Pangaea Logistics Solutions ordered two new Post-Panamax bulkers at Guangzhou Shipyard International.
Qatar’s orders would have minimal impact on short-term charter rates, but could drive newbuilding prices up.
Teekay Offshore is to receive USD 165.5 million from Norway for four new shuttle tankers being built at SHI.
Following a series of incidents caused by safety issues, Samsung Heavy ceased ops at its Geoje shipyard.
ABB to provide zero-emission technology for the first all-electric vessels ever built in the US.
Odyssey of the Seas received its first block as the keel was officially lowered into place.
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises christens Hanseatic Nature, the first of its three new expedition ships.
The vessel will start a 12-year fixed-term charter with Japan’s JERA after delivery.
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The vessel duo represents Austal’s first commercial contract award in Taiwan.
Lloyd’s Register granted an approval in principle for Hyundai Mipo Dockyard’s LNG-fueled MR tanker design.
Samsung Heavy secured an LNG carrier order from an undisclosed Oceania region shipowner.
Pasha Hawaii reached milestones on the construction of two LNG-fueled containerships at Keppel AmFELS.
Samsung Heavy has successfully built its first LNG-fueled vessels with its own technology.
