Changing global economy and growing environmental challenges create a need to re-think the way we design ships. DNV has proven that major emission and energy reductions can be achieved and be profitable already today, using existing shipbuilding technology.
DNV's naval architects are devoted to ships and are true designers. Whether you need appraisal of an idea for a new vessel, to quantify the benefit of an innovative floating object or advice on how to meet new market demands with a competitive design, we have the creativity, tools, experience and competence you need.
We will continue to develop and demonstrate ideas in order to support the industry developing towards the future.
Case references
| Case: | Extraordinary innovation projects | |
| Customer: | DNV | |
Through several internal innovation projects DNV has exercised its capability of supporting the industry in improving environmental performance on ships and at the same demonstrating how emission reductions can be achieved with today’s technology. Teams of DNV’s best consultants, designers, naval architects, engineers, scientists and marketing people have tested out ideas, concepts and technologies in order to design the ships of the future. Market analysis’, customer surveys and cost benefit analysis are a crucial part of such projects. Results are concepts such as the RoRo-ship Momentum, the containership Quantum and the oil tanker Triality. | ||
| Case: | Technical assistance; concept development | |
| Customer: | Offshore installation contractor | |
A small contractor company developed a new and innovative design for lifting oil platforms. Having little knowledge of marine and ship design contacted DNV for help. | ||