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  • Damen Delivers Shoalbuster Vessel to Acta Marine

    7 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    Lady sponsor Annemie van der Ven- Scheeren, who named the ‘Coastal Voyager’ of Acta Marine in Amsterdam (The Netherlands) on 28th February, has not taken her task lightly. The spouse of the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Acta Marine not only wished the vessel and crew well, but also held a marvellous speech on […]

  • Romania’s GSP Offshore Appoints VP for Latin America

    6 August 2012
    Business & Finance

    Consistent in approaching the strategic Latin American Oil and Gas market and extending its presence in the region,Romania’s GSP  Offshore has appointed Mike Autrey Vice President for Latin America. Mike Autrey has considerable management experience, and having worked in Latin America since 1994 as a consultant for drilling contractors with operational, contractual and legal issues […]

  • Norway: Kleven Maritime to Build Seismic Ship for Sanco Shipping

    9 June 2011
    Business & Finance

    Sanco Shipping AS has signed a contract with Kleven Maritime for one seismic ship with an option for additionally one. With this contract, the order reserve stands at 11 ships with a combined value of about 4.2 billion NOK. Kleven Maritime, Norway’s biggest Norwegian-owned shipbuilding group, has since the beginning of May announced three new […]

  • Superferry rolls out of drydock

    19 January 2007

    Hawaii Superferry Inc. confirmed Thursday night that its first ferry has successfully moved from drydock onto a barge, the first stage of launching it. The 100-meter vessel has been under construction at the Austal shipyard in Mobile, Ala., since June 2004.

  • Awilco Offshore ASA – Awarded an additional option at Yantai Raffles

    11 September 2007

    Awilco Offshore ASA (AWO) has been awarded an option to build a possible fifth semi submersible drilling rig at Yantai Raffles Shipyard. The option can be exercised until end December 2008, and would have a building period of 33 months from exercise.

  • Go-ahead for sale of Gdansk dock

    7 November 2007

    Polish competition authorities have cleared the way for the country’s iconic, but struggling, Gdansk shipyard to be bought by Ukrainian firm Donbass. Donbass first said in September that it aimed to buy 75% of Gdansk for 400m zlotys ($161m; £76m), before later adding that it wanted the full 100%.

  • Total launches its large LNG bunker vessel in China

    18 October 2019
    Vessels

    Total, the world’s second-largest LNG player, said that its first large liquefied natural gas bunker vessel has been launched at the Chinese Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard. 

  • GSI delivers final 7,000 CEU dual-fuel PCTC to SPDBFL

    25 April 2025
    Infrastructure, Vessels

    Guangzhou Shipyard International (GSI), part of China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC), has named and delivered Han Jiang Kou, a dual-fuel liquefied natural gas (LNG) pure car and truck carrier (PCTC).

  • News | Puma on the move

    22 April 2008

    The PUMA entry has taken to the road on the latest stage of its preparations for the 2008-09 race. The new generation Volvo Open 70 made the 20-mile journey from Goetz Custom Boats in Bristol, Rhode Island to the Newport shipyard in Newport, prior to going in the water.

  • Devonport’s project P305 launched again

    31 July 2007

    Last week Devonport launched the 50m project P305 again. P305 is a highly secretive yacht build for a well known yachtsman who likes high speed yachts. She was originally launched a few years ago, but after problems she went back in the shipyard again.

  • Powerful twins for Brodospas

    22 May 2007

    Following the successful building and delivery of the Damen Fast Crew Supplier 3507 (Silni), Brodospas has now ordered 2 Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) Vessels 6315. Construction will take place at Damen Shipyards Galati in Romania and the delivery of both vessels is scheduled for 2009.

  • Cargotec Receives Hatch Cover Orders Worth Close to EUR 40 Million from Korea

    11 December 2007

    Cargotec’s MacGREGOR business area providing marine cargo handling and offshore solutions, has during November received hatch cover orders from various Korean shipyards. The equipment will be delivered for 31 shipsets during 2008–2010 and the value of the orders is close to EUR 40 million.

  • PSV…GE Shipping takes delivery of new vessel 8/8/2005 12:19:32 PM IST

    8 August 2005

    Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd said on Monday that, it has taken delivery of a new built Platform Supply Vessel (PSV), now named “Malaviya Twenty Four” from the Bharati Shipyard, India. The vessel was contracted by the Company in September 2003 and is the fifth PSV in the Company’s fleet.

