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Ship&Offshore
17.02.2023
Shipbuilding

MAN licensee wins methanol engine deal in Japan

Mitsui E&S Machinery, a MAN Energy Solutions’ licensee in Japan, has won a contract to build a methanol-fuelled engine for a 65,700dwt bulk carrier to be built at Tsuneishi Shipbuilding. Mitsui will supply a MAN B&W 6G50ME-LGIM (Liquid Gas Injection…

Ship&Offshore
16.02.2023
Shipbuilding

RINA and ABB sign MoU focusing on emissions reduction

Classification society, RINA, and technology company, ABB, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on commercially viable strategies to advance decarbonisation. The partners cited fuel cell systems with carbon capture as one…

Ship&Offshore
15.02.2023
Shipbuilding

New vessel for Leinebris to be built at Tersan

Norwegian fishing company Leinebris AS has placed an order with Turkey’s Tersan Shipyard for a 64.9m fishing vessel. Leinebris AS is a long-term partner of Tersan. The previous, still operating vessel named Leinebris had been delivered in 2015.

Desi…

Ship&Offshore
14.02.2023
Offshore

HST Marine takes delivery of hybrid CTV

Offshore wind service provider, HST Marine, a Purus Wind subsidiary, has taken delivery of a hybrid-electric crew transfer vessel (CTV), HST Frances, designed by Chartwell Marine and built by Diverse Marine on the UK’s Isle of Wight. The event was…

Ship&Offshore
13.02.2023
Shipbuilding

Royal Niestern Sander signs contract for conversion project

Shipyard Royal Niestern Sander, the Netherlands, has been awarded a contract for the conversion of a multipurpose offshore support vessel by local customer Wagenborg Offshore. An existing type PX121 platform supply vessel will be converted into a…

Ship&Offshore
10.02.2023
Companies & People

ST Engineering buys Keppel yard

Singapore’s ST Engineering’s marine business has bought Keppel FELS’ Gul Road site and its assets for SGD 95 million. The deal includes three floating docks, existing buildings, workshops, and related machinery.

The site will replace ST…

Ship&Offshore
09.02.2023
Shipbuilding

Wärtsilä and Berge Bulk complete first inline shaft generator retrofit

Technology group Wärtsilä has completed retrofitting an inline shaft generator system on the Berge Toubkal, a capesize bulk carrier owned by Singapore-based Berge Bulk.

This is the marine industry’s said to be first-ever shaft generator retrofit,…

Ship&Offshore
08.02.2023
Companies & People

Työvene Oy and Baltic Workboats form new shipbuilding group

Estonian shipyard Baltic Workboats and Finnish shipbuilder Työvene Oy have established a new ship construction company, Nordic Yards Group. Ships of up to 120m in length will be built by the new yard, Nasva, on the Estonian island Saaremaa and…

Ship&Offshore
08.02.2023
Offshore

Damen unveils new design for floating wind industry

Netherlands-based Damen Group has unveiled details of a conceptual design for a multi-function vessel capable of supplying, installing, securing and inspecting the components of floating wind structures.

The size and weight of components necessary…

Ship&Offshore
07.02.2023
Offshore

Windea Leibniz upgrade completed

The offshore wind support ship Windea Leibniz has returned to service for Bernhard Schulte Group following an extensive upgrade at Ulstein Verft. The modifications enable a broader range of vessel operations in the future, transforming the ship, also…