Four new Rolls-Royce RB211-powered generating sets have been ordered by Charter Development LLC-CDC to be installed in the P-53 Floating Production Unit (FPU) in Brazil.
Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has successfully developed Korea
The European Commission sent reasoned opinions
PSA International Pte and Mediterranean Shipping Co, the world’s second-biggest container port operator and container line, said they will jointly operate a shipping terminal in Singapore.
Workers at Scotland’s last heavy fabrication yard have clinched a big offshore windfarm deal. Burntisland Fabrications in Fife has been awarded the contract to build two giant wind turbines for use in the Moray Firth.
The VOR Ericsson Racing Team have announced that German crewmember Tony Kolb will not be part of the crew anymore, on mutual understanding.
The Option Agreement Aker Yards and Tallink had for a large cruise ferry was today confirmed as a firm contract worth approx. 165 million euro.
China Team hoisted the Chinese flag for the first time in the history of the America
The Indian Naval Yachting Championship, 2005, commenced at INS Chilka yesterday. Teams from the three commands viz. Eastern, Western and Southern commands have arrived to take part in this prestigious event which will continue till 24 December.
Over 16 Swan 45 owners from Italy, the USA, Japan and the UK are looking ahead to Acura Key West 2006 (14-20 January), which will host the second ever Swan 45 Gold Cup.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Dec. 19, 2005–Cala Corporation (trading under the symbol of CCAA), a world-leading company in the timeshare/fractional cruise ship lifestyle including Ocean Residences and the first UnderSea Resort
Round the World Yacht Race in Fremantle, beating rivals Victoria by a mere four miles. The Canadian boat skippered by Ewan Hind has been continually closing the gap on the South Africans for the last week but was beaten to the post
The recently-launched super maxis, Alfa Romeo and Wild Oats XI, will certainly be hoping for a fast downwind passage. The last thing they would want is a repeat of the evil winds from the south that, along with a vicious seaway, took a severe toll on the maxis
USS George Washington (GW) (CVN 73) returned to her homeport in Norfolk, Va. Dec. 17, following a scheduled 10-and-a-half month Docked Planned Incremental Availability (DPIA) at Northop Grumman Newport News shipyard.
