New hull forms and training must be factored into future designs
A view that finding a suitable alternative fuel would achieve the vision of ‘ship of the future’ has been found wanting. New hull forms, refreshed training, and industry collaboration will be just as critical.
A Mare Forum webinar has heard that shipbuilders’ reluctance to discuss new designs that would not fit production processes has left shipowners having to tweak existing vessels to meet emission targets
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