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  • VIDEO: “Joseph Plateau” Goes to Sea (Spain)

    8 February 2013
    Business & Finance, Vessels

    La Naval de Sestao´s Fallpipe “Joseph Plateau” on its way from shipyard towards the sea. This content is available after accepting the cookies. Change cookie-settings View on Youtube. This 191,5 m long vessel will be used for precise rock dumping to a depth of 2,000 m. [mappress] Dredging Today Staff, February 8, 2013  

  • Fortescue’s First VLOC Completes Maiden Voyage

    19 December 2016
    Business & Finance

    FMG Nicola, the first of eight very large ore carriers (VLOCs) ordered in 2014 by Australian iron ore company Fortescue Metal Group (Fortescue), has arrived in the country’s Port Hedland completing its maiden voyage from China. The 260,000 dwt FMG Nicola is the first of four VLOCs currently under construction at Chinese Yangzijiang Xinfu Shipyard, […]

  • Rosetti Marino Delivers High-End PSV FD Untouchable

    28 May 2013

    Just over a year since building commenced, on Saturday 18th May, Ravenna-based Rosetti Marino delivered the new Platform Supply Vessel “FD UNTOUCHABLE” to Naples-based Fratelli D’Amato Spa. This is the Rosetti shipyard’s newest arrival built for the Shipping Company owned by Mr. Luigi D’Amato and is tenth of a numerous series of ships. Before taking on […]

  • USA: Navy Provides Updated Repair Cost Estimate for USS Miami

    23 August 2012

    The Navy’s revised cost estimate to restore USS Miami (SSN 755) is approximately $450 million, with an estimated date of completion for the repairs of April 30, 2015 officials announced Aug. 22. The estimate includes 10 percent variability due to the unique nature of the repair and the cost impacts of shifting the planned maintenance […]

  • The Australian Billionaire Unveils Design Plans for Titanic II

    28 February 2013

    More than a 100 years since RMS Titanic was due to berth in the United States on its grand maiden voyage, a 21st century version of the legendary passenger ship, Titanic II, is coming to New York. Blue Star Line chairman Professor Clive Palmer’s dream for Titanic II has been unveiled at a Global Launch […]

  • Otto Marine Completes One of World’s Most Complex AHTSs

    5 September 2013
    Business & Finance

    Otto Marine Limited, (Otto Marine) will be holding a vessel naming ceremony for ‘ Go Phoenix ’ at Marina Keppel Bay, Singapore, on 6 September 2013. Norwegian designed and DNV classed, Go Phoenix is a highly complex VS491 24,000bhp Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessel which is the second of four of its kind to […]

  • Hornbeck Orders Two MPSVs from LEEVAC

    21 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    LEEVAC Shipyards Jennings LLC, has signed contracts with Hornbeck Offshore Services, LLC for the construction of two STX Marine SV 310 Multi-Purpose Supply Vessels. “These will be the twenty-third (23) and twenty-fourth (24) vessels to be built by LEEVAC for Hornbeck” says Christian Vaccari, President and CEO of LEEVAC. The SV 310 is a very […]

  • India: LTSB and MHI to Sign Shipbuilding Technical Collaboration Agreement

    27 December 2011

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI), Japan is to sign a technological collaboration agreement with L&T Shipbuilding Limited (LTSB) – the shipbuilding arm of Larsen & Toubro conglomerate – to provide a broad range of technological support for the construction of commercial vessels. The agreement, under which MHI will provide licensing and technology support, including training […]

  • USA: Bollinger Unveils Model of New Ocean Class Tug Designed for Crowley

    26 April 2011

    In a ceremony held at Crowley’s Jacksonville, Florida office, Bollinger executive vice president, new construction, Chris Bollinger, presented a model of the new Ocean class tug to Crowley’s, president, chairman and CEO, Tom Crowley. “We are pleased to unveil this model of the new Ocean class design for Crowley, as they expand their fleet with […]

  • SHI teams up with Dassault to transform into a ‘smart yard’

    30 November 2022
    Automation, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Innovation, Technology

    South Korea’s shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with French software corporation Dassault Systèmes to create a “smart yard” based on new digital transformation technology.  The smart yard is designed to optimize the shipyard operations’ scheduling and execution as well as streamline and automate the flow of information required for […]

  • Damen Hands Over ASD 3213 to Colombian Tug Operator Intertug

    5 April 2012

    Damen Shipyards has delivered the ASD 3213 ‘Tanok’ to Colombian tug operator Intertug S.A. Intertug (est. 1993) operates the country’s most modern tug fleet in terms of horsepower and fleet age. The Damen ASD 3213 has a bollard pull of 86.5 t and 80 t astern and is one of the most powerful harbour tugs […]

  • Italy: Perini Navi Group Launches GALILEO G 55m Picchiotti Ice Class Motor Yacht

    5 August 2011

    Just a year after Exuma, the 50m Picchiotti M/Y, was consigned the Perini Navi Group has launched Galileo G, a 55m Picchiotti Ice Class motor yacht from the Vitruvius® series. The yacht, launched on July 10th, is the second of three motor yachts sold by the Group. It has been built in collaboration with Vitruvius […]

