March 2012
DK Group fits first system on Danish ship
AIR cavity system maker DK Group has used a new financing model to secure the first order for its underwater bubble system that aims to reduce vessels’ fuel consumption.
March 2012
Dannebrog orders air cavity system
DANISH shipowner Dannebrog has become the first company to place a commercial orders for a modern full lubrication system, agreeing to buy Dutch technology from DK Group.
March 2012
Air Cavity System Aims to Help Reduce Emissions
DK Group will install its emissions-reducing Air Cavity System (ACS) technology on a 12,580 deadweight ton (DWT) multi-purpose vessel owned by Danish shipowner and ship management company Dannebrog Group.
March 2012
DK Group’s Air Cavity System
Because bunker prices have reached highs in recent months, as Middle East crude prices increase on the back of a looming ban on Iranian crude, owners are looking closely at fuel efficiency tools.
March 2012
DK Group’s ‘Air Cavity System’ to be installed on a Dannebrog Rederi Vessel
DK Group, creators of the Air Cavity System (ACS) that reduces ocean-going vessel fuel consumption and related CO2 emissions, is to install its pioneering ACS technology on a 12,580 deadweight tonne (DWT) multi purpose vessel owned by Danish shipowner and ship management company Dannebrog Group.
March 2012
Floating on Air
Danish company DK Group has announced with great PR an order for its patented Air Cavity System (ACS) technology. The retrofit installation on a 12,580 DWT Dannebrog Group general cargo vessel.
March 2012
Dannebrog to Test Air Cavity
DK Group will install its air cavity system on Dannebrog Group’s 12,580-deadweight-ton multipurpose cargo ship.
March 2012
DK Group’s “Air Cavity System” to be installed on a Dannebrog Rederi Vessel
DK Group, creators of the Air Cavity System (ACS) that reduces ocean-going vessel fuel consumption and related CO2 emissions, is to install its pioneering ACS technology on a 12,580 deadweight tonne (DWT) multi purpose vessel owned by Danish shipowner and ship management company Dannebrog Group.
March 2012
Air Cavity System Aims to Help Reduce Emissions
DK Group will install its emissions-reducing Air Cavity System (ACS) technology on a 12,580 deadweight ton (DWT) multi-purpose vessel owned by Danish shipowner and ship management company Dannebrog Group.
March 2012
DENMARK: Commercial first for DK Group
DK Group is to install its Air Cavity System (ACS) technology on a 12,580 deadweight tonne (DWT) multi purpose vessel owned by Danish shipowner and ship management company Dannebrog Group.
March 2012
‘Air Cavity System’ to be installed on commercial vessel
DK Group’s air lubrication technology is to be installed on a 12,580 deadweight tonne (DWT) commercial vessel.
March 2012
Floating on Air – DK Group receives first order for Air Cavity System
DK Group says it has received an order to install its patented Air Cavity System (ACS) technology on a 12,580 deadweight tonne (DWT) multi purpose vessel owned by Danish shipowner and ship management company Dannebrog Group.
March 2012
Rederiet Dannebrog vil sejle på luftbobler
Danneborg Group har indgået en aftale om at montere et Air Cavity System - et lag af luftbobler der reducerer skrogets friktion - på et af rederiets Multi Purpose skibe på 12.580 DWT.
March 2012
‘Air Cavity System’ to be installed on commercial vessel
DK Group’s air lubrication technology is to be installed on a 12,580 deadweight tonne (DWT) commercial vessel.
March 2012
DK’s ACS for Danish heavy lift ship
DK Group reports that it has reached agreement with Danish shipowner Dannebrog Group to install its air cavity system (ACS) technology on a 12,580 dwt multi-purpose cargo ship, with a view to reducing fuel consumption.
January 2012
Continuing Shipping’s Sustainability Journey
2011 Proved to a be a milestone year in shipping’s quest for sustainability. The last 12 months have seen the greatest strides in CO2 shipping emissions regulation since 1997, when the industry’s GHG ‘challenge’ first landed on the IMO’s agenda.
