Vessels & Shipyards – Page 6 – Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference

Designed for outsized cargoes and potential Polar operations, Spliethoff's six R-Class MPVs will feature scrubbers to comply with the global sulphur cap

Vessels & Shipyards Spliethoff series opts for scrubbers 15 March 2017

Fifth in series 'Mari Boyle', owned by Waterfront Shipping/Marinvest and powered by methanol-burning ME-LGI engines

Vessels & Shipyards Methanex considers more methanol-fuelled vessels 23 October 2016

Creole Spirit, first of a new breed of exceptionally efficient LNG carriers, built by Daewoo

Vessels & Shipyards Teekay opens new chapter in LNG powering 12 July 2016

'Arktika', the world's biggest and most powerful icebreaker, on its launch at Baltiysky Zavod shipyard in St Petersburg

Vessels & Shipyards The world’s most powerful icebreaker 4 July 2016

ARC 130A has a reinforced hull optimised both for a 16kn open water transit alongside the ability to break level ice two metres thick with 30cm snow cover. Image: Aker Arctic

Vessels & Shipyards The ‘all or nothing’ of ice design 23 May 2016

K Line's 'Millau Bridge' is part of a ULCS fleet that is expected to continue growing in both number and size

Vessels & Shipyards The next ULCSs will be Suezmax 13 April 2016

The IMT2001 research vessel will be classed by the Taiwanese Classification Society and powered by diesel-electric generators

Vessels & Shipyards Taiwan commissions oceanographic research vessel 11 February 2016

Vessels & Shipyards Hull coating developments drive Drydocks World award 27 October 2015

The three PCTCs will enter service at the end of 2017 with Raytheon Anschütz integrated navigation systems

Vessels & Shipyards Synapsis navigation for Croatian PCTCs 9 June 2015

The 49,800dwt 'Stena Impression' combines high efficiency with cargo versatility across the oil and petrochemical products and vegetable oil trades

Vessels & Shipyards Stena sets new benchmark in tanker design 18 May 2015