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Trigon Shipyard officials summoned by DENR

15 August 2006

The

GMA upbeat on $1-b shipyard

28 September 2006

What could be the world

Reviving UK’s Shipyards with Offshore Wind

23 May 2011

Dawn is beginning to break in Cornwall and the Leviathan and Kraken, two grand vessels, sit patiently awaiting their departure from the historic Falmouth docks… By Ellie Zolfagharifard (theengineer) [mappress] Source: theengineer, May 23, 2011

Metal Shark to Start New Shipyard

26 January 2014

Metal Shark Aluminum Boats is expanding its operations and has acquired a large waterfront parcel to accommodate the production of larger vessels. The builder has signaled its entry into the shipbuilding sector with the purchase of a 25-acre waterfront tract located in South Louisiana’s St. Mary Parish. Plans for the new facility call for over […]

Sea trials underway for ‘world’s first’ e-methanol-fueled SOV

5 June 2025

Infrastructure, Vessels

The “world’s first e-methanol-powered service operation vessel (SOV)”, built by Cemre Shipyard for Danish offshore services firm ESVAGT, is undergoing sea trials in Türkiye

Damen Shipyards: Yn 544801&544802

26 September 2006

The first two Damen Axe Bow vessels have been delivered to Oceanteam, with office in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The vessels will be leased by Diavaz for operation in deep water in the Gulf of Mexico. The vessel’s axe shaped bow maximises the waterline length and prevents the bow from coming out of the water. Slamming […]

DD World unites shipyard operations

24 April 2007

Dubai World has announced the establishment of Dubai Drydocks World (DD World) to consolidate the dry docks and maritime sector of the organisation. Dubai World is the holding company that manages and supervises the Dubai Government’s portfolio of businesses and projects – including the internationally renowned port operator, DP World.

Henderson shipyards get $174m boost

15 December 2006

The Australian Marine Complex in Henderson is set to receive a $174 million infrastructure boost from the State Government. A new floating dock will be constructed with the funds as well as a new transfer system, dredging of a 17m-deep basin to accommodate the floating dock, electricity upgrades and an extension of the eastern wharf.

Shipyard rebuts union claims on fleet

12 May 2005

The lack of leadership in Government Shipping Services has caused the demise of its fleet. With seven of the taxpayer-funded ships in need of immediate repairs, one marine workers’ union, the Public Employees Union, is questioning the capabilities of Captain John Rounds to lead the shipping department.

Philly Shipyard Reports Rise in Profits, Revenues

16 February 2018

Business & Finance

Philly Shipyard achieved record high revenues and profits in 2017.

India: Bharathi Shipyard Gives in to Fishermen’s Demand

9 April 2012

Bharathi Shipyard gives in to the Mangalore local fishermen’s demands to dredge the accumulated sand from the sea. Local fishermen could not move their boats into the sea due to the accumulation of sand, which they believe was caused by Bharathi Shipyard that clogged sands in Kudroli Bengre Shipyard. The shipyard was ordered to dredge […]

Explosion Hits Vessel at Bulgarian Shipyard

4 April 2017

An explosion has occurred on board a vessel at Terem Shiprepair Yard in Varna, Bulgaria, according to a statement issued by Varna Municipality. The incident was reported on April 3, while the ship arrived at the shiprepair yard a day earlier. There were no injuries reported, Varna Municipality’s press office said. Teams of the Regional Directorate Fire Safety […]

Shipyard Explosion Kills Two, China

30 December 2013

Two people have been killed and two injured in today’s gas explosion at Huarun Dadong Dockyard Co. on Chongming Island, officials say. Sparks produced by a worker using a grinder ignited leaking flammable gas in a manufacturing workshop and caused the accident, ShanghaiDaily reports. The report further said that the ship is being built for […]

Staff jobs rise at EU shipyards

3 April 2008

STAFF jobs in Europe’s shipbuilding industry were up last year for the first time in decades, a conference in Brussels heard this week. Almost five years after the start of the current order boom and around six after the industry bemoaned the fact that it was facing its worst crisis since the Second World War, […]

China to limit foreign investment in shipyards

19 September 2006

China plans to cap foreign holdings in the country’s ship makers at 49 percent as the government moves to both maintain control over the fledgling industry and tap overseas know how. Foreign shipbuilders seeking to form joint ventures in China must also transfer their expertise to local partners through the establishment of technology centers, the […]

Damen Shipyard: Doop BN 548911

17 September 2006

The newly delivered Damen Stan Patrol 2005, “TRITON”, was named at the Port of Amsterdam on Saturday 9th September, 2006. The ceremony was performed by Mrs. Piena, wife of the Alderman of the Port of Amsterdam Mr. Asscher and witnessed by over 200 persons, including 40 children. The “TRITON” entered service in June and was […]

Saigon shipyard completes largest vessel

16 February 2006

The Saigon Shipbuilding Industry Company (SSIC) handed over Wednesday a 6,500 tonne freighter to the Saigon Shipping Company.

Soul may limit bidders for shipyard

10 October 2005

A South Korean state agency that is jointly selling 51 percent of Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering said Monday that it might reject bids from companies that did not support national interests. Korea Asset Management, which liquidates distressed assets at financial companies, plans to sell its stake in Daewoo Shipbuilding, which it owns with Korea […]

S. Korean shipyards outperform rivals

8 August 2007

South Korean shipbuilders are cruising fast in global markets, chalking up as much as US$30 billion worth of orders in the first half of this year and the largest ever for a six-month period. Against the unprecedented pace of growth, however, some have raised concerns that the lack of a skilled workforce and materials could […]

Stop using beach as free shipyard

14 August 2006

WAIHEKE Shipping is ordered to cease industrial activity on pristine Motuihe Island beaches or risk

Sembawang Shipyard Secures Diamond Princess Contract

10 October 2013

Business & Finance

Sembawang Shipyard, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine has secured the upgrading of 115 ,875 grt passenger ship Diamond Princess from Princess Cruises, USA. Mr John Gunner, Senior Vice President, Technical, Princess Cruises said “We are very pleased with the recent retrofit to our Sun Princess by Sembawang Shipyard. The Shipyard’s team has shown dedication […]