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Russia: Baltic Shipyard Lays Keel for New KONTUR’s Oil Tanker
Shipbuilding

Russia: Baltic Shipyard Lays Keel for New KONTUR’s Oil Tanker

Baltic Shipyard today laid the keel for the 4th oil tanker under the Project 2734 for KONTUR LLC. Baltic Shipyard and Baltic Fuel Company Group (BFC) signed the contract in November 2010, and it will be financed by the Bank of Saint Petersburg. The Project 2734, designed by Marine Engineering Bureau

about 14 years ago
The Netherlands: Damen Shipyards Secures Another Two PSVs Order
Shipbuilding

The Netherlands: Damen Shipyards Secures Another Two PSVs Order

Norwegian ship owner World Wide Supply (WWS) has ordered another two PSV 3300 CD’s from Damen Shipyards. The two platform suppliers are added to the four that WWS announced to be built in December 2011. The extra vessels will be delivered end of 2013 and operated by Remøy Management AS. Mr. Ståle Re

about 14 years ago
The Netherlands: Oceanco’s Newly Launched 88.5m Joins the Ranks of the World’s Largest Yachts
Shipbuilding

The Netherlands: Oceanco’s Newly Launched 88.5m Joins the Ranks of the World’s Largest Yachts

The latest superyacht to make the World’s Top 100 list was launched on January 29th by Oceanco in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Australian-based Sam Sorgiovanni Designs is credited with exterior styling and interior design of the yard-coded Y707. Boasting a length of 88.5m and a beam of 14.2m, Y707 is

about 14 years ago
JSC Rosoboronexport to Control Construction of Mistral-Class Ships Built in France
Shipbuilding

JSC Rosoboronexport to Control Construction of Mistral-Class Ships Built in France

State-led JSC Rosoboronexport will control construction of Mistral-class ships built in France for Russian Navy, the head of JSC Rosoboronexport Anatoly Isaikin told reporters on Feb 2. The contract for two Mistral-class assault landing docks was tied in June 2011 in St. Petersburg. The contract cos

about 14 years ago
Russian Navy Needs Up to 20 Frigates in Next 15-20 Years
Shipbuilding

Russian Navy Needs Up to 20 Frigates in Next 15-20 Years

Demand of Russian Navy for Project 22350 Admiral Gorshkov-class frigates in the next 15-20 years will be up to 20 ships, press secretary of Severnaya Verf shipyard Olga Vilde told RIA Novosti on Feb 1. “In the next 15-20 years, Russian Navy will need up to 20 frigates. They will be based on Project

about 14 years ago
Germany: Nordic Yards to Contract Offshore Converter Platform for Siemens
Shipbuilding

Germany: Nordic Yards to Contract Offshore Converter Platform for Siemens

Nordic Yards, manufacturer of innovative special ships and major maritime projects, including for the offshore wind industry, has received a further order from Siemens Energy to build a self-erecting offshore HVDC converter platform. Work will start from May 2, 2012 on the SylWin alpha platform, whi

about 14 years ago
UK: Craig Group Plans to Invest in New Vessels
Shipbuilding

UK: Craig Group Plans to Invest in New Vessels

Craig Group to invest £50million in new vessels with Talisman Energy contract North Star Shipping, a division of the family-owned global shipping and energy services firm The Craig Group, has been awarded a major new contract with Talisman Energy (UK) Ltd. Under the contract the company, which provi

about 14 years ago
Danish Maersk Line Orders TMC Air Compressors for Triple-E Vessels
Shipbuilding

Danish Maersk Line Orders TMC Air Compressors for Triple-E Vessels

Tamrotor Marine Compressors (TMC) has received orders for a total of 40 TMC SA 30 compressors for the 20 18,000 TEU ships ordered by Maersk Line. For the largest capacity order in history, Maersk Line has chosen to order 2 x TMC SA 30 compressors for each of the 20 vessels ordered at Daewoo Shipbuil

about 14 years ago
Hydrex Carries Out Permanent Seal Replacement Repairs in Turkey and Greece
Shipbuilding

Hydrex Carries Out Permanent Seal Replacement Repairs in Turkey and Greece

When a 204-meter cruise vessel suffered an oil leak in its stern tube seal assembly, Hydrex was asked to carry out a permanent seal replacement. The repair was carried out with the Hydrex flexible mobdock technique and performed in stages to allow the ship to keep the tight schedule of the cruise it

about 14 years ago
JSC Severnaya Verf to Build 10 Corvettes for Russian Navy
Shipbuilding

JSC Severnaya Verf to Build 10 Corvettes for Russian Navy

JSC Severnaya Verf shipyard (St. Petersburg) will construct 10 Project 20385 corvettes (modernized Project 20380 Stereguschiy) for Russian Navy, the yard’s press secretary Olga Vilde told RIA Novosti on Feb 1. Official keel-laying ceremony of Project 20385 lead corvette Gremyaschiy took place on sli

about 14 years ago
Compelling Vessel Propulsion Systems
Shipbuilding

Compelling Vessel Propulsion Systems

Evolutionary vessel propulsion systems have proved their maturity upon successfully meeting challenges of reliability, efficiency and demanding environmental requirements. These systems are designed to offer a number of propulsion options for vessels of various sizes. Their affordability is another

about 14 years ago
The Netherlands: Van Oord Renews Order from Sietas
Shipbuilding

The Netherlands: Van Oord Renews Order from Sietas

Van Oord renews order for an offshore wind power transport and installation vessel from Sietas with option on a second ship. The deal is perfect and Sietas will be the first German shipyard to build an offshore wind power transport and installation vessel. The order was placed by Van Oord of the Net

about 14 years ago
Russian Navy to Name First Two Mistrals Sevastopol and Vladivostok
Shipbuilding

Russian Navy to Name First Two Mistrals Sevastopol and Vladivostok

First and second Mistral-class amphibious transport docks built for Russian Navy will be named Sevastopol and Vladivostok, said Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief ADM Vladimir Vysotsky at the keel-laying ceremony of Project 20385 lead corvette and Project 22350 frigate held on Feb 1 at Severnaya Verf s

about 14 years ago
Keel-laying Ceremony for Frigate Admiral Golovko at Severnaya Verf, Russia
Shipbuilding

Keel-laying Ceremony for Frigate Admiral Golovko at Severnaya Verf, Russia

Festive keel-laying ceremony took place at Severnaya Verf shipyard (St. Petersburg). The name plaque was triumphantly planted on a section of frigate Admiral Golovko constructed for Russian Navy. The ceremony was attended by Navy Commander-in-Chief ADM V. Vysotsky, fleet commanders and top-ranking n

about 14 years ago
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