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CMA CGM Continues with Bulbous Bow Retrofits
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CMA CGM Continues with Bulbous Bow Retrofits

The CMA CGM Group will retrofit 10 of its vessels’ bulbous bows in order to continue improving its fleet’s energy efficiency and reduce environmental footprint. The bulbous bows exchanges that are performed within a week in repair yards’ drydocks reduce significantly the ship’s fuel consumption and

about 12 years ago
CSAV Christens Largest Vessels in Fleet
Shipbuilding

CSAV Christens Largest Vessels in Fleet

Compañía Sudamericana de Vapores (CSAV) has christened the first two out of seven 9,300 TEU container ships ordered at Samsung Heavy Industries. CSAV said that the latest additions, named Copiapó and Cautín will have the main engine fuel consumption approximately 7% less than the vessels received fr

about 12 years ago
HHI Posts Worst Quarterly Loss
Shipbuilding

HHI Posts Worst Quarterly Loss

The world’s biggest shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) recorded the worst quarterly net loss so far, amounting to USD 1.4 billion for July-September period. Growing competition from Chinese shipbuilders and slumping demand from European owners has brought HHI’s operating loss to 1.93 trillio

about 12 years ago
First Bulk Carrier Featuring MALS Delivered to ADM
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First Bulk Carrier Featuring MALS Delivered to ADM

Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM), a US-based specialist in grain processing, has taken delivery of the first new bulk carrier developed by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) that uses air bubble lubrication system. MHI’s proprietary Mitsubishi Air Lubrication System (MALS) reduces frictiona

about 12 years ago
Ultramax Newbuild Ready for Charter
Shipbuilding

Ultramax Newbuild Ready for Charter

Drybulk operator Baltic Trading Limited has taken delivery of the Baltic Hornet, a 64,000 dwt Ultramax newbuilding. The Baltic Hornet is the first of four Ultramax vessels to be delivered to the company under previously announced agreements with Yangfan Group Co., Ltd. The Baltic Hornet is expected

about 12 years ago
DSME Strikes Again
Shipbuilding

DSME Strikes Again

South Korea’s Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) has won orders for three container ships with a total value of USD 466.4 million from an unnamed European shipowner, the company said in a Korea Exchange filing. The announcement comes one day after the company sealed the deal to build tw

about 12 years ago
Vigor Christens Its New Drydock, the Vigorous
Shipbuilding

Vigor Christens Its New Drydock, the Vigorous

American shipbuilder Vigor Industrial held a christening ceremony on Saturday, October 25th for its new drydock, the Vigorous. According to Vigor, the 960-foot vessel is the largest floating drydock in North America and opens Portland to new markets such as cruise ships and post-Panamax vessels. Two

about 12 years ago
India to Buy Polar Research Vessel
Shipbuilding

India to Buy Polar Research Vessel

India’s Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved the acquisition of a Polar Research Vessel for the Ministry of Earth Sciences at a total cost of Rs. 1051.13 crore (USD 171 million) within a period of 34 months. The Ministry of Earth Sciences felt necessary to have the country’s own polar

about 12 years ago
124 Oil Tankers to Join Global Fleet in 2014
Shipbuilding

124 Oil Tankers to Join Global Fleet in 2014

Some 124 vessels are expected to enter the oil tanker trading fleet in 2014, while 60 tankers were forecast to be sold for demolition or conversion, according to the latest report by McQuilling Partners. Through 3Q 2014, based on the forecast, 93 vessels should have delivered to the fleet and 60 tan

about 12 years ago
DSME Bags LNG Carrier Duo
Shipbuilding

DSME Bags LNG Carrier Duo

Korean shipbuilding giant Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) has won an order for two LNG carriers, worth a total of approximately USD 408 million. According to DSME’s filing to Korean Stock Exchange, the client behind this order is an unnamed European shipowner. The vessels are slate

about 12 years ago
Fincantieri, Vittoria Shipyard Join Forces
Shipbuilding

Fincantieri, Vittoria Shipyard Join Forces

Trieste-based shipbuilder Fincantieri and Vittoria Shipyard, located in Adria (Rovigo), specialized in naval vessels, and cargo ships up to 100 meters in length, signed a cooperation agreement during the 24th edition of Euronaval. The agreement was signed by Paolo Frino, Senior Vice President After

about 12 years ago
Canada Needs Bigger Budget for Arctic Fleet Expansion
Shipbuilding

Canada Needs Bigger Budget for Arctic Fleet Expansion

Canada will have to spend substantially more than planned CAD 2.8 billion (USD 2.5bn) to build a proposed fleet of six to eight Arctic/Offshore Patrol Ships (A/OPS), the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) said in its analysis. According to the PBO, it is more likely that, if there are no delays, four

about 12 years ago
Hantong to Build World’s First CNG Carrier
Shipbuilding

Hantong to Build World’s First CNG Carrier

Jiangsu Hantong Ship Heavy Industry signed a shipbuilding contract with CIMC ENRIC SJZ GAS on 26th October, 2014, for construction of the world’s first CNG carrier. The carrier, to be used for natural gas transportation between the islands of Indonesia and will be operated by Perusahaan Listrik Nega

about 12 years ago
MAN Approves Hitachi’s SCR System
Shipbuilding

MAN Approves Hitachi’s SCR System

Japan’s Hitachi Zosen Corporation has become the world’s first firm to receive first-time approval (FTA) for a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system for marine engines from its licensor MAN Diesel & Turbo SE in the field of the design and manufacturing of marine diesel engines. The Internationa

about 12 years ago
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