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Kari Reinikainen

Kari Reinikainen

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  • Hydrogen’s viability as fuel for long haul ferries some years in the future

    By Kari Reinikainen|The MotorshipVerifiedHydrogen and fuel cells are under the magnifying glass of several ferry companies in northern Europe with one currently in service. Kari Reinikainen finds the use of hydrogen on longer services that require more of the fuel may still lie a few years ahead. Among the recipients of these grants was Samskip Kvitnos, a 2015 built, 120 metre long freight ferry that operates between Rotterdam and the west coast of Norway – a much longer run that that served by the 82 metre long Hydra.

    By Kari Reinikainen · The Motorship

    Jul. 08, 2024

  • Ponant unveils innovative, green design concept seen ready to sail by 2030

    By Kari Reinikainen|Cruise BusinessPonant, the French expedition cruise line, said it has committed to a uniquely designed transoceanic ship, supporting the evolution towards carbon neutrality. The company’s R&D team have come up with a pioneering concept that combines six groundbreaking technologies, that will redefine future navigation. The sailing ship, which will be ready by 2030, aims to be a catalyst for new energy solutions for Ponant and the broader industry.

    By Kari Reinikainen · 0

    Jul. 06, 2023

  • Hydrogen’s viability as fuel for long haul ferries some years in the future

    By Kari Reinikainen|The MotorshipVerifiedHydrogen and fuel cells are under the magnifying glass of several ferry companies in northern Europe with one currently in service. Kari Reinikainen finds the use of hydrogen on longer services that require more of the fuel may still lie a few years ahead. Among the recipients of these grants was Samskip Kvitnos, a 2015 built, 120 metre long freight ferry that operates between Rotterdam and the west coast of Norway – a much longer run that that served by the 82 metre long Hydra.

    By Kari Reinikainen · The Motorship

    Jul. 08, 2024

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Cruise Business

Cruise Industry News (CIN) is a specialized media outlet dedicated to the global cruise industry. It provides comprehensive coverage of operators, shipyards, and key stakeholders, serving as a vital resource for decision-makers. CIN offers analytics, market reports, and forecasts to support strategic planning. The company publishes an Annual Report, a detailed 400-page analysis that includes historical data, current trends, and future projections through 2033. It also provides independent market intelligence, including statistics and growth projections for various cruise lines and regional markets. Publications are available in both print and PDF formats, with the latest report for 2024 currently available and the 2025 edition available for pre-order. CIN's Annual Report is targeted at suppliers, ports, banks, financial analysts, and cruise lines, helping them with budgeting and strategic planning. The report starts at $1,195, catering to professionals seeking in-depth industry insights.

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