  • Tanker Oversupply Might Be Easing Up

    18 August 2014
    Business & Finance

    Although the Caribbean market for Aframaxes has taken a precipitous tumble last week, other tanker segments have maintained healthy spot rates suggesting that vessel oversupply could be moderating in the general sense, Poten & Partners reports in their latest  ‘Tanker Opinions’. “Since ordering momentum continues, due in large part to a feeling that the market is coming […]

  • Colombia: Intertug Expands Its Fleet with New Damen Tug ASD 3213 ‘Tanok’

    5 April 2012
    Business & Finance

    Damen Shipyards has delivered the ASD 3213 ‘Tanok’ to Colombian tug operator Intertug S.A. Intertug (est. 1993) operates the country’s most modern tug fleet in terms of horsepower and fleet age. The Damen ASD 3213 has a bollard pull of 86.5 t and 80 t astern and is one of the most powerful harbour tugs […]

  • Bergen Group Christens Fjord Line’s New Cruise Ferry (Norway)

    7 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    The first of Fjord Line’s two new cruise ferries was christened on Thursday at Bergen Group Fosen’s Rissa shipyard in Sør-Trøndelag county. The ship’s godmother Janne Johnsen, mayor of Rogaland county, christened the new vessel MS Stavangerfjord. “Our finest dreams have come true,” said Fjord Line’s CEO Ingvald Fardal in a speech to hundreds of […]

  • IHC Merwede to Become Royal IHC

    21 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    His Majesty the King has awarded the honorary title of Koninklijk (Royal) to IHC Merwede. In a special ceremony, the Mayor of Sliedrecht, Mr van Hemmen, presented this accolade to IHC Merwede’s CEO, Bram Roelse. In light of this honour, the company has decided to change its name to Royal IHC and will also include the royal crown […]

  • IHC Merwede Becomes Royal IHC

    23 June 2014
    Business & Finance

    His Majesty King Willem-Alexander has awarded the honorary title of Koninklijk (Royal) to IHC Merwede. In a special ceremony today, the Mayor of Sliedrecht, Mr van Hemmen, presented this accolade to IHC Merwede’s CEO, Bram Roelse. In light of this honour, the company has decided to change its name to Royal IHC and will also include […]

  • China’s shipbuilding wave continues to rise

    5 July 2007

    China’s shipbuilding industry could be overextended in three years amid a booming global demand for new vessels. China’s shipbuilding capacity will exceed 40 million deadweight tonnes (DWT) a year in 2010 if new shipyards planned by investors are completed, according to data from China Association of National Shipbuilding Industry.

  • Cesa sees signs of recovery

    18 June 2010

    Cesa (Community of European Shipyards’ Association) reports signs of recovery for the ailing yard industry, despite the fact that the global order volume for new ships over the past six quarters has totalled only 22 million cgt, compared to more than 100 million cgt for the six previous quarters.

  • Kongsberg to equip Sweden’s new all-electric ferries

    20 October 2022
    Collaboration, Equipment, Vessels

    Norwegian tech company Kongsberg Maritime has signed a contract to provide electrification and control systems with automated functionalities for the Swedish Transport Administration’s new fully-electric ferries.

  • Oldendorff’s newbuilds fitted with ABB’s Azipod electric propulsion

    18 January 2021
    Environment, Equipment, Transition, Vessels

    China’s Chengxi Shipyard has delivered the first of twin self-unloading transshipment newbuilds to German shipowner Oldendorff Carriers. The 21,500-DWT transshipment bulkers have been installed with two 1.9-MW Azipod units, as part of a package of electric, digital and connected solutions from ABB. The scope of supply also included diesel-electric power plant, drive systems complete with […]

  • Russia: JSC Zvezdochka Signs Contract for Construction of Second Armament Support Ship

    27 September 2011

    JSC Zvezdochka Ship Repair Center signed a contract for construction of second vessel similar to salvage tug Zvezdochka on Sept 13, said Arkhangelsk Governor Ilya Mikhalchuk in Severodvinsk at solemn meeting related to 60th jubilee of the yard’s Director General Vladimir Nikitin. The information about plans to construct the second vessel – armament support ship […]

  • Greece: Diana Containerships Takes Delivery of MV Maersk Malacca

    24 June 2011
    Business & Finance

      Diana Containerships Inc. , a global shipping company specializing in owning and operating containerships, today announced that the Company has taken delivery on June 22, 2011 of a Panamax container vessel, the m/v “Maersk Malacca,” a 1990-built vessel of 4,714 TEU capacity. As previously announced, the Maersk Malacca is chartered to A.P. Møller-Maersk A/S […]

  • STX France to Splash First Mistral-Class Ship Built for Russia Next Year

    24 October 2012

    The first Mistral-class assault landing ship under construction at STX France shipyard for Russia will be launched in Sept 2013, the yard’s representative stated at the Euronaval-2012 exhibition on Monday, Vzglyad writes. Until now 10 hull sections have been constructed at STX France shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, which has been tasked for assembly of 90% of each […]

  • Qatar: N-KOM and GTT Sign Technical Agreement

    28 March 2012

      Keppel Offshore & Marine (N-KOM) signed a technical agreement with French engineering company Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) at the Erhama Bin Jaber Al Jalahma Shipyard. The agreement will allow N-KOM to enhance its range of services and provide membrane tank servicing for liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers repaired in the shipyard. N-KOM, a joint- […]