Sanmar Shipyards has delivered a high-powered escort tug, Pellegron, to Italy’s Rimorchiatori Laziali, part of the Cafimar group. The vessel will be deployed on escort, ship manoeuvring, and towage operations in Middle Eastern waters. 

Based on the…

Rotterdam-based SolarDuck and German energy major, RWE, have successfully installed a 0.5 MW-peak offshore floating solar pilot at the North Sea Farmers offshore test site in the Dutch North Sea.

The pilot installation, called Merganser, will be…

Maersk Offshore Wind will provide the sector with a new system to save installation time and cut costs. The first of a new generation of wind installation vessels is due for delivery next year and is expected to reduce installation time by about 30%.…

Wärtsilä has signed two more ‘Lifecycle Agreements’ with Nautica Ship Management relating to exhaust gas treatment systems on board two feeder container ships fitted with hybrid scrubber installations.

The systems for the 2019-built MTT Saisunee and…

One of the busiest repairers in the eastern Mediterranean is Turkey’s Sefine Shipyard, located in the ship repair and maintenance cluster that is the port of Yalova.

On July 11, the yard was repairing a total of five tankers:

Bay Grammy –…

Singapore’s shiprepair giant Seatrium has signed a Favoured Customer Contract (FCC) with ship management company Teekay Shipping (Australia) Ltd. for the repair and upgrade of a fleet of vessels its operates under the Australian Defence Maritime…

The South West African harbour of Walvis Bay, Namibia has become something of a ship repair hub for the region in recent years, with good facilities offered by the large Namibia Drydock & Ship Repair (Pty) Ltd (NAMDOCK) large ship repair facility,…

US naval shipbuilder and repairer Austal USA has broken ground on its new shipbuilding and repair facility, located just south of its existing yard in Mobile, Alabama.

The new yard will feature new, large fabrication facilities, waterfront…