India’s DRDO and Naval Group to Upgrade Submarines with AIP
DRDO & Naval Group sign agreement to integrate the Fuel Cell Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) system onboard Indian Navy Scorpene type submarine INS Kalvari.
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DSME Delivers Submarine Methanol Reforming Plant to South Korea’s ADD
Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) announced today that it has successfully delivered a 'methanol steam reforming plant for submarine fuel cells' at the Siheung R&D campus.
Russia develops preliminary design of AIP unit for Sarma UUV
The first Russian oxygen/hydrogen air-independent propulsion (AIP) unit designed for the Sarma unmanned undersea vehicle (UUV)...
Pakistan’s New Type-039B AIP Submarines: Image Shows Shipyard Expansion
New construction halls and dry dock in Karachi are taking shape. Although official details are scarce, we understand that the new site will be for the local construction of Type-039B AIP submarines for the Pakistan Navy.
Abengoa Becomes Main Supplier of AIP System for Navantia’s S80 Submarine
Abengoa has inked a contract with Navantia to supply its AIP system to the future S80 Plus submarines of the Spanish Navy. Abengoa’s solution was selected in Feb. 2020 by the General Directorate of Armament and Material of the Spanish MoD. The Spanish company stated that its AIP system will allow the S80 Plus to operate for up to 3 weeks without surfacing.
India’s AIP system gets boost with operation of land-based prototype
India's fuel cell-based Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) system has crossed several milestones in technology maturity, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has announced.
Following the commissioning of INS Khanderi, what is Naval Group’s outlook in India?
On September 28, INS Khanderi was commissioned by the Indian Navy in Mumbai, where the submarine is based.
Naval Group Achieves Breakthrough with its FC2G AIP System
Naval Group announced that they achieved a breakthrough with their proprietary FC2G AIP system for submarine: The company demonstrated an 18 days submerged patrol representative of operational conditions.