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CMA CGM Kimberley LNG-powered boxship delivered

14 December 2021

Infrastructure, Vessels

French shipping major CMA CGM has taken delivery of CMA CGM Kimberley, the second in the series of five 15,000 TEU LNG-powered ships built at the Chinese Jiangnan Shipyard.

Danish firm to supply methanol-based generator systems for Svitzer’s new tug

9 October 2024

Equipment

Danish company Nordhavn Power Solutions has been contracted to supply two methanol-based generator systems for a larger hybrid solution on Svitzer’s new tugboat.

Vietnam: NASICO Hands Over Five New Vessels to Its Owners

29 December 2011

Yesterday, on Dec. 28th, 2011, The Nam Trieu Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (NASICO) held delivery ceremony for five newly built vessels. NASICO, a subsidiary company of the Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group (Vinashin) successfully handed over five ships to its foreign partner and domestic ones. These vessels include a 9,200-tonne ship delivered to Hanse Capital of Germany, a […]

Meyer Turku floats out Royal Caribbean’s 1st LNG-powered cruise ship

9 December 2022

Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Vessels

Icon of the Seas, which is being built at the Meyer Turku shipyard, was launched on Friday, December 9, 2022. Over the weekend, the ship will be moved to the outfitting dock, where its now fully assembled hull will receive final outfitting. The shipyard celebrated the float-out with a ceremonial cannon firing. Icon of the […]

Damen Becomes New Operator of French Shiprepair Yard Sobrena

2 April 2012

Business & Finance

Damen Shipyards is the new operator of French shiprepair yard Sobrena. The yard will be renamed Damen Shiprepair Brest and will continue to serve the maritime and offshore industries with shiprepair and conversion services. The yard has three drydocks (up to 420 x 80 m) and will be available for repair jobs as of Monday, […]

French Shiprepair Yard Sobrena Becomes Damen Shiprepair Brest

2 April 2012

From Friday March 30. Damen Shipyards is the new operator of French shiprepair yard Sobrena. The yard will be renamed Damen Shiprepair Brest and will continue to serve the maritime and offshore industries with shiprepair and conversion services. The yard has three drydocks (up to 420 x 80 m) and will be available for repair […]

GDBIW Wins Two U.S. Navy Contracts in Support of DDG 51 Program

20 December 2012

The U.S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics Bath Iron Works, a subsidiary of General Dynamics, two contracts in support of the DDG 51 Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer program. Bath Iron Works is the lead shipyard and design agent for the class. The first contract, valued at $28.3 million, is for lead yard services for […]

Evergreen to splash up to $2.6 billion on 20 boxships

23 March 2021

Business & Finance, Vessels

Taiwanese container shipping company Evergreen Marine has revealed plans to build twenty 15,000 TEU containerships. The announcement made yesterday confirms broker rumours from February this year. When the company was approached for a comment by our editorial staff at the time, Evergreen issued the following statement: “Evergreen continually studies various types of vessels and will […]

Shipbuilding Catalyst Accelerates Time-to-Value

19 March 2014

Business & Finance

Shipbuilding catalyst and shipbuilding software provide shipbuilders with best practices, process support and examples of how to facilitate implementation. There is a major transformation underway in the marine sector. Fleet operators need to develop more energy-efficient, reliable and environmentally friendly ships with better overall performance and lower total operating costs. Shipyards around the world also […]

BAE Systems Begins Construction of MV Magdalen (USA)

9 June 2012

Vessels

BAE Systems has begun construction on the MV Magdalen, an 8,500 cubic yard capacity trailing suction hopper dredge for Weeks Marine, Inc. Executives from the two companies gathered this week at the BAE Systems Mobile shipyard to oversee the initial cutting of steel for the vessel’s first module, which will weigh 130 tons. When complete […]

