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Our way towards decarbonisation

Written on 11.September 2023.

ZEABORN’s first vessel retrofitted with Rotor Sails starts operational trials Improving a ship’s environmental impact and energy efficiency is nowadays of paramount importance. We are therefore happy to have the opportunity of managing the Anemoi-Tufton Rotor Sails project, and to test the results day by day. Supervised by our team from BestShip – our daughter company-, we installed Anemoi’s first Rotor Sails prototype on Tufton’s Kamsarmax Bulk Carrier, the “TR Lady”. Thanks...

Newbuilding Supervision for two F900 Eco-Lifter newbuildings

Written on 29.June 2022.

Hamburg, 29 June 2022 – We are pleased to announce today that our valued customer United Heavy Lift GmbH & Co. KG (“UHL”) has entrusted ZEABORN Ship Management (“ZSM”) with the newbuilding supervision for their two additional F900 Eco-Lifter newbuildings, at the CSSC shipyard in Hudong, China. In May 2022, UHL announced plans to expand the Eco-Lifter newbuilding program to a total of nineteen vessels. MV “UHL Fresh” and MV “UHL Fable”, vessel...

RISK INTELLIGENCE A/S AND ZEABORN SHIP MANAGEMENT SIGNS AGREEMENT FOR THE ENTIRE MANAGED ZEABORN FLEET

Written on 09.December 2021.

Zeaborn teams up with Mental Health Support Solutions to provide access to professional support for seafarers.

Written on 29.September 2021.

A pool of more than 3,500 seafarers are working for Zeaborn Ship Management. They are our frontline workers, the most important pillar of our business.

Zeaborn and other industry pioneers are calling world leaders to action for decarbonization of shipping.

Written on 22.September 2021.

Global shipping community is joining forces to battle carbon emissions and avoid a climate disaster.

Zeaborn Ship Management fights against maritime pollution

Written on 11.August 2021.

We as a ship manager sincerely care about the seas and marine life, which is strongly endangered through pollution. Together with various stakeholders in the industry we have supported the development of a new app from the non-profit organisation Eyesea. The app maps marine pollution and hazards and thus reduces waste pollution at sea.