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  • Boat Burns At Fairhaven Shipyard

    15 January 2006

    The fire broke out shortly before 9 a.m. on the scalloper The Amber Nicole, while it was docked at the Fairhaven shipyard. It was above deck and there were no injuries.

  • VT to offload shipyards to BAE

    26 March 2006

    VT Group, the support services and shipbuilding company, will sell its shipyards to BAE Systems if their joint bid for engineering group Babcock International succeeds.

  • Shipyard toasts Malaysian contract

    19 July 2006

    A Scots shipyard has won a major contract to build two frigates for the Malaysian Navy. Defence company BAE Systems said the project would help sustain hundreds of jobs on the Clyde.

  • Shipbuilder, Steelmaker to Run Shipyard

    19 March 2007

    China’s No. 1 steelmaker Shanghai Baosteel Group has formed a joint venture with China State Shipbuilding Corp. to operate a 10 billion yuan ($1.3 billion) civilian shipyard on the Yangtze River.

  • Hudong to invest in shipyards and technology

    31 January 2007

    Hudong Heavy Machinery Co. , which has announced that it plans to raise RMB 12 billion from a share placement, said that it will use the proceeds to fund its purchase of shipyards and to invest in new technologies.

  • Contract joy for booming shipyard

    4 September 2006

    A BOOMING South Tyneside shipyard has clinched another contract, the Gazette can reveal. The Skandi Neptune support offshore vessel will arrive at A&P Tyne in Hebburn later this month, creating work for dozens of men. And there are hopes the borough yard will secure an even bigger order within the next fortnight. About 2,000 workers […]

  • Shipyard sale attracts shipowners

    21 October 2009

    The prices offered by Chinese and South Korean shipyards have fallen by about 40 per cent. A handysize now costs around USD 25 million, compared to USD 40 million 18 months ago. A Capesize newbuilding can be ordered for USD 56 million, compared to almost USD 100 million. ”It is better for owners to get […]

  • Woman guilty in shipyard bribery

    2 August 2005

    The bribes started with a lunch. Soon there was an open tab at a local delicatessen. Then came concert and airline tickets. And then it was straight cash. Barbara E. Speller, who had the authority to approve lucrative freight delivery contracts for the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, admitted in federal court Monday that she […]

  • Seoul Frets Over Shipyards

    22 December 2009

    Policy makers on Monday proposed steps to address a plunge in ship orders this year in South Korea, home to seven of the world’s 10 largest shipbuilders. But there is little chance the industry here will avoid steep job losses and financial difficulties in coming years.

  • Shipyard marks treaty signing

    6 September 2005

    he 100th anniversary of the treaty that ended the Russo-Japanese War was commemorated Monday with a re-enactment of the treaty signing, a 19-gun salute and a visit by the Japanese ambassador.

  • Shipyards: left high and dry

    25 October 2006

    India

  • Western Shipyard christens WindLift1

    29 June 2009

    On 25 June, Western Shipyard in Klaipeda christened the WindLift1, which is being built by Bard Engineering GmbH. The 101.8 metre long and 36 metre wide jack-up vessel has a draft of 3.5 metres and can sail at a speed of 8 knots. She is being built for equipping and maintaining Bard Engineering’s windpower stations […]

  • Shipyard fined for polluting hamlets

    30 January 2007

    The central province of Khanh Hoa has decided to fine the Hyundai-Vinashin Shipyard for its violation of the Law on Environment. Hyundai-Vinashin will have to pay VND 85 million (US$5,300), for its discharge of used NIX particle into the surrounding environment during the process of ship repair. The act has caused pollution, particularly to My […]

  • Windward Offshore takes delivery of its first green methanol-ready CSOV

    1 October 2025
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Vessels

    Vard has delivered the first commissioning service operation vessel (CSOV) to Windward Offshore, Windward Athens, which marks the German company’s entry into the offshore wind operations & maintenance (O&M) market. Windward Offshore has three more CSOVs under construction at Vard. Built by Vard in Norway and delivered on schedule at Vard Brattvaag, the vessel is […]

