Shipyards
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Hyundai Heavy and DSME enter final round for giant Petrobras FPSO contract
Two of South Korea’s largest yards are in the final round competing against each other for the largest FPSO contract…
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Saipem picks Harland & Wolff for offshore wind job
Italian offshore engineering specialist Saipem has contracted UK yard Harland & Wolff for the fabrication and load-out of eight jacket…
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MMHE awarded Jerun EPCIC contract by SapuraOMV
Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering (MMHE) has secured a contract by SapuraOMV Upstream for the engineering, procurement, construction, transportation &…
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Canada’s Innovation Maritime to develop recyclable vessels, testing new techniques for shipbuilders
Transport Canada last week announced its C$200,000 ($159,000) funding contribution toward the design and development of more environmentally responsible vessels.…
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Hagland orders up to four hybrid bulkers at Royal Bodewes
Norway’s Hagland Shipping has signed up with Dutch shipyard Royal Bodewes for the construction of two 5,000 dwt self-discharging bulk…
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South Korea’s top shipyards make carbon neutral pledge
South Korea’s six largest shipbuilding groups yesterday made a joint declaration to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. The group, which…
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Mitsubishi Heavy in green ammonia push with Starfire investment
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has joined a number of companies to invest in Starfire Energy, a Colorado-based developer of modular…
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Samsung Heavy wins approvals for wind turbine installation vessel
South Korean shipyard Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) has scored a hat-trick of approvals in principle (AiPs) for its LNG +…
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Buoyant liners add record numbers of newbuilds
March saw a stunning 866,060 teu of new tonnage ordered, almost the same as was contracted throughout the whole of…
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Oldendorff orders ultramax pair and adds two post-panamax bulkers
German dry bulk player Oldendorff Carriers is expanding its fleet with two 61,300 dwt ultramax newbuildings and two secondhand 93,000…
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Green as standard
Jon Chaplin from Lucion Marine on the realities of sustainably recycling a ship. An email from Lucion HR arrived last…
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Sea Consortium books new boxships at Zhoushan Changhong
Singapore’s Sea Consortium has reportedly signed shipbuilding contracts with China’s Zhoushan Changhong International Shipyard for the construction of three 3,100…
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Lockdowns in South Asia ease demo rates
Snap Covid lockdowns this week and the impending Ramadan mean owners might have missed the boat to pick up the…
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Chinese dominate limited dry bulk newbuild orders
Dry bulk newbuild orders have been thin on the ground over the past week. Chinese owners remain the most bullish.Seacon…
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Eastern Pacific bolsters its ethane carrier orderbook
Singapore-based Eastern Pacific Shipping has been revealed as the owner behind orders last week for a pair of ethane carriers.…
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Vard to build North Star SOV trio for Dogger Bank ops
Norwegian shipbuilder Vard has secured contracts to design and build three hybrid service operation vessels (SOVs) for North Star Renewables…
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Port Qasim Authority orders six Sanmar boats
Port Qasim Authority (PQA) in Pakistan has ordered four tugboats and two pilot boats from Sanmar Shipyards in Turkey for…
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MSC tipped to be behind CSSC $1.56bn boxship bonanza
Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) has reportedly placed an order at China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) for thirteen 16,000 teu container…
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KSOE bags $292m in newbuild orders
Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (KSOE) has, through its Hyundai business units, secured newbuild orders worth close to KRW330bn ($292m).…
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Sangomar FPSO work kicks off
Conversion works have kicked off on Woodside’s 323m-long very large crude carrier (VLCC) set to become the floating production storage…
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