Silverstream and Carnival Corporation expand partnership with new installations to drive efficiency

New deals to install Silverstream’s air lubrication technology will support Carnival Corporation’s decarbonisation goals with projected fuel savings and emissions reductions
The LNG-powered newbuild vessels, among the most environmentally advanced ships in their class, will integrate Silverstream’s technology onboard, unlocking net fuel savings potential and paving the way for the next generation of low-emission passenger vessels. Previously, the system delivered approximately 5% net fuel and emissions savings onboard Princess Cruises’ Diamond Princess. This aligns with Carnival Corporation’s focus on minimising its carbon intensity by 40%, a target the company aims to achieve by 2026—four years ahead of initial projections.
The two newbuilds, scheduled for delivery in 2027 and 2028, will result in a total of 16 vessels in Carnival Corporation’s fleet with the Silverstream® System advancing the company’s decarbonisation aspirations. Like their predecessors, these latest additions to the fleet will also feature a broad range of other energy efficiency improvements, such as waste heat recovery, sophisticated HVAC systems and hull form optimisation, helping Carnival Corporation further minimise its environmental footprint and operating costs.
The emissions savings generated by the Silverstream® System support decarbonisation goals that help further the sustainability leadership positioning of cruise operators. Underpinning these efforts is Silverstream’s close collaboration with shipyards to seamlessly meet the industry’s growing demand for clean technology solutions, as well as comprehensive operational data obtained from many years of system operations.
Noah Silberschmidt, Founder & CEO, Silverstream Technologies, commented: “Cruise operators have consistently been frontrunners in embracing advanced technologies across their fleets. Since 2016, we have proudly partnered with Carnival Corporation, the industry’s largest operator, to support their decarbonisation journey with our proven air lubrication technology. The need of the hour is to raise decarbonisation ambitions, and we are committed to building large-scale partnerships that advance sustainability across the entire sector.”
Carnival Corporation’s Chief Maritime Officer, Vice Admiral (Ret.) William R. Burke, added: “Silverstream’s ability to deliver proven, verified GHG and fuel cost savings sets them apart in a crowded marketplace. Our continued partnership has thrived thanks to our shared commitment to advancing sustainability in the maritime sector. As we work towards net zero by 2050, we look forward to many more years of collaboration, driving energy efficiency, reducing fuel consumption and cutting emissions throughout our fleet.”
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