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  • Ferus Smit to Build LNG Powered Ships for Erik Thun

    17 February 2014
    Vessels

    Swedish shipping company Erik Thun A.B. has granted Shipyard Ferus Smit the order for building an LNG powered cargo vessel, with 2 more units on option. The first vessel will be delivered in autumn 2015 from the yard in Westerbroek, Groningen. The Thun shipping company has a strong market position in Northern Europe and the […]

  • Double Cruise Ship Launch at Fincantieri

    26 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri launched two cruise ships from its shipyards in Monfalcone and Ancona this Thursday. Carnival Vista, the new flagship of the Carnival Cruise Line’s fleet, brand of the Carnival Group, was launched in Monfalcone. With a weight of 133,500 gross tons and 321 meters in length, Carnival Vista is the largest ship Fincantieri has […]

  • Greece: Aegean Marine Takes Delivery of Final Addition to Its Newbuild Program

    12 April 2012
    Business & Finance

    Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc. yesterday announced that it has taken delivery of the Symi, a 6,270 dwt double-hull bunkering tanker newbuild from Qingdao Hyundai Shipyard in China. The Symi, which is expected to be deployed to the Company’s market in West Africa, represents the final vessel under Aegean’s plan to take delivery of 31 […]

  • The Royal Navy’s OPV Programme Reaches Milestone

    13 March 2014
    Business & Finance

    Yesterday, during a visit to BAE Systems’ shipyards on the Clyde in Scotland, UK Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology Philip Dunne announced that UK MOD has committed £20 million to buy parts for the Royal Navy’s 3 new offshore patrol vessels (OPVs). The contract will enable BAE Systems to begin work on parts such […]

  • Statoil Floats First Hywind Scotland Foundations off Stord

    29 May 2017

    The first two of the five SPAR-type floating foundations built by the Navantia-Windar consortium for Statoil’s 30MW Hywind Scotland floating wind farm have arrived to the project’s assembly base in Stord, Norway. The two floating foundations were loaded onto the semi-submersible vessel Albatross at Navantia’s Fene shipyard in Spain in early May. The two foundations […]

  • Keel laid for AtoB@C Shipping’s first electric hybrid coaster

    9 May 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Vessels

    The hull assembly of AtoB@C Shipping’s first electric hybrid coaster began at India’s Chowgule Shipyard on 5 May with the traditional keel-laying ceremony.

  • Solar Solve equips Italian cruise ships with SolaSafe

    17 May 2010

    April 2010 saw the dispatch of 17 anti-glare roller screens to Fincantieri’s Anacona shipyard in Italy, for installation at the wheelhouse windows of ‘Le Boreal’, the first of two super luxury cruise ships ordered from Fincantieri by the French owner Compagnie du Ponant. Due to take up service in spring 2010, the vessel is approximately […]

  • Hyundai Mipo to Build Four MR Product Tankers

    12 August 2015
    Business & Finance

    South Korea’s Hyundai Mipo Dockyard has received an order to build four MR product tankers for an unnamed European client. The value of the contract is KRW 168.9 billion (USD 143.9m), the shipbuilder said in a stock filing. The vessels are scheduled to be delivered by the end of the first half of 2017. The […]

  • Shipbuilders pin merger hopes on orders for military vessels

    22 January 2007

    BAE Systems and VT Group plan to relaunch their British shipyards as big exporters of warships if a planned restructuring of their interests can be agreed. BAE and VT, formerly Vosper Thornycroft, are in talks to merge their shipbuilding assets, which include the Govan and Scotstoun yards on the Clyde and VT’s Portsmouth dock. The […]

  • Shanghai dreams big in shipbuilding

    2 February 2007

    Shipbuilding is undergoing an unprecedented growth in the birthplace of the industry in China because the city wants to become the largest such base in the world. In the middle of January, the Shanghai Shipyard Corporation completed a 3,500-TEU (20-foot equivalent unit) container vessel, North-Philippa, at its new dock on Chongming Island. The ship, already […]

  • Tycoons and world’s top mega-yachts visit Punta del Este

    5 February 2008

    The world’s fifth largest yacht and one of the most expensive, 100 million US dollars, is currently anchored in the Uruguayan exclusive resort of Punta del Este. ‘Le Grand Bleu’ was built in the Vulkan Bremen shipyards, designed by world famous mega-yachts Kusch Yachts and originally belonged to Roman Abramovich the Russian tycoon who among […]

