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Home›Green Marine›Future of shipbuilding on the Clyde looks bright
Green Marine

April 11, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Future of shipbuilding on the Clyde looks bright

The latest warship to be launched on the Clyde went down the slipway at BAE’s Govan yard today. The 16,000 ton landing dock, Cardigan Bay, will be the 751st ship to launch from Govan. After years of reducing the workforce on the Clyde, the future prospects for shipbuilding are seen as bright.

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The latest warship to be launched on the Clyde went down the slipway at BAE’s Govan yard today. The 16,000 ton landing dock, Cardigan Bay, will be the 751st ship to launch from Govan. After years of reducing the workforce on the Clyde, the future prospects for shipbuilding are seen as bright.

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