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Finland: Steerprop Wins Passenger Ferry Propulsion System Contract
Shipbuilding

Finland: Steerprop Wins Passenger Ferry Propulsion System Contract

Steerprop Ltd. has been contracted to deliver main propulsion system to a passenger ferry due to be built for Société des traversiers du Québec (STQ) by the Italian Fincantieri. The passenger ferry represents a new generation of passenger vessels for its future owner STQ in several ways. The vessel

about 14 years ago
South Korea: SHI to Build Another Drillship for Ocean Rig
Shipbuilding

South Korea: SHI to Build Another Drillship for Ocean Rig

Ocean Rig UDW Inc., a global provider of offshore deepwater drilling services, announced today that it has signed a contract to construct a 7th Generation Ultra Deepwater Drillship at Samsung Heavy Industries. This 7th Generation drillship is a sister ship to the three currently under construction a

about 14 years ago
Singapore Based AVIC to Buy Deltamarin
Shipbuilding

Singapore Based AVIC to Buy Deltamarin

The majority of the shares of Deltamarin Ltd are to be sold to AVIC International Investments Limited. After the closing of the acquisition, Deltamarin’s existing operations will continue as they are and the business will remain independent keeping the name and the brand of Deltamarin unchanged. The

about 14 years ago
BAE Systems Moves Giant HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH Section (UK)
Shipbuilding

BAE Systems Moves Giant HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH Section (UK)

Workers at BAE Systems yesterday moved the biggest section of HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH, the first of two new aircraft carriers for the Royal Navy, out of the company’s shipbuilding hall at Govan for the first time. A team of 40 moved the 11,300 tonne aft section, known as Lower Block 04, across the speci

about 14 years ago
Two More Ramform Titan-Class Vessels for Norwegian PGS
Shipbuilding

Two More Ramform Titan-Class Vessels for Norwegian PGS

Petroleum Geo-Services ASA (PGS) has exercised its options to order another two Ramform Titan-class vessels at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. Two vessels were ordered in 2011. The two additional vessels will be vessel number three and four in the Ramform Titan Class. When completed, the four new b

about 14 years ago
Auramarine: IMO Type Approval for CrystalBallast BWT System (Finland)
Shipbuilding

Auramarine: IMO Type Approval for CrystalBallast BWT System (Finland)

Finnish-based Auramarine Ltd. has received an IMO type approval for its CrystalBallast® ballast water treatment system. The approval was issued by DNV on behalf of the Norwegian Maritime Directorate after the successful land-based and shipboard testing in accordance with International Maritime Organ

about 14 years ago
Zhejiang Yangfan Receives Order for Eight Container Vessels (China)
Shipbuilding

Zhejiang Yangfan Receives Order for Eight Container Vessels (China)

Up to eight 2,300 teu container vessels will be constructed by the Chinese shipbuilder Zhejiang Yangfan Group, based on the order placed by German ship-owner Bernhard Schulte and financial institution JP Morgan, the Seatrade Asia reports. Namely, the contract stipulates four firm newbuildings, offer

about 14 years ago
Damen, Kuwait Oil Company Sign Contract for 14 Damen ASD Tugs
Shipbuilding

Damen, Kuwait Oil Company Sign Contract for 14 Damen ASD Tugs

Damen and Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) have signed a contract for 14 Damen ASD Tugs. An extensive process of yard prequalification and tender evaluation finally resulted in an award to Damen this summer. The series consist of two types, with 9 tugs of Damen’s recently launched 3212 model and 5 units of

about 14 years ago
The Netherlands: Christening Ceremony for Pilot Station Vessel ‘Polaris’
Shipbuilding

The Netherlands: Christening Ceremony for Pilot Station Vessel ‘Polaris’

Her Majesty Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands christens the boat ‘Polaris’ at the Cruise Terminal Rotterdam. Conoship’s member shipyard Barkmeijer had earlier launched Pilot Station Vessel ‘Polaris’ (NB 324). This vessel design is the result of close collaboration between the Dutch Pilot Organisation

about 14 years ago
MSC Cruises Marks Construction Milestone of ‘MSC Preziosa’ (France)
Shipbuilding

MSC Cruises Marks Construction Milestone of ‘MSC Preziosa’ (France)

In time-honoured maritime tradition, a ceremony was held this morning at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, during which two commemorative coins were welded to MSC Preziosa’s mast radar, marking a significant construction milestone. Following the termination of the agreement with the origina

about 14 years ago
UK: MEPC Approves Wartsila’s AQUARIUS EC Ballast Water Management System
Shipbuilding

UK: MEPC Approves Wartsila’s AQUARIUS EC Ballast Water Management System

Wärtsilä’s AQUARIUS® EC ballast water management system (BWMS) has been granted BASIC Approval by the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) during its 64th session in London, which commenced on 1st October 2012. The initial application for BASIC A

about 14 years ago
Intercargo Appoints New Chairman (UK)
Shipbuilding

Intercargo Appoints New Chairman (UK)

Intercargo the trade Association representing the interests of the bulk shipping industry, yesterday announced the appointment of Mr John Platsidakis as Chairman. Mr Platsidakis is currently Managing Director of Piraeus-based Anangel Maritime Services Inc., a function that he will continue to perfor

about 14 years ago
Nakilat Showcases Qatar’s Marine Industry at Gastech 2012 (UK)
Shipbuilding

Nakilat Showcases Qatar’s Marine Industry at Gastech 2012 (UK)

Nakilat is flying the flag for Qatar’s marine industry at the Gastech exhibition in London this week, showcasing its world-leading gas carrying fleet of ships and Qatar’s own ship repair and shipbuilding facilities. Delegates from Nakilat and its joint venture companies are in London to promote Naki

about 14 years ago
The Netherlands: Damen Shipyards to Build Revolutionary Lifeboat
Shipbuilding

The Netherlands: Damen Shipyards to Build Revolutionary Lifeboat

Working with a group of some of the best Dutch marine experts – TU Delft, TNO, Marin, Damen Shipyards and De Vries Lentsch Naval Architects – the KNRM has created the concept of an advanced ‘on-scene coordination search and rescue vessel’. Principal innovations in hull design, ergonomics, communicat

about 14 years ago
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