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Crowley Adds Third LNG-Ready Product Tanker
Shipbuilding

Crowley Adds Third LNG-Ready Product Tanker

Florida-based shipping company Crowley Maritime Corporation took delivery on April 15 of a product tanker Louisiana, which is the third of four newbuilds having a potential for future conversion to LNG propulsion. Designed by South Korean Hyundai Mipo Dockyards (HMD), the four Jones Act product tank

about 10 years ago
Readers’ Picks of the Week (April 11- 15, 2016)
Shipbuilding

Readers’ Picks of the Week (April 11- 15, 2016)

Port Automation: Friend or Foe? Development of modern technology has ushered in a myriad of changes into the maritime industry. Introduction of complex navigation softwares aboard ships, giant remotely-operated… Read More CMA CGM Turquoise Attacked, Two Crew Kidnapped A containership chartered by th

about 10 years ago
Cochin Shipyard, SHI Seal Ties to Bid for GAIL’s LNG Ships
Shipbuilding

Cochin Shipyard, SHI Seal Ties to Bid for GAIL’s LNG Ships

India’s Cochin Shipyard Limited has entered into an agreement with South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) to formalize technical cooperation for building LNG ships in India. The deal was signed during the first day of the Maritime India Summit taking place in Mumbai. The MOU is set

about 10 years ago
Gallery: Independence on Its Mettle
Shipbuilding

Gallery: Independence on Its Mettle

The Independence, a tanker built by California-based shipbuilder General Dynamics NASSCO, has set sail for sea trials and testing along the San Diego coastline. The gallery below shows the newbuild and its crew on the outskirts of this Californian city embarking on the voyage this Monday. The Indepe

about 10 years ago
Noryards BMV Goes Bankrupt
Shipbuilding

Noryards BMV Goes Bankrupt

Norwegian shipbuilder Noryards BMV, a daughter company of Noryards AS, has filed for bankruptcy having failed to reach a compulsory debt settlement with its creditors. The shipyard’s CEO Pål K. Grimsrud confirmed the bankruptcy filing on Wednesday afternoon to local media, a final move following the

about 10 years ago
Chinese Newbuilding Orders on Path of Recovery
Shipbuilding

Chinese Newbuilding Orders on Path of Recovery

Chinese shipyards have seen an increase in newbuilding orders in the first quarter of 2016, according to data released by China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. From January to March of 2016, the country’s newbuilding orders jumped by 23,9 percent to 7.42 million dwt, compared to t

about 10 years ago
Sainty Marine, Precious Shipping Go to Arbitration over Bulker Cancellation
Shipbuilding

Sainty Marine, Precious Shipping Go to Arbitration over Bulker Cancellation

Cash-strapped Chinese shipbuilder Sainty Marine has entered into an arbitration proceedings with Precious Shipping before the arbitration court in London over the cancellation of a 64,000 dwt bulk carrier. The arbitration proceedings should decide upon whether the owner had the right to cancel the c

about 10 years ago
Spotted: Brand New Elandra Palm Joins LSC’s Ranks
Shipbuilding

Spotted: Brand New Elandra Palm Joins LSC’s Ranks

Latvian Shipping Company’s arm LCS Shipmanagement has expanded its fleet with a newbuild Elandra Palm. In today’s spotted we present you this new tanker that will transport oil and chemical substances. Tanker Elandra Palm is the second out of three new ships being built by the South Korea-based ship

about 10 years ago
EU Develops Standard for Sustainable Ship Recycling
Shipbuilding

EU Develops Standard for Sustainable Ship Recycling

The European Commission (EC) has published a technical guidance for ship recycling facilities that want to be approved under the EU Ship Recycling Regulation. Such yards will need to ensure safe working conditions, pollution control including proper downstream waste management and enforcement of int

about 10 years ago
Newbuilding Orderbook Takes a Nosedive in Q1
Shipbuilding

Newbuilding Orderbook Takes a Nosedive in Q1

The first quarter of 2016 was hit by a major decline in ordering newbuilds with only 77 new ships ordered by the end of March 2016, Clarksons data shows. This is a substantial drop when compared to the corresponding period in 2015 when a total of 375 ships were ordered. January was definitely the sl

about 10 years ago
IGU: LNG Carrier Tonnage Glut Set to Deepen Further
Shipbuilding

IGU: LNG Carrier Tonnage Glut Set to Deepen Further

The 29 LNG carriers, including the FSRU Golar Tundra, delivered in 2015 far outweighed additional shipping requirements from the additional 4.7 MT of incremental LNG trade, exacerbating the oversupply in the LNG shipping market, according to the latest report from the International Gas Union (IGU).

about 10 years ago
ICBC Reveals Builders of Its Valemax Series
Shipbuilding

ICBC Reveals Builders of Its Valemax Series

ICBC Financial Leasing Co has disclosed the names of builders of its ten 400,000 dwt VLOCs intended to transport iron ore from Brazil to China under a recently sealed deal with Brazilian mining conglomerate Vale. Six Valemaxes are to be built by China’s privately-owned Yangzijiang Shipbuilding where

about 10 years ago
First Methanol-Fueled Ships to Join the Market in April
Shipbuilding

First Methanol-Fueled Ships to Join the Market in April

The first clean-burning, fuel-efficient vessels, equipped with the MAN B&W ME-LGI 2-stroke dual fuel engines that can run on methanol, fuel oil, marine diesel oil, or gas oil, will start joining the shipping market in April. Two out of a batch of seven 50,000 dwt ships will join their owners Westfal

about 10 years ago
Fifth Chemical Tanker Delivered to Ocean Yield
Shipbuilding

Fifth Chemical Tanker Delivered to Ocean Yield

The Oslo-listed Ocean Yield ASA has taken delivery of a 49,000 dwt IMO II chemical tanker Navig8 Turquoise from Korean shipbuilder STX. This is the fifth vessel delivered in a series of total eight chemical tankers that will be chartered to Navig8 Chemical Tankers under a 15-year “hell and high wate

about 10 years ago
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