Ship&Offshore
26.11.2025
Shipbuilding

Gondan wins Østensjø Rederi deal for powerful tug

Spanish shipbuilder Gondan has won a contract from Østensjø Rederi to build what will be the Norwegian company’s most powerful tug yet. The 50m-long vessel, with a bollard pull of 150 tonnes, is designed for the most challenging of operations…

Ship&Offshore
25.11.2025
Shipbuilding

WinGD and Panasia sign agreement on LNG engine upgrades

Engine firm WinGD has signed an agreement with South Korean shipping technology company, Panasia, to install emissions abatement and fuel efficiency systems on existing X-DF engines. The first X-DF engines were introduced almost ten years ago, and…

Ship&Offshore
25.11.2025
Shipbuilding

Stena Line celebrates naming ceremony of Stena Futura

Stena Line has named its lates fleet addition in Belfast. The 147m-long hybrid freight ferry, Stena Futura, is the first of two ‘NewMax’ vessels purpose-built for the Belfast-Heysham route. The dual-fuel methanol-ready ship has a 9-MW battery system,…

Ship&Offshore
24.11.2025
Shipbuilding

Schottel wins seven-ship order for rudder propellers

German marine engineering company, Schottel, has won an order from Scotland’s Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) for a series of seven rudder-propeller systems for double-ended electric ferries to be built at Remontowa Shipbuilding in Poland. …

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