Yara Marine Technologies reaches all-time high service and after sales numbers in January and February despite coronavirus heavily affecting the scrubber market.
Yara Marine Technologies is expanding its green tech portfolio. However, the company, which was the first to launch the in-line scrubber, will still have scrubbers as a core product in years to come. As warranties end, ship-owners now
Moving towards a broader portfolio of green technologies, Yara Marine Technologies onboards new key employees to the company.
– I am looking forward to create results with our new and dedicated colleagues. They are adding valuable experience and knowledge to our company that is continuously growing. And most important of all, is that they share our ambition to ensure a healthy planet for future
While the EU parliament call for an emission ban at berth, Yara Marine Technologies relaunch cold ironing to their green tech portfolio, partnering with NG3.
“We used to do shore power projects on ships some years ago, but the market was too slow. Now however, with new regulation and grants supporting ship-owner’s shore power investments, we are back in the business of shore power. Together wi
The Coronavirus has had a major impact on the shipping industry. Experts in Yara Marine Technologies now have their hands full with online training to help superintendents and chief engineers invest downtime in their crew. Number of training courses has nearly doubled.
As Yara Marine Technologies expands into new green technology for the maritime industry, their accelerator program for startups lets them tap into the frontiers of green marine technologies.
