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Wärtsilä’s Engines to Power Four New LNG Carriers
Shipbuilding

Wärtsilä’s Engines to Power Four New LNG Carriers

Finnish technology group Wärtsilä has been contracted to deliver 16 engines for four new LNG carrier vessels being built at the Hudong Zhonghua shipyard in China. Under the order, booked in August 2017, the company’s joint venture CSSC Wärtsilä Engine (Shanghai) Co would deliver the engines to the y

about 9 years ago
Video: 1st Tanker for Ibaizábal Floated Out at Navantia Yard
Shipbuilding

Video: 1st Tanker for Ibaizábal Floated Out at Navantia Yard

Monte Udala, the first of four Suezmax tankers ordered by the Spanish Ibaizábal Group from compatriot shipbuilder Navantia, has been floated out at Puerto Real Shipyard, in the Bay of Cadiz. As explained, the float-out represents an important milestone for Navantia as it is the first oil tanker cons

about 9 years ago
Report: Arrest Warrants Requested After Explosion at STX Yard in August
Shipbuilding

Report: Arrest Warrants Requested After Explosion at STX Yard in August

Arrest warrants have been demanded for five people related to the explosion at the South Korean STX Offshore & Shipbuilding yard earlier this year, Yonhap News Agency reported. The explosion, which occurred on an oil tanker under construction in Changwon on August 20, resulted in deaths of four work

about 9 years ago
JMU Names New LNG Carrier for MOL, Tokyo Gas
Shipbuilding

JMU Names New LNG Carrier for MOL, Tokyo Gas

Japan Marine United Corporation (JMU) held a naming ceremony for a newbuilding liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier at its Tsu Shipyard on October 16. Named Energy Liberty, the 165,000m3 vessel is jointly owned by Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and Tokyo LNG Tanker, a subsidiary of Tokyo Gas. It w

about 9 years ago
Dynamar: Car Carries Get Bigger as Transport Demand Shrinks
Shipbuilding

Dynamar: Car Carries Get Bigger as Transport Demand Shrinks

While global production of motor vehicles continues to grow, rising by 4.6% in 2016, the seaborne trade volumes of cars carried declined by some 4% last year, according to a report by Dynamar. The key driver of this is the expansion of car production closer to demand, which is nowadays taking place

about 9 years ago
Report: HHI’s Survival Put to Question If Order Shortage Persists
Shipbuilding

Report: HHI’s Survival Put to Question If Order Shortage Persists

Despite a surge in orders at South Korean shipyards in September which enabled them to overpower their Chinese counterparts, Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) seems to be suffering from acute lack of orders. According to HHI’s Vice Chairman Oh-Gap Kwon, cited by local media, the company managed to scor

about 9 years ago
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises Cuts Steel for 2nd Expedition Ship
Shipbuilding

Hapag-Lloyd Cruises Cuts Steel for 2nd Expedition Ship

German cruise company Hapag-Lloyd Cruises launched the construction of its second expedition ship HANSEATIC inspiration with a steel cutting ceremony on October 5, 2017. The steel for the new vessel, which is expected to hit the water in 2019, was cut at the Romanian VARD shipyard in Tulcea. The con

about 9 years ago
South Korea Takes the Lead in Ship Orders in September
Shipbuilding

South Korea Takes the Lead in Ship Orders in September

Following the last year’s turmoil in the sector, shipyards from South Korea won the majority of orders worldwide in September 2017 and their order backlog increased for the first time in almost a 2-year period. Specifically, the country’s shipyards bagged orders amounting to a gross tonnage of 1.46

about 9 years ago
Report: Russia to Launch Shipping Service to Syria
Shipbuilding

Report: Russia to Launch Shipping Service to Syria

Russia is looking to launch a direct shipping service to Syria, Dmitry Rogozin, Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister, was cited by the country’s news agency TASS as saying. The launching of the new service comes as the trade turnover between the two countries increased by 42 percent during the first seven

about 9 years ago
NGO Shipbreaking Platform Slams ACL for Scrapping ConRo Duo in India
Shipbuilding

NGO Shipbreaking Platform Slams ACL for Scrapping ConRo Duo in India

The NGO Shipbreaking Platform is urging German authorities to hold Atlantic Container Line (ACL), a subsidiary of the Italian Grimaldi Group, accountable for alleged breach of European waste laws. In a letter sent to the German authorities, the Platform said that the company purposely sold two of it

about 9 years ago
Brokers: Chinese Yards Cashing In from Bulker Ordering
Shipbuilding

Brokers: Chinese Yards Cashing In from Bulker Ordering

The insatiable appetite for bulker newbuilds continued into last week as brokers reported orders for at least 14 bulker newbuilds being ordered. The Chinese shipyards were the preferred choice for owners, with Jiangsu Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Group scoring a huge chunk of placed orders. Namely, asid

about 9 years ago
Brødrene Aa Wins Order for Catamaran Trio
Shipbuilding

Brødrene Aa Wins Order for Catamaran Trio

Norwegian ferry builder Brødrene Aa, Hyen, has received an order for three high-speed carbon fiber catamaran ferries intended for the Chinese market. As informed, the company signed a contract with Zhongshan Hong Kong Passenger Shipping Co-op Co., Ltd. The construction of the vessels is expected to

about 9 years ago
Tsuneishi Eyes Construction of Cruise Ships by 2020
Shipbuilding

Tsuneishi Eyes Construction of Cruise Ships by 2020

Tsuneishi Shipbuilding is said to be planning to venture into the construction of cruise ships at its Chinese yard based in Zhejiang Province, Nikkei reports. The construction of its first cruise ship is reportedly planned for early 2020. As informed, the cruise ship would be above 200 meters in len

about 9 years ago
MAN Offering Discounts for LNG Retrofits
Shipbuilding

MAN Offering Discounts for LNG Retrofits

German provider of engines and turbomachinery MAN Diesel & Turbo has pledged a EUR 2 million (USD 2.35 million) discount to shipowners for ten retrofits to liquified natural gas from existing heavy fuel oil engines. The announcement was made by Wayne Jones, OBE, Chief Sales Officer of MAN Diesel & T

about 9 years ago
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