Repair & Conversion – Page 3
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NewsMAN powers world’s first H2 superyacht
MAN Cryo has supplied a liquid-hydrogen gas-fuel supply system to the world’s first H2-powered superyacht
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NewsA brand new offshore wind ship design
North Star is the first mover on a brand new type of offshore wind ship design - the Midi-SOV
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News10th hybrid chemical tanker for Tärntank
Kongsberg Maritime has won a deal to design and equip a tenth hybrid chemical tanker for Danish operator, Tärntank
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NewsElectrification expanding beyond the passenger segment
Full electrification of deepsea vessels may be some time off yet, but the outlook isn’t as grim as some might suggest.
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NewsA future in the making
Among a clutch of companies giving effect to the concept of an unmanned ship, robotic subsea technology exponent Ocean Infinity has commissioned a flotilla of offshore vessels specifically designed for eventual remote control from ashore, writes David Tinsley
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NewsFjord1 to operate four autonomous ferries on domestic service
Fjord1, the Norwegian domestic ferry operator, has signed a contract with the Norwegian Road Administration to operate four autonomous, electric ferry newbuildings on the crossing between Lavik and Oppedal, the company said in a statement.
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NewsElectric power gains momentum in ferry industry
Next year it will be a decade since the first battery powered ferry, the aptly named Ampere, started operations on domestic, short haul service in Norway.
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NewsBulker newbuild values at 15-year high
Values for newbuild vessels of 180,000 DWT are up by around 5.45% to US$69.63m
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NewsMOL inks long-term LNG charter deal
MOL invests in LNG as part of its net zero strategy with a long-term charter deal for a newbuild LNG carrier
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NewsH2 dry-bulk tanker team-up
Maris Fiducia Norway, HAV Hydrogen and Norwegian Hydrogen have teamed up to develop, build and operate hydrogen-powered dry-bulk tankers across Europe
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NewsMeyer Turku’s turnover up for last three years
The yard is profiting from the recovery of the cruise industry to pre-corona levels
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NewsDutch-built cement carrier for Great Lakes
Cyprus-based Eureka Shipping has awarded a Dutch yard an order for a diesel-electric cement carrier to be operated in the Great Lakes
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NewsThe shipyard with carbon neutral electricity and heating
Meyer Turku has a firm commitment to environmental stewardship in the maritime industry
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NewsClyde launch amid problem beset contract
The new 102m ropax ferry Glen Rosa Caledonian Maritime Assets has been built by (CMAL)
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NewsChallenge to Europe's cruise ship builders
China has its own first domestically-built and-owned, large-scale cruise vessel
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NewsDNV AiP for dual fuel LPG carriers
DNV has approved the design of HMD’s diesel/ammonia 45,000m³ LPG carriers
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NewsSasaki Wins Approval for Methanol Dual-fuel System
Japanese vessel builder Sasaki Shipbuilding has been awarded Approval in Principle for a methanol dual-fuel system in a 9,000DWT general cargo ship.
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NewsMILESTONE IN CANADA’S ICEBREAKER RENEWAL
Chantier Davie of Quebec has been awarded the design contract for the planned series of six heavy icebreakers to be deployed by the Canadian Coast Guard.
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NewsE-FLEXER NEWBUILD FOR CANADIAN SERVICE
In the first North American application of the E-Flexer ro-pax ferry concept developed by Stena RoRo, the 203m Ala’Suinu is on positioning voyage from her Chinese yard of build for service in eastern Canada.