  • Council considers blocking LNG plant

    14 June 2006

    Representatives of the company trying to build a liquefied natural gas terminal at the Sparrows Point shipyard Tuesday tried to convince members of the Baltimore County Council not to vote for a bill that would instantly block their efforts. Council Chairman John Olszewski, D-District 7, said he proposed a bill that would ban oil refineries […]

  • Megayacht builder Westport chooses Delta T ventilation systems

    1 August 2007

    Westport Shipyard, the largest yacht builder in North America, has earned the confidence of the world’s most discriminating owners. All components are strictly first class, which is why Westport specifies complete Delta ‘T’ Systems engine room ventilation equipment for all new builds. The spectacular W98, W112, W130 and Westport’s new flagship, the W164, feature fully […]

  • Contract for semi-submersible drilling rig PetroRig 1

    9 August 2006

    Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. for work offshore Brazil and Petrobas America Inc. for work in Gulf of Mexico have signed a 5 year drilling contract with Larsen Oil and Gas Ltd of Aberdeen Scotland for the new build deepwater (3050m) semi-submersible drilling rig PetroRig 1. The contract will commence upon delivery of the rig, owned by […]

  • Shipbuilding could return to Swan’s

    3 August 2006

    The Swan Hunter shipyard could yet see the return of shipbuilding work after owner Jaap Kroese said he would be bidding for a contract with a Scandinavian company. Just two weeks since the RFA Lyme Bay vessel was towed away from Swan’s Wallsend yard in an unfinished state after rows over costs with the MoD, […]

  • VIDEO: World’s First LNG-Powered Tug

    18 November 2013

    Rolls-Royce posted a video of the world’s first LNG powered tug, which was recently completed by Sanmar Shipyard in Istanbul, Turkey. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUtLVqPjl3E Sanmar has completed the first of two tugs for Norwegian customer Buksér og Berging, which each feature two Rolls-Royce Bergen C26:33L6PG engines fueled purely by liquefied natural gas. [mappress] LNG World News Staff, November […]

  • Wallenius orders up to six dual-fuel PCCs at CIMC Raffles

    12 July 2021
    Infrastructure, Vessels

    Norwegian-based shipping company Wallenius Wilhelmsen has sealed an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract with Chinese shipyard CIMC Raffles for the construction of up to six pure car carrier (PCC) vessels.

  • First Chinese Ship to Norwegian Car Carrier

    19 July 2010

    A modern car carrier – the first in a series of four – was delivered from Xiamen Shipyard to Norwegian ship-owner Höegh Autoliners on the 16th of July. Being the first car carrier built for Höegh in China, she was aptly named “Höegh Beijing”. The three sister vessels are due for delivery October 2010 and […]

  • Keppel delivers FPSO conversion, wins repeat orders

    6 February 2008

    On completion of its second FPSO conversion for Maersk Contractors, Keppel Shipyard has won a further Flaoting Production Storgae Offloading vessel order from that customer. It has also won another FPSO conversion from fellow repeat customer BW Offshore – for the first US Gulf of Mexico FPSO. Together the new

  • GALLERY: Petrobras’ P-66 FPSO heads offshore

    7 February 2017
    Infrastructure

    Brazilian oil company Petrobras has informed that the P-66 FPSO has left the Brasfels shipyard in Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro and is on its way the Lula Sul module in the Lula field.

  • Zaliv Launches PSV Hull of Ulstein Design

    25 January 2013

    Ukraine’s Zaliv shipyard on 24 January 2013 launched a platform supply vessel hull built for Norway’s Ulstein Verft. This is the fifth in a series of six PSV’s of ULSTEIN PX121 design for Blue Ship Invest. The hull is now ready for towing to Ulstein Verft in Ulsteinvik, Norway, for final construction and outfitting. [mappress] […]

  • ALMACO awarded a Total Modernization Management contract for Bibby Maritime’s 336-cabin accommodation vessel worth over USD 20 million

    11 February 2008

    ALMACO Group has been contracted to provide a total turn-key package to Bibby Renaissance Coastel (accommodation vessel). The project will be implemented in conjunction with our key partners Foreship on the engineering side, Huanan Building Materials (Shenzhen) for the modular cabins and Yiu Lian Dockyards as the shipyard location in China. The project will be […]

  • 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.