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  • 4 welders fall to death in shipyard accident

    28 March 2008

    FOUR workers were killed and six others injured in a construction accident inside the Tsuneishi shipbuilding compound in Balamban, Cebu, at 3:05 p.m. yesterday. The four welders fell from a height of 40 to 60 feet at a warehouse building when the trusses they were repairing gave way.

  • Tanker ‘Dahi Bulbul’ launched in istanbul shipyard

    23 March 2005

    A gigantic tanker

  • Shipyard rebukes claims of dishonest carrier work

    26 April 2005

    Northrop Grumman Newport News shipbuilding is challenging a report published Saturday that

  • Naqilat to invest $3.5bn on gas tankers, shipyard

    26 May 2005

    Qatar Gas Transportation Co (Naqilat) plans to invest $3.5bn on gas tankers, bulk carriers and a ship-repair yard, its managing director said. About $2.5bn is for liquefied petroleum gas carriers and $1bn divided equally on a yard and bulk ships, the director, Robert Curt, said in London.

  • Groton shipyard job picture often shifts

    10 December 2005

    Significant shifts in the employment level at Electric Boat are not unusual, and are influenced by the number of new submarines under construction.

  • Shipyard to pay fine for polluting local river

    23 September 2005

    Colonna

  • Vietnam shipyard builds oil tanker for PetroVietnam

    31 October 2006

    An affiliate of Vietnam shipbuilding giant Vinashin Monday started work on the first of three 105,000 oil tankers under a contract last July with the state-run oil giant PetroVietnam. The US$56 million freighter to be 245m-long, 43m-wide and 20m-height will be built by Dung Quat Shipbuilding Industry Company and have state-of-the-art equipment satisfying latest international […]

  • India set to get shipyard of global size

    10 May 2007

    In 2010, when the world’s largest passenger aircraft, the Airbus A380 makes its first commercial flight from Indian soil, a similar milestone will be completed by the Indian maritime industry. Three years from now, India is expected to join a league of nations that possess the expertise to build and repair huge ships up to […]

  • LK Receives Tanker From Croatian Shipyard

    20 September 2006

    On September 19 the joint-stock shipping company Latvijas kugnieciba (LK) ceremoniously accepted the second tanker – the vessel “Jurkalne”, from the Croatian ship factory 3.Maj, as LK Public Relations Service chief Marita Ozolina-Tumanovska informed LETA. Iveta Sulca, who is head of the European Commission Representation in Latvia and current Latvian Ambassador to the Czech Republic […]

  • Two die at Northrop Grumman’s Avondale shipyard

    11 July 2006

    Two employees of Northrop Grumman Ship Systems were killed in separate cases at the company’s New Orleans-area yard, authorities said. About 1 p.m. Monday, a piece of equipment fell on an employee, crushing him to death, said Col. John Fortunato, a spokesman for the Jefferson Parish sheriff. The man was pronounced dead on arrival at […]

  • Chinese Shipyard Finishes Repairs on MV SHIYAN 2

    14 July 2011

      M/V “SHIYAN 2” well repaired by CIC Boluomiao shipyard. Shipowner was quite satisfied with the performance, and they expressed their gratitude to CIC Boluomiao shipyard.  “We had asked other shipyards to repair M/V ‘SHIYAN 2’, but they all failed to solve the problem. We have great confidence on your company which well repaired our […]

  • Cochin shipyard, SHI finalize LNG collaboration deal

    7 May 2015
    Project & Tenders

    As the failure of GAIL’s tender to hire nine LNG newbuilds seems to be imminent, a South Korean shipyard has still decided to build liquefied natural gas carriers in India.

  • Cochin shipyard, SHI finalize LNG collaboration deal

    7 May 2015
    Project & Tenders

    As the failure of GAIL’s tender to hire nine LNG newbuilds seems to be imminent, a South Korean shipyard has still decided to build liquefied natural gas carriers in India.

