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The Netherlands: Second Damen-Built Sea Axe Sold
Shipbuilding

The Netherlands: Second Damen-Built Sea Axe Sold

Dutch superyacht builder Amels has sold a Damen-built SEA AXE 6711, a 67-metre Fast Yacht Support vessel, which is due for delivery in spring 2014. It will bear many similarities to Garçon, the SEA AXE 6711 which made an impressive appearance in Monaco earlier in the year, although there are some st

about 14 years ago
Up to 90 Pct Less NOx in Semi Hybrid Tanker MTS Duandra
Shipbuilding

Up to 90 Pct Less NOx in Semi Hybrid Tanker MTS Duandra

This summer the MTS Duandra was launched in Benelux as the world’s first semi-hybrid inland waterway tanker built by Shipyard Trico B.V. This ship uses Volvo Penta diesel engines for both propulsion and generator set that helps to reduce emissions significantly. The two standard Volvo Penta D16 MG G

about 14 years ago
NCC of Saudi Arabia Takes Delivery of Chemical Tanker “NCC SAMA”
Shipbuilding

NCC of Saudi Arabia Takes Delivery of Chemical Tanker “NCC SAMA”

National Chemical Carriers Ltd. Co. (NCC) of Saudi Arabia, owned 80% by The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (Bahri) announced that it had received on Tuesday, 4th December 2012 in Korea a new chemical tanker named ‘NCC SAMA’ from SHINAsb (previously SLS) of South Korea, as part of nine ves

about 14 years ago
China: COSCO, CSIC Ink Strategic Cooperation Agreement
Shipbuilding

China: COSCO, CSIC Ink Strategic Cooperation Agreement

On December 4, 2012, China Ocean Shipping (Group) Company (COSCO) and China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) held a signing ceremony in Beijing for a strategic cooperation agreement. The ceremony was attended by Capt. Wei Jiafu, Chairman of the Board of COSCO Group, Mr. Ma Zehua, President o

about 14 years ago
Cargotec to Provide MacGregor Handling Equipment for Offshore Vessel
Shipbuilding

Cargotec to Provide MacGregor Handling Equipment for Offshore Vessel

Cargotec has secured a new contract from an international owner for a comprehensive MacGregor module handling equipment package. The equipment is destined for an offshore vessel and is scheduled for delivery next year. It will be designed, manufactured and tested in Kristiansand, Norway, in accordan

about 14 years ago
DNV: Enhanced Design Framework for Floating Structures in Icy Waters
Shipbuilding

DNV: Enhanced Design Framework for Floating Structures in Icy Waters

The oil and gas industry has lacked adequate and transparent design practices for floating structures in ice-covered Arctic waters. Now, DNV and key industry players have developed an enhanced design framework for such structures, adapted from existing and established design practices used for open

about 14 years ago
USA: GD NASSCO to Build Two LNG-Powered Containerships for TOTE
Shipbuilding

USA: GD NASSCO to Build Two LNG-Powered Containerships for TOTE

General Dynamics NASSCO, a wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics, announced yesterday that it has finalized a contract with TOTE, Inc., for the design and construction of two 3,100 TEU LNG-powered containerships, setting a new benchmark in green ship technology. When completed the 764-foot-lon

about 14 years ago
Viking, Fincantieri Ink MoA for Construction of Two Cruise Ships
Shipbuilding

Viking, Fincantieri Ink MoA for Construction of Two Cruise Ships

Viking Ocean Cruises, sister company of Viking River Cruises, the world’s leading river cruise line, and Fincantieri, world leader in cruise shipbuilding, today announced the signature of a Memorandum of Agreement for the construction of two more ocean cruise ships with an option for another two. Th

about 14 years ago
Polarcus Receives First-Ever DNV Level 1 Triple-E™ Rating
Shipbuilding

Polarcus Receives First-Ever DNV Level 1 Triple-E™ Rating

Shipowner Polarcus has received the world’s first-ever DNV Level 1 Triple-E™ rating, a voluntary environmental rating scheme for ships, where 1 is the highest. All eight vessels in the Polarcus fleet are designed by ULSTEIN. The rating is based on a verification of a ship’s actual energy efficiency

about 14 years ago
d’Amico to Order Two More Eco-Design Product Carriers from South Korea
Shipbuilding

d’Amico to Order Two More Eco-Design Product Carriers from South Korea

d’Amico International Shipping S.A., based in Italy, plans to order two 40,000 DWT eco design product carriers from South Korea, Shipping Herald reports. It seems that d’Amico plans to exercise an option for two more product carriers with Hyundai Mipo Dockyard (HMD) after the company ordered vessels

about 14 years ago
Keppel FELS Delivers Jack-Up Rig to Oro Negro (Mexico)
Shipbuilding

Keppel FELS Delivers Jack-Up Rig to Oro Negro (Mexico)

Keppel FELS has delivered Primus, a KFELS B Class jackup rig, to offshore Mexican oil field services company, Integradora de Servicios Petroleros Oro Negro (Oro Negro), seven days early and with a perfect safety record. Named earlier today at Keppel FELS, Primus was officially delivered on 16 Novemb

about 14 years ago
USS George H.W. Bush Heads Back Out to Sea after Short-Term Upgrade
Shipbuilding

USS George H.W. Bush Heads Back Out to Sea after Short-Term Upgrade

After four months at Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY), Sailors from the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) are headed back out to sea after successfully completing a short-term upgrade and maintenance period, Dec. 1. The ship’s planned incremental availability (PIA) is key in keeping the sh

about 14 years ago
Singapore: Jurong Shipyard Accident Update
Shipbuilding

Singapore: Jurong Shipyard Accident Update

Yesterday’s Jurong Shipyard accident, where 89 workers have been injured, was characterized as “the worst industrial accident” in the recent time by a government official. After failure of a jacking mechanism on one of the jack-up rig’s legs the newbuilt rig, named Noble Regina Allen, tilted 30 degr

about 14 years ago
China: Jinhai Heavy Receives Self-Elevating Offshore Jack-Up Rig Order
Shipbuilding

China: Jinhai Heavy Receives Self-Elevating Offshore Jack-Up Rig Order

Jinhai Heavy Industry has signed a contract for construction of a self-elevating offshore jack-up rig featuring 90-meter-long folding legs, thus paving the way for the company’s entrance to marine products market. In recent years, Jinhai Heavy Industry strengthened its technical reserves to set up s

about 14 years ago
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