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at 11/28/22 3:00pmEngaging her impressive 70 ton bollard pull, Azimuthing Stern Drive tug Fairplay-93 will be performing towage services in Port of Rotterdam from the first months of 2023 onwards. Fairplay Towage has closed a lease contract with Damen Marine Services, who is able to deliver the vessel at very short notice following the contract signing on ...- — Shipbuilders vie to dominate autonomous navigation market
- at 11/28/22 3:00pmCompetition is heating up among Koreas three largest shipbuilders to dominate the rapidly growing market for autonomous ships, according to industry officials. Daewoo Shipbuilding Marine Engineering (DSME) said last Tuesday that it succeeded in testing a DSME Autonomous Navigation-Vessel (DAN-V) near Jebu Island in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, between Nov. 16 and 17. The test ...
- — Shipbuilding: Order Momentum to Sustain in 2023
- at 11/27/22 3:00pmWinning orders is at the core of the shipbuilding industry. While orders in 2023 will likely fall short of those seen in 2021 and 2022, they should exceed the levels seen before the pandemic in 2018 and 2019, and the increase in order backlog should continue going forward. Key investment points include: 1) the replacement ...
- — King Fahad Shipyard in Dammam receives mega container for repair
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at 11/25/22 3:00pmThe Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has said the King Fahad Shipyard, King Abdulaziz Port’s in-house vessel repair facility, received mega container MSC ALIZEE III, the largest ever in its history, to undergo necessary maintenance and modification. Thanks to its supreme operating capabilities and the 360-degree modernization of its infrastructure, King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam counts ... - — Damen and NIBC increase vessel financing fund
- at 11/25/22 11:00amNIBC Bank N.V. and Damen Financial Services celebrate their extended co-operation that enables an increase of the financing facilities for Damen vessels. Their continued and increased partnership was agreed recently. Offering financing possibilities, the partners aim to accelerate emission reductions in the maritime industry. Financial lease or operational lease options allow operators in the maritime ...
- — Samsung shipyard’s autonomous sailing system proves superior performance in test run
- at 11/25/22 3:00amA 9,200-ton ship installed with a remote autonomous system developed by Samsung Heavy Industries, a major shipbuilder in South Korea, has completed its clean and trouble-free test run on a coastal sea route covering about 950 kilometers (590 miles) for four days to prove the superior performance of avoiding collision with obstacles on a long ...
- — Samsung Heavy Industries Lands Order for 5 LNG Carriers
- at 11/24/22 3:00pmSamsung Heavy Industries announced on Nov. 23 that it has recently won an order for five liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers from a shipping company in Oceania. The total contract value amounted to 1,456.8 billion won. The latest contract boosted the shipbuilders cumulative order intake for this year to US$9.2 billion, beyond its initial target ...
- — Keppel O&M delivers first of three jackup rigs novated by Borr Driling to ADNOC Drilling
- at 11/24/22 3:00pmKeppel Offshore Marine Ltd (Keppel OM), through its wholly-owned subsidiary Keppel FELS Limited (Keppel FELS), has delivered the first of three jackup rigs to ADNOC Drilling Company PJSC (ADNOC Drilling). The three rigs were part of a series of five rigs that Keppel FELS had been building for Borr Drilling. As set out in ...
- — Deltamarin receives 3d model-based DNV approval
- at 11/24/22 3:00pmDeltamarin, DNV and AVEVA are very pleased to announce a strengthened collaboration following today’s approval from DNV for a 3D model used as part of the classification material prepared for Höegh Autoliners’ Aurora Class PCTCs. The three companies have been cooperating on streamlining the approval processes of classification materials from drawings to 3D models using ...
- — DSME succeeds in testing autonomous-driving system for ships
- at 11/24/22 7:00amSouth Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding Marine Engineering said Tuesday it has successfully completed the trial of its autonomous navigating system for ships. DSME conducted a two-day test of its testing ship, called DAN-V, equipped with its own autonomous navigating system last week near Jebu Island in Hwaseong City, Gyeonggi Province. The shipbuilder has been ...
- — Scrap ship imports rise seven-fold in October
- at 11/24/22 3:00amScrap ship imports saw a seven-fold rise in October after a steady decline in the previous three months of the current fiscal year. According to data from the National Board of Revenue (NBR), 18 ships worth Tk1,095 crore were imported in October compared to six ships worth Tk147 crore in September. Imports fell after the ...
