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Scorpio Tankers Bolstering Fleet
Shipbuilding

Scorpio Tankers Bolstering Fleet

Scorpio Tankers Inc. announced today that it has reached an agreement with an unrelated third party to purchase an MR product tanker that is currently under construction at SPP Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. of South Korea. The purchase price of the vessel is $37.1 million with delivery expected in Septembe

about 12 years ago
Honghua Offshore Ropes In Massive Contracts
Shipbuilding

Honghua Offshore Ropes In Massive Contracts

Hong Kong-listed Honghua Group has disclosed that its wholly owned subsidiary Honghua Offshore Oil & Gas Equipment (Honghua Offshore) entered into an agreement with South Korean UDIN Engineering to build six oil tankers valued in excess of USD 200 million. This is the first tanker order for Honghua

about 12 years ago
Nordana Returns to Taizhou Sanfu for More
Shipbuilding

Nordana Returns to Taizhou Sanfu for More

Danish owner Nordana has ordered eight multi-purpose (MPP) heavy lift vessels from Taizhou Sanfu Ship Engineering. Designed by Shanghai Merchant Ship Design and Research Institute (SDARI), the vessels are expected to start joining Nordana’s fleet as of April 2015 through the second quarter of 2016.

about 12 years ago
Demand for Container Shipping Outstripping Supply
Shipbuilding

Demand for Container Shipping Outstripping Supply

The demand side for container shipping continues to improve on a global scale. The winter weakness in the US and still-sluggish demand in Europe has been offset by continued strong demand on North-South trades in the Atlantic basin and improving conditions on the ever-strong intra-Asian trading lane

about 12 years ago
Readers’ Picks of the Week (Aug 11 – 15, 2014)
Shipbuilding

Readers’ Picks of the Week (Aug 11 – 15, 2014)

Lilly Johanne Capsizes in Turkey Lilly Johanne, a live fish carrier, capsized in Celiktrans shipyard in Tuzla, Turkey, on August 7, iLaks reports …Read more Poland Eyes Canal Construction to Evade Russian Waters Polish authorities have revived plans to build a canal in order to connect the Baltic Se

about 12 years ago
Early Moves towards Responsible Ship Recycling
Shipbuilding

Early Moves towards Responsible Ship Recycling

German transportation company Hapag-Lloyd will no longer sell vessels to recycling yards that do not comply with strict environmental regulations and guidelines. The company said on Monday it will no longer sell its old ships on global markets, but will send its ships to specialized docks. With such

about 12 years ago
VIDEO: Quantum of the Seas Float Out
Shipbuilding

VIDEO: Quantum of the Seas Float Out

Construction of the first quantum-class ship is in full swing at the Meyer Werft shipyard’s outfitting quay in Papenburg , Germany, where the Quantum of the Seas is scheduled for completion by October 2014. Not only does the cruise ship feature the latest environmental technologies along with enhanc

about 12 years ago
ABC Maritime Orders Four from Chinese Yard
Shipbuilding

ABC Maritime Orders Four from Chinese Yard

Switzerland-based owner ABC Maritime has ordered construction of four 4,900dwt asphalt carriers. The carriers will be built by Chinese yard AVIC Dingheng Shipbuilding. The price tag of the newbuilds has not yet been revealed. Bureau Veritas will class the vessels, which have been slated for delivery

about 12 years ago
Image of the Day: Floating Light Show
Shipbuilding

Image of the Day: Floating Light Show

FPSO Petrojari Knarr illuminating her way through the Pacific Ocean as she sails away from Geoje. FPSO Petrojari Knarr is the newest ship of Teekay Corporation, which was named on February 28th, 2014. She is one of Teekay’s largest FPSO projects to date. [mappress] World Maritime News Staff, August

about 12 years ago
Smooth Sailing for DSME
Shipbuilding

Smooth Sailing for DSME

South Korean shipbuilding giant Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) has seen a healthy order intake in the previous month, putting DSME’s 2014 secured orders value at approximately 5.8 billion USD. DSME’s figures back the estimates that South Korean shipbuilding is entering the recovery

about 12 years ago
VIDEO: Wärtsilä Takes Fishing to Another Level
Shipbuilding

VIDEO: Wärtsilä Takes Fishing to Another Level

Based on close to 40 years of experience and their designers’ extensive knowledge, Wärtsilä has developed a new generation of fishing vessels, more fuel efficient than ever. Harvest (VS6108 PS/TR), delivered in 2014, is one of those designs, where the combination of CFD-optimized hull lines, an effi

about 12 years ago
Cosco Notches Bulker Duo Order
Shipbuilding

Cosco Notches Bulker Duo Order

Cosco (Zhoushan) Shipyard Co., Ltd has secured a contract valued over USD 56 million from an Asian buyer to build two 64,000DWT bulk carriers, Cosco Corporation (Singapore) Limited has revealed. The two vessels are scheduled for delivery in 4Q2016 and 1Q2017 respectively. Cosco (Zhoushan) Shipyard i

about 12 years ago
Australian Unions Up in Arms over Visa Scheme
Shipbuilding

Australian Unions Up in Arms over Visa Scheme

Australian resource, health and service sector unions are united in calling for a Senate Inquiry into the 457 visa scheme following allegations of widespread rorting. Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) Assistant National Secretary Ian Bray said the Government should be tightening up migration control

about 12 years ago
Royal Navy Orders More from BAE Systems
Shipbuilding

Royal Navy Orders More from BAE Systems

BAE Systems has been awarded a £348 million contract by the UK Ministry of Defence to construct three new Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs) for the UK Royal Navy. The new 90 metre vessels will be built at BAE Systems’ facilities in Glasgow and will provide additional capability for the Royal Navy. The

about 12 years ago
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