Welcome to the new Ship Repair section, incorporated into shipandoffshore.net

In addition to the Ship and Offshore Repair Journal, the Ship Repair Newsletter is now also part of the Schiff&Hafen and Ship&Offshore family of the DVV Media Group in Hamburg. On this part of our website you will now find the latest news from the repair, conversion and retrofitting business.

Every Monday, you will find the most important news conveniently in your inbox.

Beyond that, more in-depth and technical background information can be found in the continuation of the Ship and Offshore Repair Journal which is being published alongside Ship&Offshore every second month.

Ship Repair News

Ship Repair
01.12.2025
Ship Repair

ROG Ship Repair adopts UT drone inspections to cut downtime and improve safety

ROG Ship Repair in Rotterdam is expanding its use of class-approved UT drones for pre-repair and class inspections, aiming to accelerate diagnostics and reduce risks for crews and surveyors. The yard works closely with 3D Test Solutions, whose Elios…

Ship Repair
01.12.2025
Ship Repair

Rear Admiral Ravnish Seth takes charge as admiral superintendent of Naval Ship Repair Yard Karwar

Rear Admiral Ravnish Seth has assumed duties as admiral superintendent of the Naval Ship Repair Yard in Karwar, strengthening the Indian Navy’s maintenance capability on the western seaboard. He took charge on November 24th 2025, bringing more than…

Ship Repair
01.12.2025
Ship Repair

Drydocks World launches Alnokhada floating crane

Drydocks World has launched its new 5,000-tonne floating crane Alnokhada, completing the main fabrication stage of a project scheduled for delivery in Dubai in the second quarter of 2026. Built by ZPMC Offshore, the crane barge has moved to the…

Ship Repair
01.12.2025
Ship Repair

BAR Technologies validates six-month carbon payback for WindWings with MarineShift360 lifecycle assessment

BAR Technologies has reported that its WindWings system achieves a carbon payback in under six months, following a lifecycle assessment completed through MarineShift360’s ten-month Impact Accelerator programme. The study indicates that each wing,…

Ship Repair
01.12.2025
Ship Repair

Ardmore Shipping deploys SteelCorr AI solution to enhance vessel corrosion monitoring and paint maintenance

Ardmore Shipping has introduced SteelCorr’s Digital Paint Report app across its fleet to improve corrosion monitoring and paint upkeep. The software uses artificial intelligence to assess images taken by crew, creating standardised reports, tracking…

Ship Repair
01.12.2025
Ship Repair

Steelpaint partnership with BW Epic Kosan underscores importance of zinc primers in protecting structural steel

Steelpaint’s long-running relationship with BW Epic Kosan continues to strengthen as the gas-carrier operator standardises the Stelpant-PU-Zinc primer across much of its fleet. The partnership began in 2017 and the latest shipment, delivered two…

Ship Repair
24.11.2025
Ship Repair

FEET retrofit fund closes at USD 35 million

The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) and AIM Horizon Investments have closed the Fund for Energy Efficiency Technologies (FEET) at USD 35 million, surpassing its target. The fund offers up to 100% upfront financing for retrofits…

Ship Repair
24.11.2025
Ship Repair

M/V Barakat completes major repairs at Gama Ship Repair

Dubai-based Gama Ship Repair is preparing to undock the Panama-flagged livestock carrier Barakat after a comprehensive repair project. The programme included full hydroblasting of the hull and deck, followed by a four-coat paint system comprising a…

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