Costa Cruises’ 1st LNG-powered ship will be delivered in mid-November, a month later than the initial deadline.
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The crude oil tanker Agathonissos returned to complete repair works that started before Hurricane Dorian.
The value of the entire order stands between USD 1.4 billion and USD 1.6 billion.
After six days of trials, Sky Princess returned to Fincantieri’s shipyard for exterior and interior works.
Corona Citrus will carry thermal coal to thermal power plants for Electric Power Development.
The keel laying of the ship is planned for December 9, 2019, with delivery scheduled for 2022.
The 400-meter-long vessel was named COSCO Shipping Planet and handed over to its owner at the Chinese shipyard.
South Korean shipbuilders will build 24 of 27 LNG carriers ordered in the past 8 months.
The Jabal Shams is one of four Ultramax bulkers scheduled for delivery to the company in 2019.
The new 174,000 cbm vessel would be delivered to H-Line Shipping by December 31, 2021.
Following delivery, the vessels will start long-term charters with Pavilion Energy and BP.
The newbuilding number 8010, to be named Flex Aurora, was launched to sea on September 6.
The vessel, named Greg Mortimer, has been delivered and is all set for its first Antarctica venture.