  • Holland Shipyards to Undertake DP Gezina Conversion

    26 November 2012

    On the 31st of October 2012, Chevalier Floatels commissioned Holland Shipyards to undertake the conversion of DP Gezina. The vessel will be converted and upgraded to DP2 Service Support Vessel for staff accommodation and transport to offshore wind farms installations. The key words: wellbeing and comfort of the staff, reducing operating costs and of course […]

  • Sembawang Shipyard Wins ‘Voyager of the Seas’ Revitalisation Contract

    11 March 2014
    Business & Finance

    Sembcorp Marine’s wholly-owned subsidiary Sembawang Shipyard has secured an agreement with RCL Cruises Ltd., a member of the Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. group, to perform the extensive revitalisation of Royal Caribbean International’s 137,276-gross tonnage, passenger-ship Voyager of the Seas.   Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. is a global cruise vacation company that owns Royal Caribbean International, among other cruise brands. […]

  • Sanmar Shipyard Celebrates Major Milestone, Turkey

    8 October 2013

    Sanmar Shipyard in Tuzla, Turkey held, on October 5th, a christening ceremony for the world’s first Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) powered escort tug. The first boat, out of two for Norwegian customer Buksér og Berging AS, was named Borgøy. Also, block erection of tugboat Biso and keel-laying ceremony of another tugboat took place same day as […]

  • Philly Shipyard pens LOI for LNG-ready containerships

    24 July 2017
    Project & Tenders, Vessels

    Philly Shipyard, the U.S. unit of Philly Shipyard ASA, signed a letter of intent with a blue chip U.S. shipping company for the construction of up to four LNG-ready containerships for the US-Hawaii trade route.

  • Sovcomflot Orders LNG Carrier at Zvezda Shipyard

    10 April 2019
    Business & Finance

    Sovcomflot has ordered an LNG carrier at compatriot Zvezda Shipbuilding Complex.

  • Shipyard begins building tugboats for Dutch firm

    6 February 2007

    The Da Nang-based Song Thu Co laid the keels for four 5,000 HP tugboats at a ceremony on Saturday. The 24-metre long, 11-metre wide vessels, known as ASD (Azimuth stern driver) 2411, will be built by the State-owned company for the Netherlands-based Damen group under a VND300 billion (US$18.75 million) contract signed last year.

  • Shipyards Win Record Orders in 1st Quarter

    18 April 2006

    Orders won by South Korean shipbuilders jumped 34 percent from a year ago to a record $12 billion in the January-March period, according to a Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy report. The report, released on Tuesday, said the orders amount to 136 vessels, or 4.92 million compensated gross tonnage (CGT), up 18.7 percent from […]

  • Shipyard secures new wind turbines deal

    11 September 2009

    Harland & Wolff has continued its push into the renewable energy sector by securing a new contract to build 30 wind turbines. It is understood that an order had been received for 30 turbines, each of which could produce five megawatts of electricity. The deal is thought to be worth £10m but the company has […]

  • Some 9,000 letters written to support shipyard

    11 April 2005

    It took a big stack of letters to stop Paul O

  • India: Cochin Shipyard fit to build LNG carriers

    21 December 2015
    Project & Tenders, Vessels

    India’s Cochin Shipyard has completed all requirements to be licenced by France’s GTT to build LNG carriers with the Mark III membrane containment system, according to India’s ministry of shipping.

  • ANADOLU Shipyard Enters Shipbuilding Contract with SSM (Turkey)

    7 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    ANADOLU Shipyard which has successfully completed and delivered 8 LCTs (Landing Craft Tank) to Turkish Navy during 2012 has also accelerated its work on LST project in the first weeks of the year 2013. ANADOLU Shipyard has signed a contract with Turkish SSM (Undersecretariat of Defense Industries) to manufacture and build two LSTs (Landing Ship […]

  • Sea trials underway for ‘world’s first’ e-methanol-fueled SOV

    5 June 2025
    Infrastructure, Vessels

    The “world’s first e-methanol-powered service operation vessel (SOV)”, built by Cemre Shipyard for Danish offshore services firm ESVAGT, is undergoing sea trials in Türkiye