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Japan: NYK Prepares to Sail Greener Carrier
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Japan: NYK Prepares to Sail Greener Carrier

A new coal carrier of Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK), dubbed Soyo, outfitted with the innovative air-lubrication system is about to hit the waters, Sea Trade Asia writes. The air-lubrication system effectively reduces the frictional resistance between a vessel’s bottom and the seawater by means of bubble

about 14 years ago
Russia: Rosmorport’s Arkhangelsk Branch Gets New Vessel
Shipbuilding

Russia: Rosmorport’s Arkhangelsk Branch Gets New Vessel

On July 26, the head MP boat of the MPB14 Project, works number 402 (“Lebedin”), was handed over to the FSUE “Rosmorport” Arkhangelsk Branch. This boat is the second of six MP boats of the MPB14 Project, constructed on the FSUE’s request by Moskovskiy Sudostroitelniy i Sudoremontniy Zavod, P.C. The

about 14 years ago
The Netherlands: Fugro Receives New Survey Vessel
Shipbuilding

The Netherlands: Fugro Receives New Survey Vessel

On 27 July 2012, Fugro formally took delivery of a new-build vessel, M/V Fugro Equator; the third of Fugro’s FSSV series of dedicated survey vessels. Designed to Fugro specifications and fitted with the latest survey equipment these are the most advanced vessels of their type. The vessel will be uti

about 14 years ago
Incat Crowther Announces Launch of New Road Island’s Ferry (USA)
Shipbuilding

Incat Crowther Announces Launch of New Road Island’s Ferry (USA)

Incat Crowther announce the launch of the 34m Catamaran Passenger Ferry, Ava Pearl. Built by Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding in Massachusetts, USA, Ava Pearl has been delivered to Rhode Island Fast Ferry, where it will contribute to an expansion of operations. As a long-time operator of Incat Crowther f

about 14 years ago
China’s Largest Patrol Vessel Launched
Shipbuilding

China’s Largest Patrol Vessel Launched

Launching of China’s largest state of the art patrol vessel, Haixun 01, was held on July 28, in Hubei province, marking the country’s push forward to modernization of its surveillance fleet, China daily reports. The 128.6 meter long vessel weighs 5,418 tons and it can develop 37 km per hour speed. I

about 14 years ago
Japanese Shipbuilders Face Tough Times
Shipbuilding

Japanese Shipbuilders Face Tough Times

According to the statistics published by the Japan Ship Exporters’ Association, Japanese export ship market is facing rough times as the European debt crisis is taking a greater grasp on ship-owners, causing the reduction in demand for new vessels. Japan, which is competing shoulder to shoulder with

about 14 years ago
USA: Huntington Ingalls Wins USD 1.5 Billion LPD Contract
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USA: Huntington Ingalls Wins USD 1.5 Billion LPD Contract

The U.S. Navy, on Friday (July 27th 2012), awarded Huntington Ingalls Industries a $1.5 billion fixed-price incentive contract for the detail design and construction of the amphibious transport dock LPD 27. The ship will be built at the company’s Ingalls Shipbuilding division. “This contract validat

about 14 years ago
China: Mingde Starts Construction of Two Equinox Class Bulk Carriers
Shipbuilding

China: Mingde Starts Construction of Two Equinox Class Bulk Carriers

The steel cutting ceremony of two state-of-the-art Equinox Class bulk carriers (MD156 & MD161) which are being built for Algoma Central Corporation was recently held at the fabrication workshop of Nantong Mingde Heavy Industries. The Equinox Class design balances hull form, power and speed with opti

about 14 years ago
Hamburg Sud Christens Its New Container Ship in Brazil
Shipbuilding

Hamburg Sud Christens Its New Container Ship in Brazil

On Thursday, 26 July 2012, Hamburg Süd celebrated the christening of its “Santa Ursula” container ship in the port of Santos (Brazil). The sponsor of the “Santa Ursula” is Marcia A. M. dos Santos, Vice President of Marfrig Alimentos S/A. The “Santa Ursula” is the eighth new build in a series of ten

about 14 years ago
China: Mingde Enters LNG Vessel Sector
Shipbuilding

China: Mingde Enters LNG Vessel Sector

The signing ceremony of Strategic Cooperation Agreement between Nantong Mingde Heavy Industry Group and US Cambridge Energy Group was held in Nantong Prince Hotel on July 23rd 2012. LNG Carrier, which is internationally recognized as a high-tech, sophisticated and high value-added product, has been

about 14 years ago
USA: Budget Office Questions Navy Shipbuilding Cost Estimates
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USA: Budget Office Questions Navy Shipbuilding Cost Estimates

In its 2013 shipbuilding plan, the Navy envisions buying a total of 268 ships during the next 30 years at an average annual cost of $16.8 billion (all figures are in 2012 dollars), totaling $505 billion over 30 years. Those figures are solely for the construction of new ships, the only type of cost

about 14 years ago
Swire Pacific Takes Delivery of WIV Pacific Orca from SHI, South Korea
Shipbuilding

Swire Pacific Takes Delivery of WIV Pacific Orca from SHI, South Korea

Swire Pacific Offshore Operations (Pte) Limited (“SPO”), the parent company of Swire Blue Ocean A/S, today took delivery of Pacific Orca, the world’s largest windfarm installation vessel (“WIV”), from Samsung Heavy Industries (“SHI”). The vessel will be deployed to provide service for the Danish uti

about 14 years ago
New Engine Marks Generational Change in Container Shipping (Germany)
Shipbuilding

New Engine Marks Generational Change in Container Shipping (Germany)

MAN Diesel & Turbo has announced that its first super-long-stroke, 90-cm bore Mk 9 engine has successfully completed test bed trials at Hyundai Heavy Industries Engine & Machinery Division. The S90ME-C9.2 covers the new trend in container shipping demanding smaller bore, super-long-stroke engines wi

about 14 years ago
Germany: GEA Westfalia Separator at SMM with New BallastMaster ultraV Solution
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Germany: GEA Westfalia Separator at SMM with New BallastMaster ultraV Solution

Increasing demands for cost and resource efficiency in ship operations and the growing importance of sustainable management have resulted in repeated critical examination of the individual material and process cycles by shipping companies and shipbuilders in recent years. Until now, ballast water on

about 14 years ago
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