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Maersk Looks East for Subsea Newbuilds
Shipbuilding

Maersk Looks East for Subsea Newbuilds

COSCO (Dalian) Shipyard Co., a subsidiary of COSCO Shipyard Group Co., has secured contracts valued over USD 470m to build four subsea supply vessels for Maersk Supply Service AS (MSS). MSS has also secured options for two additional subsea supply vessels. The vessels are scheduled for delivery in 4

about 12 years ago
WSS Raises Awareness on Welding Safety
Shipbuilding

WSS Raises Awareness on Welding Safety

Shipowners and operators are reaping the benefits of the Wilhelmsen Ships Service Welding Safety Campaign, which highlights the need for safe equipment and working practices, together with quality training onboard ship, Wilhelmsen said in a release. The campaign comprises inspections of onboard equi

about 12 years ago
Russia to Sanction US and EU Shipbuilders?
Shipbuilding

Russia to Sanction US and EU Shipbuilders?

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said that Russia may be ready to adopt protective measures for the aircraft, shipbuilding and auto industries, as well as other industries originating from countries that imposed sanctions against Russia. Medvedev said that the decision comes in the wake of the

about 12 years ago
Navig8 Taps into OTC Market
Shipbuilding

Navig8 Taps into OTC Market

Navig8 has turned to Norway’s over-the-counter (OTC) market to bankroll a new order of four chemical tanker newbuildings at STX Offshore & Shipbuilding. The company managed to raise USD 110 million to support the order, but would not comment on the equity raise source, stating that it is a ”private

about 12 years ago
China’s Shipping Giants Form USD 1.1 Bln Joint Venture
Shipbuilding

China’s Shipping Giants Form USD 1.1 Bln Joint Venture

China’s two shipping giants China Merchants Energy Shipping Co Ltd (CMES) and Sinotrans & CSC Holdings are setting up a USD 1.1. billion joint venture aimed at boosting the country’s crude importing capacity, CMES said in a filing to Shanghai stock exchange. Under the deal, CMES will have the majori

about 12 years ago
Lilly Johanne Capsizes in Turkey
Shipbuilding

Lilly Johanne Capsizes in Turkey

Lilly Johanne, a live fish carrier, capsized in Celiktrans shipyard in Tuzla, Turkey, on August 7, iLaks reports. At the time of the accident, the 50-meter brand-new vessel was undergoing completion works, and was scheduled for delivery next week. The sources close to the matter confirm that the ves

about 12 years ago
Overcapacity Likely to Persist in Container Shipping Market
Shipbuilding

Overcapacity Likely to Persist in Container Shipping Market

“The industry saw a disappointing first half and a more encouraging second half in 2013. Moving into 2014, there has been cargo volume increase and a generally more positive sentiment than last year. In total, it is expected that the container transportation industry posted improved results for the

about 12 years ago
NSafe-Hull Improves Collision Safety
Shipbuilding

NSafe-Hull Improves Collision Safety

A bulk carrier adopting NSafe®-Hull first in the world has recently been launched for Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. NSafe®-Hull (a highly ductile steel plate for shipbuilding with improved collision safety) was developed by Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation (NSSMC) and adopted through the collab

about 12 years ago
Readers’ Picks of the Week (Aug 4 – 10, 2014)
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Readers’ Picks of the Week (Aug 4 – 10, 2014)

Egypt to Build New Suez Canal Egypt is looking to build a new Suez Canal parallel to the existing one in a USD 4 billion project aimed at boosting the trade along the Canal, which offers the fastest …Read more Exclusive: Workers Left High and Dry as GoAGT Goes Insolvent Maritime security company GoA

about 12 years ago
China Ocean Shipbuilding Invests in New JV
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China Ocean Shipbuilding Invests in New JV

China Ocean Shipbuilding has entered into a RMB508m (USD 82.5 million) joint venture agreement with two investment companies in Zhoushan to invest in shipbuilding and related ocean engineering business in the city, the company said in a release. The joint venture, Zhoushan China Ocean Investment Fun

about 12 years ago
Why Australian Shipyards Must Survive?
Shipbuilding

Why Australian Shipyards Must Survive?

The Australian Shipowners Association (ASA) supports Premier Jay Weatherill’s call for a coordinated and constructive approach to be developed between the states and key industry associations to ensure major defence projects are not tendered overseas. Teresa Lloyd, Executive Director of the Austra

about 12 years ago
Brazilian Vale Mulls Fleet Expansion
Shipbuilding

Brazilian Vale Mulls Fleet Expansion

Brazilian mining giant Vale is looking to expand its shipping fleet as it eyes doubling of iron ore shipments to China, according to Jose Carlos Martins, Vale’s head of ferrous metals. To support the export volume increase Vale is reviewing its options which include adding new extra large carriers,

about 12 years ago
Cochin Shipyard Eyes Gail’s LNG Newbuilds
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Cochin Shipyard Eyes Gail’s LNG Newbuilds

India’s Cochin shipyard ltd (CSL) is interested in constructing LNG ships for India’s gas utility Gail India Ltd. Gail announced earlier this month that it will shortly come out with an LNG ship charter hire tender specifying that one ship out of every lot of three ships each would be built in India

about 12 years ago
Exoskeletons Give Shipyard Workers Superhuman Strength
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Exoskeletons Give Shipyard Workers Superhuman Strength

South Korean shipbuilding company Daewoo has brought a whiff of the future into its shipyards by introducing the concept of outfitting the shipyard workers with exoskeletons for lifting heavy objects, New Scientist reports. The company claims that it is not out of the realm of possibility to see w

about 12 years ago
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