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  • Jensen Maritime Awarded Construction Management Contract

    2 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    Jensen Maritime Consultants, Crowley Maritime Corp.’s Seattle-based naval architecture and marine engineering company, announced today that the company has been awarded a new construction management contract for four new 330,000-barrel, Jones Act product tankers, being built by Aker Philadelphia Shipyard Inc. (APSI), for Crowley. With construction scheduled to begin in January, Jensen is already establishing […]

  • China: Afai Southern Inks Design and Construction Contract for 35m Aluminum Ferry

    17 January 2012

    On January 12, 2012, Afai Southern and Liuzhou Yinliu Hotel Management Co., Ltd signed the design and construction contract for one Afai’s 35 m aluminum luxury city-sightseeing ferry, the related departments’ leaders of Guangxi Liuzhou municipal government were present in the signing ceremony. The ferry adopts the advanced design of Europe, with Loa 35.3m, beam […]

  • Video: Teekay’s Tangguh Hiri LNG carrier undergoes drydocking

    7 August 2017
    Vessels

    Teekay LNG’s 2008-built LNG carrier Tangguh Hiri has undergone a 17-day makeover when it went in for drydocking in Singapore. 

  • Navantia-Windar Loads Out Two Hywind Floating Foundations (Photos)

    9 May 2017

    The Navantia-Windar consortium has loaded out the first two of the five SPAR-type floating foundations built for Statoil’s 30MW Hywind Scotland floating wind farm.

  • Russia builds world’s first floating nuclear power plant

    10 July 2009

    The United Industrial Corporation (OPK) has recently begun work in St Petersburg for the world’s first floating nuclear power plant. Under a February 2009 contract signed between OPK and Concern Energoatom, shipyards in St Petersburg will construct, launch, rebuild and test the power plant.

  • Largest CGA ship

    30 December 2009

    A 2,000-ton patrol ship built by Taiwan’s largest private shipbuilder under a consignment contract with the Cabinet-level Coast Guard Administration (CGA) was launched from a shipyard in Kaohsiung Harbor yesterday. The ship, christened The Tainan, is the largest patrol ship the CGA has ever ordered.

  • Subsea 7 Announces Investment In New Pipelay Vessel

    28 April 2008

    Subsea 7 Inc, one of the world’s leading subsea engineering and construction companies, announced today that it has signed a contract for the construction of a new-build pipelay and construction vessel. The overall project cost is in the region of USD 190 million and is based on fixed prices from the Merwede shipyard.

  • MES Delivered 56,000DWT Bulk Carrier MV ‘TORENIA’

    15 July 2007

    Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., (MES with president Mr. Yasuhiko Katoh) recently completed a 56,000 dwt bulk carrier MV “TORENIA”(shipyard Hull No. 1648) which had been under construction in its Tamano Works and delivered it to the owner LEPTA SHIPPING CO., LTD.,Libelia.

  • Yard that built Titanic to recycle aged vessels

    14 June 2006

    Belfast’s Harland and Wolff shipyard is embarking on a new venture – tearing ships apart for recycling. The yard which built the Titanic has joined forces with environmental waste management company Golder Associates and is bidding to become the first in the UK licensed for the environmentally-friendly dismantling of aged ships and oil rigs.

  • PUM building big support vessel

    24 May 2006

    SINGAPORE, Singapore’s Pan-United Marine Ltd. shipbuilder has booked a $49.5 million contract to build an offshore diving support vessel. The vessel, which is the fourth such contract from PUM’s unnamed customer, will be built in a Batam, Indonesia, shipyard, and delivered in the third quarter of 2008, MarineLog.com said Tuesday.

  • SMIT takes another step in the renewal and expansion of its fleet with 18 newly built vessels

    31 March 2006

    SMIT has reached an agreement with Damen Shipyards from the Netherlands for constructing 11 newly built vessels. Two of these vessels (type ASD 3211, 65 tons bp) have been awarded with a long-term contract for the Terminals Division in Equatorial Guinea and will be delivered in respectively September and December 2007.

  • Blue Marine orders rapid intervention vessels in Mexico

    13 November 2009

    Seabrokers reports that Mexican shipping company Blue Marine has ordered two 170ft rapid intervention vessels from Mazatlan, Sinaloa. The vessels are part of the Pemex fleet modernisation plan and made the headlines for being the first vessels in more than 20 years to be built in a private Mexican shipyard.