  • China sees its ‘first-ever’ installation of centrifugal OCCS aboard 57,000 dwt bulker

    23 September 2025
    Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Collaboration, Equipment, Innovation, Technology, Vessels

    Chinese marine equipment provider Headway Technology Group has fitted an onboard carbon capture system (OCCS) onto a 57,000 dwt bulk carrier in Zhoushan, China, marking the country’s ‘first-ever’ deployment of centrifugal OCCS. As disclosed, the fifteen-year-old bulker named Yue Dian 56 was equipped with the solution at the Longshan Shipyard in mid-September. This development is […]

  • Norway assists struggling shipyards

    18 May 2010

    Norway is boosting the struggling shipyard industry, as the government is increasing funds available to its export credit guarantee program by NOK 10 billion. ”Shipyards and the related supply industry are still feeling the impact of the financial crisis and face large, serious challenges.”

  • Huarong’s Shipyard Sale Delayed

    2 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    China Huarong Energy Company Limited, formerly known as China Rongsheng Heavy Industries Group Holdings Ltd, said that the shipyard sale and purchase agreement between the company and the potential purchaser has not been concluded before the expiry of the MOU. The sale, which forms part of the restructuring deal of the company’s subsidiary Jiangsu Rongsheng Heavy Industries, was […]

  • Brazil Builds Shipyard in Venezuela

    1 August 2006

    Caracas, Ago 1 (Prensa Latina) Brazilian experts will build in Venezuela a shipyard for the production, maintenance and repair of craft of great tonnage and marine platforms, as part of the oil cooperation between both South American nations. The agreement for the shipyard building in 2007 was signed by Venezuela Oil (PDVSA) by means of […]

  • Admiralty Shipyard Launches Tanker

    16 June 2006

    Admiralty Shipyard launches the “Tavrichesky Bridge” product tanker built to to the order of Sovcomflot JS

  • Huarong’s Shipyard Sale Delayed

    2 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    China Huarong Energy Company Limited, formerly known as China Rongsheng Heavy Industries Group Holdings Ltd, said that the shipyard sale and purchase agreement between the company and the potential purchaser has not been concluded before the expiry of the MOU. The sale, which forms part of the restructuring deal of the company’s subsidiary Jiangsu Rongsheng Heavy Industries, was […]

  • Wight Shipyard to merge with OCEA

    8 February 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy

    Britain’s aluminium shipbuilder, The Wight Shipyard Co., has unveiled an all-share merger with the complementary French shipbuilder OCEA to create a combined group to capitalise on the fast ferry and offshore renewable energy markets opportunities.

  • Vyborg Shipyard Delivers Tanker

    8 August 2006

    On August 10 after the seatrials Vyborg Shipyard delivers the oil tanker “Aktau” to Raiffaisen Leasing Kazakhstan. The technical draft was made by Vympel construction bureau. The vessel is aimed for the crude oil and oil products transportation in the Caspian region.

  • Shipyard to build carriers’ hulls

    13 February 2008

    The future of a Devon shipyard and the 160 people who work there has been secured for up to five years. Appledore yard, owned by Babcock Marine, will help build hull sections for the UK’s two next generation of aircraft carriers.

  • Shipyard buzz lures corporates

    12 August 2006

    Ship building has emerged as a favourite investment option for corporate India. Lured by the flood of orders in shipyards across the world and the 30 per cent subsidy element, quite a few big companies have queued up to enter the booming ship repair and building business.

  • Poland fights for Gdansk shipyard

    22 August 2007

    The future of Poland’s iconic Gdansk shipyard remains in doubt as a key European Union (EU) deadline approaches for the site to reduce its capacity. Brussels has given Poland until the end of Tuesday to either close two of Gdansk’s three slipways or else repay 51m euros ($69m; £35m) of European aid.