MacGREGOR has secured a large number of crane orders in the early part of the year. Much of the activity has been driven by shipbuilding projects in China, Korea and Singapore where MacGREGOR has recently won orders for over 40 cranes
Daewoo-Mangalia Heavy Industries has successfully constructed and delivered 3 Oil Tankers, the biggest vessels built so far at the Black Sea shipyard under DMHI
On February 24 Adsteam’s CEO, Mr John Moller signed contracts for four more Damen ASD Tugs. The signing took place in Newcastle immediately after the name-giving ceremony of Adsteam’s fifth ASD Tug 2411 called Adsteam Meringa.
Oil-tanker rates for shipments from the Middle East to Asia fell to the lowest level in almost seven months because of a surplus of vessels available for hire. Freight rates for so-called very large crude carriers, those capable of carrying 2mn barrels, have declined 20%
North Korea has hinted at seeking compensation from Australia for seizing and sinking one of its ships after it was used to transport drugs, according to an official media report.
The submarine construction industry is fairly stable but the workforce that designs submarines faces the threat of extinction, U.S. Navy officials told a House Armed Services Committee panel Tuesday.
Babcock International, the warship builder and support services group, warned potential bidders yesterday not to put forward a low-ball offer for the group.
British Columbia – Plans for more oil tankers to ply the waters of Canada
The Danish firm that has the $8.9 billion contract to build sections of the North Coast Highway has been awarded a contract valued at just under $500 million, to supply material for infrastructure work at Kingston Container Terminal.
A 171K Bulk Carrier for Anangel with our Hull No.1165 has been launched from the Royal Dock on the 26th of March, at Quay C. Hull No. 1165 achieved a progress rate of 92.1 %.
Some people think he’s crazy. His wife’s not exactly thrilled either. But like the biblical Noah, Dutchman Johan Huibers is steadfast in his mission: he’s building an enormous working replica of Noah’s Ark
At first light yesterday morning (March 28th, 2006), the Greenpeace helicopter flew over a group of fishing vessels 60 miles off the coast of Guinea. One was not on the list of ships authorized to fish. An inflatable boat was launched from the Greenpeace ship M.Y Esperanza
A commercial fishing vessel ran aground shortly after 2 a.m. Sunday about three miles north of Yachats. Personnel aboard the 62-foot “Sea Toi,” whose home port is Astoria, radioed a distress call, and Coast Guard Station Yaquina Bay in Newport responded
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