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China: JES Wins Its First PSV Order
Shipbuilding

China: JES Wins Its First PSV Order

Mainboard-listed JES International Holdings Limited, a major shipbuilding group based in the PRC, announces that it has entered into a shipbuilding contract for one unit of UT 755 LN Platform Support Vessel through its wholly owned subsidiaries JES Universal Co. Private Limited and Jiangsu Eastern H

about 14 years ago
Lloyd’s Register Releases LNG Fueled Newbuilding Demand Study
Shipbuilding

Lloyd’s Register Releases LNG Fueled Newbuilding Demand Study

Lloyd’s Register has released ‘LNG fuelled deep-sea shipping – Outlook for LNG bunker and fuelled newbuilding demand up to 2025’, a study it undertook to better understand the future demand for LNG as a fuel and to help refine and deliver its innovative portfolio of gas-technology services. In Augus

about 14 years ago
China: Hantong Shipyard Launches New Vessel Built for Eagle
Shipbuilding

China: Hantong Shipyard Launches New Vessel Built for Eagle

On 20th Sep. 2012, Hantong Shipyard successfully launched, from its slipway No.2, the 57.000 DWT Bulk carrier (HT097) named Hydrus, built for Eagle company. The vessel is class approved by LR. The vessel comes as a new type of supramax bulk carrier optimised to burn less fuel oil. The efficiency imp

about 14 years ago
Maiden Voyage for CSL’s Trillium Class Vessel ‘Baie St. Paul’
Shipbuilding

Maiden Voyage for CSL’s Trillium Class Vessel ‘Baie St. Paul’

The Baie St. Paul, Canada Steamship Lines’ first of four new Trillium Class self-unloading Lakers – and the most technologically advanced ship to enter the Great Lakes- St. Lawrence Seaway bulk shipping market – set sail on Friday on her maiden voyage from Chengxi shipyard in Jiangyin, China to Mont

about 14 years ago
Swedish Consilium to Equip Gotland Tankers
Shipbuilding

Swedish Consilium to Equip Gotland Tankers

At Guangzhou two 39000dwt chemical tankers are under construction and in their final phase towards delivery. First vessel scheduled from mid of October and second from January 2013. Consilium managed to not only win the order for Fire and Gas detection but over the top also IBS. This is the first Sw

about 14 years ago
USA: Newport News Shipyard Lifts Heaviest Unit onto Aircraft Carrier Gerald R. Ford
Shipbuilding

USA: Newport News Shipyard Lifts Heaviest Unit onto Aircraft Carrier Gerald R. Ford

Huntington Ingalls Industries announced on Friday that its Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) division placed a 1,026-metric ton unit — roughly the weight of six Boeing 747 commercial airplanes — onto the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) Thursday. “This is the heaviest unit to b

about 14 years ago
UK: CMAL Announces Winning Name for the World’s First Hybrid Ferry
Shipbuilding

UK: CMAL Announces Winning Name for the World’s First Hybrid Ferry

Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMAL) has announced the winning name for the world’s first hybrid ferry after a two stage competition. There were hundreds of votes entered to name the world’s first sea going roll on roll off vehicle and passenger diesel electric hybrid ferry, but the most popular na

about 14 years ago
CSL’s First Trillium Class Vessel Sails on Maiden Voyage (China)
Shipbuilding

CSL’s First Trillium Class Vessel Sails on Maiden Voyage (China)

The Rt. Hon. Paul E. Martin, CSL International’s (CSL) first of three new Trillium Class self-unloading Panamax vessels set sail on her maiden voyage from Chengxi Shipyard in Jiangyin, China to Port McNeill, British Columbia. The new vessel will be deployed for service immediately upon arrival, load

about 14 years ago
Damen Strengthens Its Involvement in Brazilian Offshore Market
Shipbuilding

Damen Strengthens Its Involvement in Brazilian Offshore Market

Damen Shipyards is further strengthening its involvement in the Brazilian offshore market with six Platform Supply Vessels, type PSV 4500, built under license by Wilson, Sons (Santos, Brazil) for Wilson Sons Ultratug Offshore (WSUT). Two vessels have been recently delivered; the other four will be d

about 14 years ago
Douglas-Westwood: Floating Production Expenditure Set to Double
Shipbuilding

Douglas-Westwood: Floating Production Expenditure Set to Double

Douglas-Westwood (DW) forecast that between 2013 and 2017 $91bn will be spent on floating production systems (FPS) – an increase of 100% over the preceding five-year period. In Douglas-Westwood’s new World Floating Production Market Forecast 2013-2017, a total of 121 floating production units are fo

about 14 years ago
Fredericia Shipping Charters Another Gearless Coaster (Denmark)
Shipbuilding

Fredericia Shipping Charters Another Gearless Coaster (Denmark)

The Chartering department in Fredericia has taken yet another gearless coaster on charter: MV Lianne, which can load 2,800 ton. MV Lianne is a sister vessel of MV Sylvia which is already on charter with Fredericia Shipping company. MV Lianne was delivered on the 2nd of October in Delfzijl, The Nethe

about 14 years ago
Bangladesh: WFSL Completes Construction of Its First Deep-Sea Trawler
Shipbuilding

Bangladesh: WFSL Completes Construction of Its First Deep-Sea Trawler

Western Fishers Shipyard Ltd (WFSL), a joint venture between Western Marine Shipyard and Fishers Shipyard Ltd, has pioneered the construction of a deep-sea mid water fishing trawler in Bangladesh with its recent launching of indigenously built FT Agro Food-1, the Daily Star writes. According to the

about 14 years ago
Malaysia Aims to Become Global Player in Shipbuilding Industry
Shipbuilding

Malaysia Aims to Become Global Player in Shipbuilding Industry

Malaysia has what it takes to emerge as a global player in the shipbuilding/ship repairing (SBSR) industry, given its features, advantages and competencies. The industry is a key contributor to the nation’s economy, generating RM7.05 bil. of revenues in 2011 and employing 20,000 people. Ten projects

about 14 years ago
Wan Hai Lines Christens Its New Containerships (Taiwan)
Shipbuilding

Wan Hai Lines Christens Its New Containerships (Taiwan)

Wan Hai Lines held a christening ceremony for “WAN HAI 103″ and “WAN HAI 105″ at CSBC CORP., TAIWAN Keelung shipyard on October 4th 2012. Mr. Po Ting Chen, chairman of Wan Hai Lines presided over the ceremony. In total there are 14 vessels ordered by Wan Hai to CSBC Corp, delivery of the ships [&hel

about 14 years ago
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