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Teekay Modifies LNG Newbuild into Its First FSU
Shipbuilding

Teekay Modifies LNG Newbuild into Its First FSU

Canadian shipping company Teekay LNG Partners has decided to upgrade one of its standard LNG carriers into the company’s first floating storage unit (FSU). According to the vessel’s builder, South Korea-based Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME), the deal for the carrier was signed in Feb

about 10 years ago
Spotted: Countdown Begins for Launching of Ovation of the Seas
Shipbuilding

Spotted: Countdown Begins for Launching of Ovation of the Seas

Image Courtesy: Meyer Werft Ovation of the Seas, the third ship of the Quantum class ordered by US cruise operator Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd, is scheduled for float-out on February 18, 2016. The 168,666-gross ton cruise ship, which has been constructed in 18 months, will depart Meyer Werft’s cover

about 10 years ago
Algoma Wins Court Dispute against Bankrupt Mingde Heavy
Shipbuilding

Algoma Wins Court Dispute against Bankrupt Mingde Heavy

UK Arbitration Tribunal in London has ruled in favour of Canadian Algoma Central Corporation with regard to a contract dispute involving three shipbuilding contracts between Algoma and Chinese shipbuilder Nantong Mingde Heavy Industries Stock Co. Ltd. “We are extremely pleased that the Tribunal has

about 10 years ago
Steel Cut for CMAL’s New LNG-Powered Ferries
Shipbuilding

Steel Cut for CMAL’s New LNG-Powered Ferries

Ferguson Marine Engineering Limited (FMEL) on the Clyde has started construction of two new 100-metre ferries for the Clyde and Hebrides network. The ferries, owned by Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMAL), are designed to carry 127 cars or 16 HGVs or a combination of both and up to 1,000 passengers

about 10 years ago
VIDEO: Thorco’s Tenth Newbuilding Makes a Splash
Shipbuilding

VIDEO: Thorco’s Tenth Newbuilding Makes a Splash

The tenth newbuilding of the Copenhagen-based shipping company Thorco Shipping hit the water on February 9 in Japan. The new vessel, named Thorco Lohas, was built and launched by the Japanese shipbuilding company Honda Heavy Industries. Thorco Lohas, the final general cargo vessel of the L-class bui

about 10 years ago
Belships Inks Sale and Lease Back Deal for New Bulker
Shipbuilding

Belships Inks Sale and Lease Back Deal for New Bulker

Oslo-listed dry bulk owner and operator Belships has entered into a sale and lease back agreement with a Japanese company for a 61,000 dwt Ultramax bulk carrier M/S Belisland. The eco-design bulker, currently under construction at Imabari Shipbuilding in Japan, is expected to be delivered in March 2

about 10 years ago
U-Ming Inks Deal for Two 81,500 dwt Bulkers
Shipbuilding

U-Ming Inks Deal for Two 81,500 dwt Bulkers

Singapore-based ship owner U-Ming Marine Transport has signed a contract for the construction of two 81,500 dwt bulk carriers. According to the company, the new vessels will be built by Japanese shipbuilder Oshima Shipbuilding. The price tag and the particulars of the new bulkers have not been discl

about 10 years ago
MSI: Tanker Earnings to See Muted Upside by April
Shipbuilding

MSI: Tanker Earnings to See Muted Upside by April

Tanker market earnings should experience a limited upside from current levels by April with time charter rates being under pressure as a result of growing supply of large crude and products tonnage, Maritime Strategies International reports in its latest Tanker Freight Forecaster. After what was a s

about 10 years ago
MV Nordana Sea Joins Symphony Shipping’s Fleet
Shipbuilding

MV Nordana Sea Joins Symphony Shipping’s Fleet

Dutch shipbuilder Ferus Smit delivered a 10,550 dwt multi-purpose cargo carrier MV Nordana Sea to its compatriot shipping company Symphony Shipping on February 11. MV Nordana Sea, the third unit in a series of six newbuilds of Ferus Smit’s DP2 Ecobox design, departed the shipyard on its maiden voyag

about 10 years ago
Readers’ Picks of the Week (8th – 12th February, 2016)
Shipbuilding

Readers’ Picks of the Week (8th – 12th February, 2016)

Greenpeace: Modern Express Carrying Controversial Cargo The troubled car carrier Modern Express is carrying a controversial cargo of timber apparently destined for the French market, global environmental group Greenpeace claims… Read More Gallery: ITF Releases Images of ‘Shocking’ Safety Breaches on

about 10 years ago
JES Selling Its Shipbuilding Business
Shipbuilding

JES Selling Its Shipbuilding Business

Chinese shipbuilder JES International Holdings said today that it has agreed to sell its shipbuilding business to Hong Kong Victo International Limited. The sale relates to the entire registered capital in Jiangsu Eastern Heavy Industry (JEHI) and Jiangsu New Eastern Marine Engineering Equipment (JN

about 10 years ago
Drewry: Newbuildings Turn Up the Heat on Chemical Shipping Rates
Shipbuilding

Drewry: Newbuildings Turn Up the Heat on Chemical Shipping Rates

Chemical shipping freight rates for both contracts of affreightment and spot cargoes will be under pressure throughout 2016, as there are some new operators looking to break into the long-haul trade routes, according to Drewry’s Chemical Forecaster. The prediction comes on the back of low bunker pri

about 10 years ago
Maersk Sets Sights on Upgrading Alang Recycling Yards
Shipbuilding

Maersk Sets Sights on Upgrading Alang Recycling Yards

Danish shipping and energy conglomerate Maersk Group wants to help ship recycling yards in Alang, India to upgrade facilities and practices to comply with the company’s standards as the group eyes cost reductions for its ship recycling. Maersk said that with more vessels to recycle in the future the

about 10 years ago
Hyundai Heavy Wins First Order in 2016
Shipbuilding

Hyundai Heavy Wins First Order in 2016

South Korea’s shipbuilding giant Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has signed an agreement to build two 158,000 dwt Suezmax crude tankers for a Turkey-based shipping company Ditas Shipping. The deal, worth between USD 120 to 140 million, will see HHI deliver the vessels to their owner in 2018, Yonhap n

about 10 years ago
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