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Fincantieri Forges Shipbuilding Ties with Iran
Shipbuilding

Fincantieri Forges Shipbuilding Ties with Iran

Italian shipbuilding conglomerate Fincantieri has signed a number of framework agreements with Iranian counterparts during an official visit of an Iranian delegation to Italy. Fincantieri said that these were preliminary understandings pending reaching of several contracts worth hundred million euro

about 10 years ago
Crude Oil Tanker Market to Surge in 2016
Shipbuilding

Crude Oil Tanker Market to Surge in 2016

The crude oil tanker market is expected to grow strongly in 2016, with projected fleet increase of 4.3%, BIMCO said. Most of the new tankers will be delivered in the second half of 2016 and the demolition activity is likely to stay subdued as the market enjoys high rates. Following a considerably qu

about 10 years ago
World’s Fastest Ship Design Cuts Fuel Consumption by 74 Pct
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World’s Fastest Ship Design Cuts Fuel Consumption by 74 Pct

The 80-knot ship concept, introduced by Norway’s former Viking Ships, now InSvivia Technologies, has been further developed now reaching 74% less fuel consumption, the designer tells World Maritime News. In addition, the patent-pending technology has now been approved as a Norwegian patent, and the

about 10 years ago
Lamprell Eyes Stake in Saudi Arabia’s New Maritime Complex
Shipbuilding

Lamprell Eyes Stake in Saudi Arabia’s New Maritime Complex

Lamprell Energy Limited has signed an MOU with the national oil company of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Saudi Aramco, the National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (Bahri) and Hyundai Heavy Industries to form a partnership collaboration on establishing a maritime complex in Saudi Arabia. The intended

about 10 years ago
Creditors Approve Hanjin Heavy’s Financial Aid
Shipbuilding

Creditors Approve Hanjin Heavy’s Financial Aid

Busan-based shipbuilder Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction (HHIC) is in line to receive an emergency financial boost of USD 109 million from its creditors, led by Korea Development Bank, according to the Korea Economic Daily. The restructuring shipyard has agreed that it will hand over some of

about 10 years ago
Vessel Ordering Down 40% in 2015
Shipbuilding

Vessel Ordering Down 40% in 2015

Overall contracting of new vessels in 2015 dropped by 40% to 1,306 units from 2,162 in 2014, with estimated newbuild investment falling from USD 113bn to USD 69bn, according to Clarksons Research. Investors abstained from newbuild opportunities due to tough market, and the overall newbuilding price

about 10 years ago
Horizon Trader Beached at Shipbreaking Site in India
Shipbuilding

Horizon Trader Beached at Shipbreaking Site in India

The Horizon Trader, a 42 year-old US flagged container ship that was acquired by New York-listed shipping company Matson when they purchased Horizon Lines in 2014 was beached at a notorious shipbreaking site in Alang, India. The ship contains hazardous materials, making its export and final voyage f

about 10 years ago
BIMCO: Containerships Speeding Up
Shipbuilding

BIMCO: Containerships Speeding Up

The lower fuel price may not be such a blessing for containership owners after all, especially with relation to slow-steaming which was originally introduced as a way to deploy more ships without increasing capacity on the strings. Nevertheless, despite lower bunker costs that have been warmly welco

about 10 years ago
Sener Launches LNG Bunkering Vessel Design
Shipbuilding

Sener Launches LNG Bunkering Vessel Design

Spanish engineering and construction company Sener has developed its own design of a Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) bunkering vessel. The Sener design follows the tendencies for 2030 required by operators and ship-owners. The result is a Ship To Ship (STS) LNG bunkering vessel, with IMO type C LNG carg

about 10 years ago
Anthony Veder Nets 1st Sustainable Shipping Loan
Shipbuilding

Anthony Veder Nets 1st Sustainable Shipping Loan

Gas carrier owner Anthony Veder Group has secured the industry’s first sustainable shipping loan via its €66 million (USD 71 million) Euro Private Placement concluded in the fourth quarter of 2015, the company said. As disclosed, the loan is fully certified according to the Clean Shipping Index Guid

about 10 years ago
Readers’ Picks of the Week (18th – 22nd Jan, 2016)
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Readers’ Picks of the Week (18th – 22nd Jan, 2016)

Pirates Attempt to Board RORO Ship in Gulf of Guinea Armed pirates attempted to board a RORO vessel confirmed as MV Silver Sky owned by Dubai-based Sallaum Lines while the ship was on its way in the Gulf of Guinea, some 64 n… Read More Badly Damaged Car Carrier Enters Tyneside Yard for Repairs The [

about 10 years ago
World’s 2nd LNG-Powered Boxship Joins TOTE Maritime
Shipbuilding

World’s 2nd LNG-Powered Boxship Joins TOTE Maritime

The world’s second containership to be powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), the Perla Del Caribe, has been delivered to the US-based shipping company TOTE Maritime. Built by General Dynamics NASSCO, a part of General Dynamics, the ship was delivered two months ahead of schedule and is the sister

about 10 years ago
BIMCO: 40m of Dry Bulk Tonnage to Be Scrapped in 2016
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BIMCO: 40m of Dry Bulk Tonnage to Be Scrapped in 2016

Dry bulk shipping capacity of 40 million DWT will be sold for demolition during 2016, making this year the busiest year on record for shipbreaking, according to BIMCO’s forecasts. The prediction comes on the heels of a yet another miserable year start for the industry sector with eroding freight rat

about 10 years ago
Spotted: Esvagt Njord Stands Tall
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Spotted: Esvagt Njord Stands Tall

Esvagt’s newbuild offshore service vessel Esvagt Njord has been freshly launched today at Nauta Shiprepair Yard, Poland, marking the first vessel launching at the yard for this year. The partially outfitted OSV features 84 meters in length and over 17 meters in width. Once completed, Esvagt Njord wi

about 10 years ago
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