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Quotable “Looking further out, we ant cipate that a commercial launch of an autonomous vessel that can resolve all the aforement oned concerns and problems to a sat sfactory level while being designated to MASS Level 3 and 4, will most likely happen post 2030.”
Sungjoon Kim
Sr. Execut ve Vice President, Korea
Shipbuilding & O? shore Engineering (KSOE) 26 “At Reintjes we also want to ride the wave of of decarbonizat on, and currently, 80% of the e inquiries we get from our customers – shipyards ards and owners – are regarding hybrid.” – Klaus Deleroi, Managing Director, Reintjes es 36 “We forecast 27 GW of capacity to be grid connect- ed by 2030 and around 50 GW by 2035. Longer- term we ant cipate that 110 GW of installed ca- pacity by 2050 is achievable. Our forecast is based on developer plans, BOEM leasing and permit ng act vity and state commit ed and planned o? takes.
Philip Lewis, Director of Research,
Intelatus Global Partners 18 8 Maritime Reporter & Engineering News • April 2022
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