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  • Orders 62 million euro for technology on luxury yachts and cruise ships

    7 June 2007

    First order received from Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri S.p.A. Gouda, The Netherlands – Imtech (technical services provider in Europe) announces that it has recently been commissioned by ship owners and shipyards in amongst others, The Netherlands, Germany, Italy and China to provide luxury yacht and cruise ship technological solutions worth over of 62 million euro.

  • Sunreef Yachts launches Zappler lll catamaran

    2 May 2006

    The launch of the Sunreef 62, named Zappler III, took place last week, at Sunreef Yachts shipyard. This semi-owner fiberglass version of the Sunreef 62 was modified to provide two elegant, similar owner cabins, with comfortable bathrooms and separate showers, in the stern section of the hulls Two cabins for guests were placed at the […]

  • Canada shipbuilding in Shanghai

    17 May 2005

    Four years ago, Canadian Steamship Lines International, a subsidiary of the Prime Minister Paul Martin-blind trust Canada Steamship Lines, entered into a deal with Shanghai-based Jiangnan Shipyard to build two bulk cargo vessels–at $45-million per ship. CSL has moved shipbuilding from Canada and the West to Communist China.

  • Dry-dock work on cruise ships will help boost Hawaii’s economy

    25 April 2005

    Princess Cruise Line this weekend will dry-dock two of its foreign-flagged ships at Pearl Harbor for the first time. Hawaii Shipyards Inc., a local ship-repair company, will clean, paint and overhaul the two cruise ships — Tahitian Princess and Pacific Princess. The multimillion-dollar contract is expected to boost the local shipping industry.

  • Singapores ASL Builds Big and Complex

    19 November 2009

    The application of diesel electric technology gives a remarkable flexibility to vessels in the larger offshore market. In November Singapores ASL Shipyard completed work on the 295-ft by 72-ft diving support vessel Mermaid Asiana. Destined for service in Mermaids extensive Thai fleet, the DP2 classed vessel has redundancies well beyond the basics.

  • Australia: Austal Secures Orders for Three Wind Farm Support Vessels

    18 October 2012
    Operations & Maintenance

    Reflecting its renewed competitiveness in the international market for small and medium sized commercial vessels, Austal has secured a new contract for the design and construction of three wind farm support vessels. The 27 metre catamarans will be used by UK-based Turbine Transfers to support wind turbine installation and maintenance activities in European waters. Austal […]

  • DSIC orders GTT tank design for its first LNG carriers

    4 July 2022
    Equipment, Infrastructure, Vessels

    Chinese shipyard Dalian Shipbuilding (DSIC), part of China CSSC, has ordered the tank design of two LNG carriers from French LNG containment specialist GTT.

  • WinGD: Methanol dual-fuel engine passes sea trial with flying colors

    20 June 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Research & Development

    Swiss engine maker WinGD, in collaboration with COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry (Yangzhou) shipyard and CMD, has completed sea trials for its methanol dual-fuel engine.

  • Gas4Sea partnership takes delivery of world’s first LNG bunkering vessel

    15 February 2017
    Vessels

    Gas4Sea partnership formed by Engie, Fluxys, Mitsubishi Corporation, and NYK has taken delivery of the LNG bunkering vessel from Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction at the Yeongdo shipyard in Busan, Korea.

  • Last Ship of LCT Project Leaves ADİK Bay (Turkey)

    30 August 2013
    Business & Finance

    On August 29th 2013, the last ship of the LCT (Landing Craft Tank) Project TCG Ç-158 constructed by Turkish Anadolu Shipyard(ADIK) left ADİK bay.  ”Having realized the final delivery of TCG Ç-158 on August 28th 2013 after 12 months of warranty period, considering the shipyard’s first experience on a Navy project, we are feeling very […]

  • LNG-fueled Carnival Celebration launched at Meyer Turku

    14 February 2022
    Infrastructure, Vessels

    Carnival Cruise Line, the world’s largest cruise company, has had its second LNG-powered Excel-class cruise ship Carnival Celebration launched at Finnish shipyard Meyer Turku.

