All Motorship articles in Web Issue – Page 796
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NewsBrazilian breakthrough for vibration compensator
Danish company Gertsen & Olufsen has received its first order for electric vibration compensators from the growing shipbuilding market in Brazil.
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NewsChallenges for shipowners to be debated in Hamburg
The annual Motorship Propulsions and Emissions Conference returns to the Atlantic Kempinksi Hotel in Hamburg on 28/29 April 2010.
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NewsSTX signs letter of intent for new shipyard in Brazil
To meet the growing market in Brazil, STX Europe will expand its shipbuilding capacity for offshore and specialized vessels by setting up a new shipyard. The yard will be located in Fortaleza, in the Ceará state of Brazil. STX Europe entered the Brazilian market ten years ago, and has by ...
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Converteam to equip DEA research vessel
Converteam has recently been awarded an order by STX Finland for the South Africa department of environmental affairs (DEA) to equip a polar supply and research vessel with an integrated package including electric power and propulsion system and vessel automation.
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NewsGTRC boss says ship order signals industry turnaround
Bahamian shipowner Campbell Shipping Ltd. has signed an order with Zhong Chuan Heavy Industry Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. of Zhoushan for two 32,000 dwt double-hull bulk carriers, with an option for two more.
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Rongsheng impresses with positive results
While most yards had to endure tough trading conditions last year, one private Chinese yard continued to impress in 2009. Jiangsu Rongsheng Heavy Industries saw operating income increase by more than 60 percent last year to RMB10bn ($1.5bn) as orders continued to flood in.
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NewsDiana adds Caper newbuilding
Athens-based Diana Shipping, a global shipping transportation company specializing in dry bulk cargoes, recently took delivery of the newly-built New York, a 177,773 dwt Capesize dry bulk carrier built by Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding, a member of the China State Shipbuilding Corporation.
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Countdown for start-up of new repair yards
Construction work is well underway on two major new Middle East shiprepair facilities. The new ship repair facility at Oman Drydock, which occupies a 1.2 million m2 site, will become operational in December 2010. Oman Drydock Company is a joint venture between Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering and the ...
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NewsAdvanced integrated bridge for new offshore support ship
The delivery of Hull no. 339 from Kleven Verft, named the ''Troms Vision'', to Troms Offshore MPSV, took place on March 5 in Ålesund, Norway.
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NewsNew US factory for MTU engines
MTU parent group Tognum is setting up a new engine assembly and manufacturing plant for the MTU brand in Aiken County, South Carolina, USA. This will replace the existing assembly plant in Detroit, and is part of Tognum’s policy of expanding its production network to make it more international.
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NewsKite assistance for large fishing vessel
SkySails of Hamburg, Germany continues to refine its towing kite wind-assisted propulsion system, and to seek out new markets for the fuel- and emissions-saving system.
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NewsAir cavity system technology now for existing vessels
DK Group CEO Ken Bloch Sörensen says quick payback retrofit technology will open the door to wider markets as fuel prices and emissions regulations drive efficiency.
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On-line auction for ship spares
An online auction site has been launched in Norway, dealing in used and surplus maritime assets.
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NewsPower package for new cruise ship
Wärtsilä reports that it has received an order to power the latest cruise vessel for Carnival Corporation, USA, which is provisionally named ‘Carnival Dream 3’.
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LR teams up with Mærsk for marine engine bio-fuel tests
Lloyd''s Register reports that it is to play a major role in a two year programme to test the suitability of bio-diesel for use in powering marine engines
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NewsOffshore orders for ballast treatment system
Norwegian company OptiMarin says that since the beginning of 2010 it has received a total of eight orders for its ballast water treatment system.
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NewsLatest IPS drives targeted at commercial market
Volvo Penta''s IPS unit has made a considerable impact in the leisure marine industry, and the company hopes that its version of podded propulsion will be adopted by smaller commercial vessels.
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NewsNew instrument for checking liner diameter with minimal dismantling
Chris Marine of Sweden has launched a new liner diameter measurement (LDM) instrument in order to quickly investigate the internal condition of cylinder liners for two-stroke engines.
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NewsBulk carrier delivered to JSW Group
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, of Tokyo, has announced the delivery of ''Vijayanagar'', a 82,000 dwt type bulk carrier, at the Tadotsu Shipyard of Tsuneishi Holdings Corporation on February 26, 2010.
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NewsEngines chosen for eight Chinese bulk carriers
Wärtsilä two-stroke engines have been chosen for eight Chinese bulk carriers. The order was placed by Beijing-based Minsheng Financial Leasing; Wärtsilä''s Chinese licensee, Hefei Rong''An Power Machinery (Rong''An), a member of the Jiangsu Rongsheng Heavy Industries Group (RSHI), will build the engines.