  • Navy secretary says US needs cheaper way to build few new ships

    5 April 2006

    The U.S. needs a cheaper way to build new ships in small quantities, Navy secretary Donald Winter said Tuesday. Winter said the Navy needs to provide more stability for shipyards, while industry needs to improve its balance of long-term planning and short-term

  • Petredec lifts option for three more LPG-powered newbuilds at Jiangnan

    8 March 2021
    Vessels

    Petredec Holdings (Eastern) PTE Ltd has exercised the option to construct an additional three 93,000 cbm LPG carriers with dual fuel LPG propulsion at Jiangnan Shipyard. The ships are expected to deliver in June, August and September 2023. The order comes on the back of an announcement made in early November 2020 for an initial […]

  • General purpose workboat for Scotland

    18 April 2011

    Macduff Shipyards has secured an order to build a 26.75-metre general purpose workboat for Inverlussa Marine Services, based at Loch Spelvie on the Isle of Mull, Scotland. In addition to a mussel farm, Inverlussa also operates other vessels. The company intends to operate the vessel for coastal cargo, civil engineering and renewable energy support, and […]

  • AtoB@C to order newbuilding

    10 September 2010

    AtoB@C Shipping in Ystad on the Swedish south coast has ordered a newbuildning from the dutch shipyard Bodewes. The newbuilding is a 4.000 DWT dry cargo vessel with ice class 1A, 90 metres long and 13 metres wide. “It is nice to be able to order our first newbuilding in this kind of market”, says […]

  • Palmer Johnson to close UK operation

    11 August 2010

    Palmer Johnson said today it will be closing its UK operations in Hampshire, with the loss of around 110 jobs. The site in Hythe Marine Park, Southampton, recently saw the launch of the US builder’s first UK-built superyacht — the 51m Sport Yacht. The company had also been planning to build a new facility in […]

  • TTS Marine Pens Deck Equipment Contract

    10 September 2013

    TTS Group has, through its subsidiary TTS Marine GmbH in Bremen, Germany, signed a contract for deck equipment with a value of approx. NOK 25 million. The contract concerns delivery of anchor and mooring winches for LNG carriers for a major Korean shipyard. The deliveries will take place in 2014/2015. [mappress] Source: ttsgroup, September 10, […]

  • Greenpeace orders ‘Rainbow Warrior III’

    3 July 2009

    Greenpeace International Executive Director Gerd Leipold yesterday signed a contract with the Fassmer Shipyard for construction of the ‘Rainbow Warrior III’. The sailing ship, which is to be completed in time for Greenpeace’s 40th anniversary in 2011, will include the latest in green technology. This is the first time in the Greenpeace’s history that it […]

  • Video: The 116.000t Cruise Ship Ruby Princess

    1 March 2013

    The 116,000-tonne cruise ship “Ruby Princess”, build and launched from Fincantieri’s Monfalcone shipyard, sister to the “Crown” and the “Emerald”, is is 289.6 metres long and 36 wide with a maximum speed of 22.1 knots. The vessel has 1,549 cabins accommodating up to 4,800 passengers – guests and crew included.   Shipbuilding Tribune Staff,  March 1, […]

  • Angst grows in Maine, N.H., about base closure list

    11 May 2005

    Across Maine and New Hampshire, Tuesday marked a period of calm before a potential storm for thousands of civilian workers along with sailors and their families awaiting word on whether the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and the Brunswick Naval Air Station will be targeted for closure. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld will announce Friday which of the […]

  • Cotai WaterJets Order Four Additional Vessels

    29 January 2008

    Austal has signed a contract for four additional 47.5 metre passenger catamarans with Cotai WaterJets (Macao) Ltd, adding to the initial ten-vessel contract signed in 2006 by sister company Venetian Marketing Services Limited (VMSL). The new vessels will be identical to those currently under construction at Austal’s Henderson shipyard and will be delivered in the […]

  • Yacht-builder expanding into Richmond

    10 March 2008

    It has been nearly a century since the last ship was built in Richmond. It’s been 130 years since the town, still dotted with sea captain’s homes, was the center of major shipbuilding activity. The past is about to be relaunched by a fifth-generation Maine yacht-maker whose company, Hodgdon Yachts, is believed to be the […]

  • Dubai Drydocks World moves into Singapore maritime market

    29 May 2007

    Dubai Drydocks World LLC (DD World), the recently-launched maritime holding company, and a member of Dubai World, on Monday (May 28) announced its first major overseas acquisition by making a voluntary conditional cash offer for Pan-United Marine Limited (PUM) of Singapore. PUM is a major shipyard with facilities in both Singapore and Batam, Indonesia.