  • USA: BAE Systems Kicks Off Construction of Dredge MV Magdalen

    11 June 2012

    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 […]

  • MHI Licenses Marine Deck Crane Technology to STX Construction (China)

    28 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) has signed an agreement with STX Construction (Dalian) Co., Ltd., of Dalian, China – a group company of STX Corporation, a major Korean shipbuilder – under which MHI will license production and marketing of marine deck cranes. Through licensing to a company in the STX group, which has shipyards in […]

  • Fjord Line Puts Oslofjord to Work

    30 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    Fjord Line took delivery of its remodelled and upgraded cruise ferry MS Oslofjord on Friday after it was rebuilt by the STX Rauma shipyard in Finland for service on a new line between Sandefjord, Norway and Strömstad, Sweden. The crew will now hone their routines and fine-tune the ship before Oslofjord enters regular service on […]

  • Fincantieri’s Monfalcone Displays “Regal Princess”

    16 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    “Regal Princess”, the new flagship of the Princess Cruises fleet owned by the Carnival Group, the world’s largest cruise ship operator, was presented on Sunday at Fincantieri’s Monfalcone shipyard. Attending the ceremony, among others, were the Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi, the Governor of Friuli Venezia Giulia, Debora Serracchiani, the Deputy Minister of Economic Development, Claudio […]

  • Shipping Corporation of India Receives First of Three AHTS Vessels

    23 August 2011
    Business & Finance

    The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd​. (SCI) accepted delivery of a 80 T BP Anchor Handling, Towing & Supply vessel “m.v. SCI Panna” today, 23rd August, 2011. SCI had signed contracts for acquisition of four nos. newbuilding 80 T BP Anchor Handling, Towing & Supply vessels with Bharati Shipyard Limited, India. The first vessel, “m.v. […]

  • Petrobras’ new FPSO heads to the pre-salt field offshore Brazil

    18 October 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Project & Tenders, Vessels

    Singapore’s Sembcorp Marine has achieved an operational milestone with the completion of P-71, its second FPSO project for Tupi B.V.

  • ME-GI engines to power Seaspan’s LNG container ships

    23 November 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders, Technology, Vessels

    German manufacturer MAN Energy Solutions (ES) has secured a contract with Chinese shipbuilder Yangzijiang Shipbuilding to provide ten ME-GI engines for 7,000 TEU container ships.

  • Canada: Fednav Increases Its Great Lakes Fleet

    31 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    Fednav Limited, the largest international maritime bulk carrier in Canada, yesterday announced the addition of six new vessels to its fleet. Ordered with Sumitomo Corporation and Oshima Shipyard, the environmentally advanced vessels will be built in Japan and will add substantial capacity to its Great Lakes-capable fleet of ships. A New Generation of Lakers As […]

  • Havyard gets order to build new subsea vessel

    1 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    Havyard has signed a contract for design and construction of a Havyard 858 L WE subsea vessel for an international shipping company. The vessel, a newly developed Havyard 858 L WE design, having the shipyard NB 123, is scheduled to be delivered in the second quarter of 2017. The company did not reveal the name […]

  • Nakilat Wraps Up World’s First ME-GI Retrofit

    29 October 2015
    Business & Finance

    Qatari gas transporter Nakilat has retrofitted the 266,000 cbm LNG carrier Rasheeda with a gas-burning M-Type Electronically Controlled – Gas Injection (ME-GI) System, making it the world’s first vessel in which low-speed marine diesel engines were converted to use LNG as a fuel. The retrofit modification, done in association with Qatari liquefied natural gas (LNG) producers Qatargas and RasGas Company Limited and […]

  • Nakilat Wraps Up World’s First ME-GI Retrofit

    29 October 2015
    Business & Finance

    Qatari gas transporter Nakilat has retrofitted the 266,000 cbm LNG carrier Rasheeda with a gas-burning M-Type Electronically Controlled – Gas Injection (ME-GI) System, making it the world’s first vessel in which low-speed marine diesel engines were converted to use LNG as a fuel. The retrofit modification, done in association with Qatari liquefied natural gas (LNG) producers Qatargas and RasGas Company Limited and […]

  • Latest addition completes GOGL’s 85,000 dwt eco-friendly Kamsarmax fleet

    9 December 2024
    Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Vessels

    Golden Ocean Group (GOGL) has taken delivery of the final environmentally-friendly 85,000 dwt Kamsarmax bulk carrier from CSSC Tianjin Shipyard, a subsidiary of China’s Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Company (DSIC).

  • PowerCell to deliver fuel cell systems for two hydrogen-powered bulk carriers

    1 October 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Green Marine, Outlook & Strategy, Research & Development, Technology, Vessels

    PowerCell has secured a contract to supply fuel cell systems for two hydrogen-powered bulk carriers being built by GMI Rederi.

  • Ship builders fear downsizing, or worse, if cruise companies don’t order more vessels

    19 March 2010

    The cruise industry is rebounding, but not for the companies who build the increasingly elaborate ships. Executives from the major European shipyards say they’re not getting enough orders to keep busy and profitable. Though cruise bookings and prices are up, a flood of new ships is crowding the market, and operators have shown little willingness […]