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  • VIDEO: NASSCO Launches Second LNG Boxship

    31 August 2015
    Business & Finance

    California-based shipbuilder General Dynamics NASSCO launched the second of two of the world’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) powered container ships built for TOTE at its San Diego shipyard on Saturday, August 29. The second 764-foot, Marlin Class boxship, named the Perla del Caribe, is a part of a two-ship contract NASSCO signed in December 2012 with TOTE. “To […]

  • Spotted: World’s Largest Semi-Sub Launched

    25 September 2015
    Business & Finance

    South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries shipyard in Geoje on September 19 floated off the world’s largest semi-submersible which will serve as a central processing facility (CPF) for the Ichthys LNG Project offshore Western Australia. Once completed, the CPF will be towed 5,600 kilometers to the Ichthys Field in the Browse Basin where it will be permanently moored […]

  • PHOTO: Jack-up Maersk Highlander ‘almost ready’ for Culzean field

    8 August 2016
    Exploration & Production

    Maersk Drilling’s newbuild jack-up drilling rig, the Maersk Highlander, has reached Scotland and it is ‘almost ready’ to start working for Maersk Oil on the Culzean field, in the UK North Sea.  Maersk Drilling informed on Friday, August 5, 2016, through its social media channels that the rig arrived to Scotland, following a journey from Singapore […]

  • Naming Ceremony for FSRU Toscana (UAE)

    6 February 2013

    Drydocks World, the leading maritime services provider, after the naming ceremony held yesterday by OLT LNG Offshore Toscana, 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 shores […]

  • Acta Marine orders methanol-powered CSOVs

    15 June 2022
    Green Marine, Technology, Vessels

    The Netherlands-based maritime support provider Acta Marine has signed a contract for the construction of two next-generation, Methanol MDO/HVO powered DP2 Construction Service Operating Vessels (CSOVs) at the Tersan Shipyard in Turkey. Acta Marine has also reserved options for two additional CSOVs for delivery at a later stage. The vessels are primarily aimed at the […]

  • The Netherlands Wagenborg Launches Barge 8

    23 March 2011

    In Nanjing, China, Wagenborg Barge 8 was launched on March 13th. This barge, equipped with a pump-system, has a loading capacity of 13.000 ton and she measures 100 x 33 x 7,60 metre. Wagenborg Barge 8, the fourth barge Veka Shipyards B.V., Werkendam has delivered to Wagenborg Sleepdienst, will be put into service end of […]

  • Seadrill announces successful delivery of the deepwater drillship West Gemini

    2 July 2010

    Seadrill has taken delivery of the new deepwater drillship West Gemini from the Samsung Shipyard in South Korea. The unit was delivered on budget and one day ahead of original delivery schedule. The vessel will carry out a simulated drilling operation in Korean waters before relocation to Angola in West Africa to commence operations under […]

  • COSCO Corp wins contracts worth US$563m

    11 July 2007

    COSCO Corp (Singapore) Ltd said Wednesday it has secured more than half a billion US dollars worth of ship conversion and shipbuilding contracts from international customers. The Singapore-listed firm said its 51-percent owned COSCO Shipyard Group won the contracts totalling US$563 million, but did not name the customers.

  • Cargotec Receives Orders for 48 Ship Cranes from China

    9 July 2007

    Cargotec’s MacGREGOR business area providing marine cargo handling solutions has in July received orders for 48 ship cranes that will be delivered for 12 container feeders built at Wenchong shipyard in China. The capacity of the container feeders is 2,800 TEU each. The ship cranes will be delivered during 2009–2012 and the value of the […]

  • YCO signs Wally Yachts to build Aeroyacht 110

    12 November 2009

    Following significant interest in the recently launched design of the luxury performance catamaran released by Aeroyacht, worldwide sales agent YCO is pleased to announce that Wally has been signed on as the official shipyard. Ben Bartlett, who heads up the specialised sail division of YCO and who masterminded the collaboration, hopes the first yachts will […]

  • Alan C. McClure Secures Port Aransas Ferry Assignment

    2 October 2009

    Alan C. McClure Associates (ACMA), one of the industry’s premier naval architecture and engineering firms, recently announced that the company has been selected to develop shipyard construction-level detail drawings for the next generation of TxDOT ferries. ACMA will also be responsible for ABS and USCG compliance, as well as weight monitoring for assembly lifts during […]

  • Oceaneering Announces New Build Diving Vessel

    6 January 2010

    Oceaneering International, Inc. announced today it has commissioned the construction of a dive support vessel (DSV) with an estimated capital cost of $17 million. Oceaneering expects delivery of the 200 foot by 46 foot vessel from a U.S. Gulf Coast shipyard late in the fourth quarter of 2010. The new vessel will replace the Ocean […]

