more specialized and technically sophisticated as a result of the rising demand for more complex deepwater field developments, including the Gulf of Mexico.