- — Damen RSD 2513 Tugs add to sustainable operations in Port of Leixões
- at 11/23/22 3:00pmHarbour tugs Dóris and Tétis are successfully operating in the Portuguese Port of Leixões, near the city of Porto, following very short term delivery by Damen Shipyards. The vessels can perform a wide variety of towing, pushing and indirect towing operations that ideally suit the confined space inside the harbour. Both Reversed Stern Drive tugs ...
- — HHI Group’s 3 Shipbuilding Affiliates to Go on Strike in December
- at 11/23/22 3:00pmThe labor unions of HHI Groups three shipbuilding companies Hyundai Heavy Industries, Hyundai Mipo Dockyard, and Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries announced on Nov. 22 that they would jointly go on a full-scale strike next month if the management does not come up with a forward-looking proposal regarding wages and collective bargaining agreements. We ...
- — Chinese shipyard builds two large liquid CO2 vessels for Norway, helps advance Europe’s carbon neutrality goals
- at 11/23/22 7:00amA Chinese shipyard has begun building two of the worlds first 7,500 cubic meter liquid carbon dioxide vessels for a Norwegian company, which will be used in a European carbon dioxide capture and storage program to help advance Europes overall carbon neutrality goals, the Global Times learned from the shipyard. Dalian Shipbuilding Corporation Limited, a ...
- — Shipbuilding Industry: Energy Infrastructure Provider
- at 11/23/22 7:00amThanks to a rapid expansion of global newbuilding orders for containerships and LNG carriers over 2021~2022, the order backlog drought at domestic shipbuilders seen since 2018 has come to an end. We note that the two-year-long newbuilding boom has been driven by greater demand for vessels to cope with rising trade volume of consumer goods ...
- — Daewoo Shipyard Completes Performance Run Of Test Ship For Autonomous Operation
- at 11/23/22 3:00amDaewoo Shipbuilding Marine Engineering, a major shipbuilder, has completed the on-site performance run of its test smart ship for autonomous operation, securing sufficient operational data that would be applied to an actual ship in 2023. Daewoo Shipbuilding Marine Engineering (DSME) has conducted various demonstration tests for autonomous operation in waters off Hwaseong, about ...
- — Chinese Shipbuilding Firm Starts Construction Of Liquefied Carbon Dioxide Carriers
- at 11/22/22 3:00pmA Chinese shipbuilding firm has started building two 7,500-cubic meter liquefied carbon dioxide carriers for Northern Lights, a Norwegian carbon capture and storage project. The Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of the China State Shipbuilding Corporation Limited, has independently designed and developed the vessels for liquefied carbon dioxide shipping. Each ship is about ...
- — Damen delivers the largest Cutter Suction Dredger ever seen in Indonesian history
- at 11/21/22 3:00pmDamen Shipyards signed a contract to deliver a CSD 650 to an Indonesian dredging operator earlier this month. This giant dredger will be the largest stationary dredger owned by an Indonesian operator. The vessel will operate in a port expansion project on the island of Kalimantan. A swift delivery was possible due to Damen’s stock ...
- — Hanwha’s purchase of DSME may hit snag on contingent liabilities
- at 11/21/22 3:00amConcerns are growing that Hanwha Group’s deal to buy Daewoo Shipbuilding Marine Engineering Co. (DSME) may be delayed or canceled after the buyer has found the shipbuilder’s $209.6 million worth contingent liabilities in the last stages of due diligence to buy the world’s fourth-largest shipbuilder. Claims for damages, or contingent liabilities, related to shipbuilding ...
- — China’s shipbuilding becomes more competitive
- at 11/20/22 3:00pmAs of the end of October, orders for ships have reached 104.44 million deadweight tons in China since the beginning of this year, up 6.5 percent from a year earlier, according to the China Association of the National Shipbuilding Industry, Economic Daily reported on Thursday. Zheng Yiming who is in charge of the statistics and ...
- — Hyundai Heavy Industries Group Wins Nine CES 2023 Innovation Awards with Its Next Generation Technology in Green Energy and Mobility
- at 11/18/22 3:00pmHyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) Group announced that it has won nine awards at CES 2023 Innovation Awards for its next generation technologies. This achievement recognizes HHI Groups continued dedication to bringing world-class innovation. CES Innovation Awards is an annual competition held by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), which honors products with outstanding technologies and innovation ...
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