  • VIDEO: Chevalier Floatels’ DP Gezina

    28 March 2013

    Holland Shipyards successfully launched Chevalier Floatels‘ DP Gezina on March 26. The vessel was converted and upgraded to DP2 Service Support Vessel for staff accommodation and transport to offshore wind farms installations. The vessel is scheduled to be operational at the beginning of May 2013. Check out this video animation of DP Gezina: [mappress] Offshore […]

  • Spotted: Gloucester Express Tested for Leaks

    14 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    Dutch shipping company organised a launching ceremony for Gloucester Express – the fifth in a series of seven livestock carriers the company had ordered at China’s Cosco. The ceremony took place at the Cosco Shipyard in Guangdong on July 11. The vessel is due for delivery to the company later this year. The first four […]

  • Spanish yard to expand superyacht service

    16 March 2010

    Atollvic Shipyard, a specialist in the construction of custom sail and motoryachts in steel or aluminium, is extending its facilities so that it can offer more services and capacity to the superyacht industry. Located in Vigo on the north-west coast of Spain, Atollvic’s yard currently consists of two covered sheds and it’s the larger of […]

  • FPSO Carioca sets sail for Petrobras’ Sépia field. Production start in August

    5 July 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Project & Tenders, Vessels

    The floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel Carioca MV30 has set sail from the Brasfels shipyard in Angra dos Reis towards Petrobras’ Sépia field in the Santos Basin pre-salt.

  • Spotted: Celebrity Edge Floated Out at STX

    23 January 2018
    Business & Finance

    STX France shipyard floats out Celebrity Cruises’ newest ship Celebrity Edge.

  • Steel cut for Fjord1’s first zero-emission, autonomous ferry

    17 October 2024
    Infrastructure, Vessels

    Construction has started in Türkiye on the first of four battery-powered autonomous double-ended ferries ordered by Norwegian ferry operator Fjord1.

  • Cargotec Acquires Estonian Balti ES

    29 May 2007

    Cargotec Corporation has made an agreement to acquire Balti ES, a steel structure and component manufacturer based in Narva, Estonia. Balti ES is today owned by Odense Steel Shipyard Ltd., a subsidiary of the A.P. Moller–Mærsk Group. The company supports the growing component needs of both Cargotec’s Hiab and Kalmar business areas. The parties have […]

  • Cargotec Receives Significant RoRo Equipment Orders from Several Shipowners

    27 June 2007

    Cargotec’s MacGREGOR business area providing marine cargo handling solutions has received RoRo access equipment orders for Pure Car and Truck Carriers (PCTCs) and RoRo vessels from several shipowners. The vessels will be built at the Hyundai Mipo shipyard in Korea. The RoRo access equipment will be delivered between 2008 and 2010 and the value of […]

  • Albros Takes Delivery Of Lead Dry Cargo Mouth Vessel

    13 July 2006

    On July 12 the first vessel “Azov Concept” of the series of four was delivered to Albros shipping company. “Azov Concept” was launched at the Gelibolu shipyard (Turkey). The 8050 tons dwt vessel of Azov XL type and RSD12 model was laid down on December 20, 2004. All in all the 4 vessels are to […]

  • Abu Dhabi Ship Building launch first Naval export order

    17 May 2006

    Abu Dhabi Ship Building today launched its first Naval export order, a landing craft for the Royal Navy of Oman. It is the first time that a vessel for a Gulf Cooperation Council country has been built by another member of the regional grouping. The launching ceremony, at ADSB’s Musaffah (Abu Dhabi) shipyard, was attended […]

  • Skarv set to sail

    25 November 2010

    BP Norway’s FPSO for the Skarv development is set to sail from a shipyard in South Korea marking a another major milestone on the NKr 35.8 Bn (US $5.88 Bn) project. At the end of this month the project is now nearing 90% completion for the first phase, Nils Lillelokken, Skarv business manager for BP […]

  • Mitsubishi back into cruise ship building

    8 June 2010

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) intends to return to luxury passenger shipbuilding following ten years of no activity in the sector, according to the Daily Yomiuri. Working out of Nagasaki Shipyard and Machinery Works, MHI will employ 700 designers to develop more environmentally friendly ships, particularly luxury liners, despite claims in the industry that shipbuilding will […]

  • Still quiet at Hyundai

    29 April 2010

    South Korea’s shipbuilding giant, Hyundai Heavy Industries, is still to ink any new contracts this year. South Korea this year lost its top spot as the world’s leading shipbuilder to its rival China. As recently as 2007, new orders at Korean shipyards reached 32 million tonnes, this number plunged to just one-tenth of the 2007 […]