Welcome Marie Launes, NCE Maritime CleanTech/TrAM project Dr Evangelos Boulougouris, University of Strathclyde/TrAM project The TrAM project - New mindsets in ship building Mikal Dahle, Project Coordinator TrAM Project New production methods Modularisation can, and should, change the way ships are ordered Tobias Seidenberg, Fraunhofer IEM/TrAM project The Navais project -  A platform-based modular productContinue reading →

Worldwide competition is fierce, and in order to maintain world-leadership in complex, value-added and highly specialised vessels, European shipbuilders must develop tailor-made innovative concepts that are efficient to design and build. The NAVAIS project is developing a platform-based modular product family approach supported by the 3DEXPERIENCE® platform. This concept will increase efficiency in vessel designContinue reading →

Stab&S conference 2021: First international conference on stability and safety of ships and ocean vehicles As a result of ambitious climate targets and the need for more sustainable transport solutions in cities around the world, the number of battery electric ferries and fast ferries is expected to grow rapidly in the years to come. InContinue reading →

Join us and watch the keel laying ceremony for the world´s first fully electric fast going passenger vessel live. The live stream will be available from the TrAM project´s Facebook page. Agenda: Welcome, Håvard Tvedte, Director Project Management, NCE Maritime CleanTech Meet Medstraum, the world´s first fully electric fast ferry Greetings from the Norwegian MinisterContinue reading →

Our work within the TrAM project, including constructing the world’s first certified battery-electric fast ferry through modular production, will be presented by Edmund Tolo, R&D manager at Fjellstrand AS. The presentation will be part of the "Vessel Case session" at day one of Electric & Hybrid Marine Virtual ‘Live’, Monday 13th September. More information andContinue reading →

The TrAM project's progress on advanced and modular production of a high-speed vessel will be presented at the conference (taking place in Norway).