  • Hayfin strikes again with Post-Panamax pair at Oshima

    5 February 2024
    Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Vessels

    Europe’s shipping investor Hayfin Capital Management has signed a contract with Oshima Shipbuilding and Sumisho Marine to construct two 100,000 dwt Post-Panamax dry bulk carriers. Once constructed, the ships will be delivered to an unnamed international energy trader on a long-term charter. The vessels will be managed by Hayfin’s in-house ship management platform, Greenheart Shipping, […]

  • LNG-fueled Icon of the Seas aces first round of sea trials

    22 June 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Operations & Maintenance, Vessels

    Icon of the Seas, Royal Caribbean International’s first LNG-powered cruise ship being built at Meyer Turku shipyard situated in Turku, Finland, has completed the first round of sea trials. Meyer Turku revealed in a brief social media update that the Icon of the Seas returned to the shipyard on 22 June after completing sea trials, […]

  • Fincantieri Sets Sights on Chinese Market

    7 November 2014
    Business & Finance

    Italian shipbuilding group Fincantieri plans to increase its presence in the Chinese market as the country eyes construction of its first cruise ship. China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) has already expressed interest in building the country’s first self-developed luxury cruise ship. However, the country’s shipyards still lack the necessary know-how to do so and Fincantieri could use […]

  • DSME to Build 1st ARC7 Ice-Class Tanker for Yamal

    17 March 2014
    Business & Finance

    Russia’s state-owned shipping company Sovcomflot has placed its first order for a $316 million worth liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier. South Korean shipbuilder, Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. Ltd. (DSME) will be responsible for the construction of this ARC7 ice-class tanker, the first of its kind in the industry. This vessel kicks off a […]

  • Damen Delivers Two Offshore Winches to Fugro

    29 January 2015
    Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Damen Maaskant Shipyards, part of Damen Shipyards Group, has delivered two dedicated offshore winches to Fugro. The Dutch shipyard was responsible for the design, engineering and manufacturing of the two winches from its base in Stellendam in the Netherlands. Maaskant also worked very closely with Bosch Rexroth, which delivered the hydraulic drive system. The two […]

  • ArcelorMittal to supply steel plates for Pemex flotel

    23 October 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    ArcelorMittal’s heavy plate mill in Gijón (Asturias, Spain) will supply more than 5,000 tonnes of steel plates to help build a floating hotel for 700 people.     The huge residential complex is being built by the Spanish shipyard Navantia for the Mexican oil company Pemex, which will use the floating hotel to provide accommodation […]

  • Jurong Orders Drillship Drilling Equipment from Aker Solutions (Brazil)

    21 December 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Aker Solutions has won a contract to supply a complete drilling equipment package for a deepwater drillship Jurong Shipyard is building for the Brazilian market. The contract value is undisclosed. On 25 August 2012 Aker Solutions announced a contract to supply six drilling equipment packages to Jurong Shipyard. The contract included an option for an […]

  • The Netherlands: Damen Delivers Shoalbuster 3209 to Acta Marine

    7 March 2013

    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 vessel and crew well, but also held a marvellous speech on the […]

  • The Netherlands: Coastal Voyager Heads to OWF in North Sea

    29 March 2013

    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 vessel and crew well, but also held a marvellous speech on the […]

  • FPSO Cidade de Ilhabela Arrives in Brasa Yard (Brazil)

    14 January 2014
    Business & Finance

    The SBM Offshore vessel berthed safely at the Niteroi-Rio based Brasa yard on Sunday 12th January 2014. She had arrived in Brazilian waters in time for the New Year following her 10,625 Nm (19,678 Km) voyage from China. Integration of the bare hull and topsides will commence at Brasa – a joint venture construction shipyard […]

  • UAE: FSRU Toscana Ready to Leave Drydocks World

    6 February 2013

    Drydocks World, the leading maritime services provider, after the naming ceremony held yesterday by OLT LNG Offshore Toscana, has announced that the FSRU Toscana conversion project at the Dubai based shipyard, is going to be finalized. The Floating Storage and Re-gasification Unit is intended for a 20 year design life 12 nautical miles off the […]

  • Navy project could lead to expansion in SA shipbuilding facilities

    21 September 2010

    South African shipbuilding company Damen Shipyards Cape Town, part of the Dutch multinational Damen shipbuilding group, would consider expanding its facilities in Cape Town if the South African Navy’s (SAN’s) Project Biro resulted in this country ordering a sufficient number of vessels in an appropriate timescale.

  • New lifeboat system company Nadiro formed

    1 July 2009

    AP Moller-Maersk, Odense Steel Shipyard and the SH Group have formed a new lifeboat system company called Nadiro. The company claims that their product considerably increases safety when a lifeboat is launched. The system draws on existing technology used in windmills and also utilises laser measurement technology.