The Attica Group, Greece, has ordered two fast ropax ferries from Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME). The vessels will have an overall length of 145.5m, a speed of 26…
The mysterious buyer of Poland's Gdansk and Szczecin shipyards has provided bank guarantees for the deal. Polish treasury minister Aleksander Grad said United International Trust (UIT) has given proof it can pay…
Brazilian construction group WTorre has confirmed talks with Singapore's Keppel Corp over selling a stake in a new shipyard project. "We're in advanced, but not conclusive, talks with Keppel," a spokeswoman said.WTorre's…
Zhoushan Jinhaiwan Shipyard in China has secured a bumper order for 30 bulkers from fast emerging Grand China Logistics, one of the largest single orders ever placed in China. Broken down, the…
The US Navy has exercised contract options funding Austal?s acquisition of long lead-time material associated with the construction of two additional 103-metre Joint High Speed Vessels (JHSV). Austal was awarded the initial…
Malaysia's first fully-automated shipyard will be in operation at the Tanjung Agas Oil and Gas and Maritime Industrial Park in 2013. It will be part of a RM4.8 billion project that comprises…
Chinese shipbuilder Jiangsu Rongsheng Heavy Industries Co, which is aiming to sell shares to the public later this year, won a $484 million deal to build four ships for Oman Shipping Co.…
Lind? Shipyard in Denmark may be forced to cut 2,000 jobs by the second quarter of 2010 if the shipyard does not receive new orders. Lind? has not received any orders since…
United Industrial Corporation (OPK) in Russia and Samsung Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. (SHI) in Korea have signed a memorandum for mutual business cooperation during a recent visit to the St. Petersburg shipyards…
GENOA-based classification society RINA has introduced new voluntary standards which will allow ships to connect to shore-based electricity while in port, reducing harbour air pollution. And at the same session of its…
The IMO's Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) agreed on revised guidance on combating piracy and armed robbery against ships when it met at the organisation?s headquarters in London for its 86th season from…
The Japanese companies of NYK and Kawasaki have signed an agreement to jointly lease deep-sea drillships in Brazil. The two companies, along with Mitsui, have placed a major order with a South…
The European Commission struck a deal with Croatia on the restructuring of its ailing shipyards, a reform sought by the EU as part of membership talks with Zagreb, a spokesman said. "There…
Transport and shipping bank DVB has said that the short term future of the cruise ship sector would lie in the upgrade of existing vessels and the renegotiation of newbuild orders. Given…
Japan's Hokodate Shipyard, part of the Namura Shipbuilding group of companies, has been hit by the cancellation of an order for five handysize bulk carriers but the shipbuilder is confident it will…
Hyundai Heavy Industries is delaying the completion of its Gunsan Shipyard in an effort to preserve cash. Hyundai officials confirmed that the yard will now be finished by February 2010 as opposed…
China's government announced a two year plan to support and stimulate the nation's shipbuilders by encouraging mergers and acquisitions in the industry and making funding available for cash-strapped producers. Measures will be…
GE Marine was recently awarded a contract by the U.S. Navy for ONR?s DDG 51 Fuel Efficient and Power Dense Demonstrator competition. "This project will develop and demonstrate the technology necessary to…
Fulcrum Maritime Systems is now offering Long-Range Identification and Tracking (LRIT) services through the Iridium satellite network.Fulcrum operates the LRIT national data centers and acts as the recognized LRIT Application Service Provider…
Samsung Heavy Industries said on 16 June in a regulatory filing that it "is participating in the bidding process for Royal Dutch Shell's LNG-FPSO construction project but the result is yet to…
ComAp's marine range now delivers safe and reliable monitoring, protection, and control for mechanical engines, electronically governed engines, and electric propulsion motors. Purpose-built products unified across one platform.
Heatmaster, the Dutch specialist in engine room and cargo heating systems, has been supplying heat recovery systems and electrical heaters across the shipping sector for many years.
Is your ship meeting the ECA regulations? In today’s demanding engine environments, exhaust gas after-treatment systems such as EGR and SCR play a critical role in meeting increasingly strict NOx emission regulations.…
As FuelEU Maritime regulations reshape the landscape of European shipping, operators are seeking ways to comply without disrupting day-to-day operations.