The ARISE project is advancing steadily toward its full-scale sea trials, with a critical milestone now underway: the construction and validation of the near-field measurement chain. This complex system is designed to capture key environmental data during the first seconds and minutes following a controlled ammonia release at sea. Data are essential for validating models and informing emergency response strategies. A modular design The near-field measurement chain is engineer

The ARISE project continues to make major strides toward improving safety and environmental preparedness for ammonia bunkering operations. A key focus of the initiative is Work Package 5, which is dedicated to developing and refining predictive models that simulate the behavior of ammonia releases at sea, both in near-field and far-field scenarios. Objectives Thought its WP5, ARISE aims to produce robust models that can predict how ammonia behaves when accidentally released i

As part of its mission to improve maritime safety in the context of the energy transition, the ARISE project is moving forward with the deployment of detection systems to monitor ammonia behavior during controlled releases at sea. These technologies, tested throughout Work Packages 3 and 4, will play a central role in the upcoming experimental campaigns. Ammonia is considered a promising alternative fuel for decarbonizing maritime transport, but its use requires robust safety

ITOCHU Corporation and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) have announced the signing of a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to conduct...

Lloyd’s Register published in March 2024 the second report in its “Fuel for Thought”  series, focusing on ammonia as a clean fuel for the...

A recent study published in the Journal of Physics Conference Series  titled "Risk assessment of gas plume dispersion in bunkering of...

EMSA has released a comprehensive two-part study titled "Study Investigating the Safety of Ammonia as Fuel on Ships" , examining the key...

We would to inform you about the release of the second part of the study on the safety of hydrogen as fuel on ships, conducted for the...

The 10th session of the IMO Sub-Committee on Carriage of Cargoes and Containers (CCC 10), held from September 16-20, 2024, finalized...

We are excited to announce that the ARISE Project had a successful Kick-Off Meeting (KoM) with our esteemed sponsors on May 2, 2024. This...