Wärtsilä Engines for 6 Deepwater Drillships in Brazil

15 October 2012

Business & Finance, Equipment

Wärtsilä, the marine industry’s leading solutions and services provider, has been awarded the contract from Jurong Shipyard Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine to supply main generating engines and thrusters for six new deep water drill ships to be built in Brazil at Estaleiro Jurong Aracruz. The contract was signed at the end of […]

DNV: Industry to Benefit from Drydock-Free Mobile Offshore Units Surveys

3 May 2013

Moving MOUs to sheltered waters or drydock facilities for surveys is disruptive and expensive. Using the experience gained from several years of dealing with floating production units and surveying drilling units on location, DNV is now preparing a Recommended Practice (RP) to allow mobile offshore units to operate on location by optimizing survey routines without […]

Yacht offers big cut in fuel consumption

3 November 2009

A zero-emission motor yacht, a superyacht built by the first Western shipyard in China and a flats skiff that doubles as a duck boat were among the varied watercraft on display at the 50th anniversary Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.

Growing demand to spur Coastal Contracts business

5 March 2007

Coastal Contracts Bhd, a shipyard specialising in building offshore support vessels for the oil and gas sector, sees bright prospects for its shipbuilding and repairing business, driven by growing demand amid a favourable global macroeconomic environment.

Alaskans try to have Healy move north

5 February 2006

According to the Coast Guard analysis, Anchorage’s port would need dredging to handle the big ship. The report also said Todd is one of only two commercial shipyards — the other is in San Diego — that could handle the vessel.

South Korea: STX Pan Ocean Expects Delays in Newbuilding Deliveries

12 August 2011

STX Pan Ocean noted that the widening financing difficulties faced by shipyards may delay the scheduled newbuilding deliveries… (seatrade-asia) [mappress] Source: seatrade-asia, August 12, 2011; Image: panocean

Aspo

15 May 2006

ESL Shipping Oy, a subsidiary of Aspo Plc, has secured a contract to order two new ice-strengthened dry cargo vessels from the Indian ABG Shipyard Ltd. Expanding ESL Shipping

Presidential yacht catches fire

15 January 2006

THE PRESIDENTIAL yacht, BRP Ang Pangulo, caught fire while undergoing repairs at a shipyard in Bauan town, Batangas province, some 146 kilometers south of Manila, a spokesman for the Philippine Navy said Monday.

Acquisition of 8 Kamsarmax Newbuilding Contracts

29 October 2007

Golden Ocean Group Limited is pleased to advise that the Company has acquired eight newbuilding contracts at Zhoushan Jinhaiwan Shipyard (Jinhaiwan) in China. The vessels of 80.000 dwt will be delivered quarterly from September 2009.

PHOTO: Skipsteknisk-designed OCV leaves Turkey

29 November 2016

Norwegian offshore vessel designer Skipsteknisk shared a photo through its social media channels on Tuesday of the new offshore construction vessel (OCV) Volstad Oceanic as it was leaving the Tersan Shipyard in Yalova, Turkey. Skipsteknisk is the designer of the ST-259 Arctic, later named the Volstad Oceanic, built for operation in Arctic waters. According to the […]

Helix Takes Delivery of Q5000 Semi-Sub Well Intervention Vessel

5 May 2015

Helix Energy Solutions Group announced that on April 30th its wholly owned subsidiary, Helix Q5000 Holdings S.A.R.L., took delivery of the Q5000 semi-submersible well intervention vessel from Sembcorp Marine’s Jurong Shipyard. In conjunction with delivery of the vessel, Helix Q5000 Holdings S.A.R.L. used proceeds of the previously announced $250 million Q5000 credit facility to make […]

President Trump inks executive order to ‘restore American maritime dominance’

10 April 2025

Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Vessels

The President of the U.S. Donald Trump has signed an executive order seeking to “restore American maritime dominance” as uncertainty lingers over the global shipping market amid geopolitical tensions and the U.S.-China maritime rivalry. The latest developments seem to be taking a toll on Chinese shipyards as well, with newbuild orders declining in favor of South Korean yards.