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01. July 2025

Solar farm ready for installation at wind farm

The offshore solar farm, Nymphaea Aurora, developed by Oceans of Energy, is now ready for towing from the Port of Amsterdam to the Hollandse Kust Noord wind farm some 18km off the Dutch coast in the North Sea.

The solar farm is larger than a football field and will provide an integrated power…

Ship&Offshore
01. July 2025

BAE Systems adds capacity in Glasgow

The UK’s BAE Systems, a specialist in naval ship design, construction, conversion, and repair, has opened a new ship construction hall at one of its shipyards in Glasgow.

Named after a leading industrial figure from the last century, Janet Harvey, the multimillion pound investment in Govan is…

Ship Repair
30. June 2025

Japan targets shipbuilding revival with plan to double output by 2030

Japan is considering major intervention to revitalise its shipbuilding industry, including the potential creation of a government-backed national shipyard, as part of a broader strategy to restore domestic maritime manufacturing capacity. A proposal submitted by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party…

Ship Repair
30. June 2025

PowerCell receives LR approval for hydrogen fuel cell system

Swedish fuel cell manufacturer PowerCell has secured type approval from Lloyd’s Register (LR) for its Marine System 225, a hydrogen-powered fuel cell system designed specifically for maritime use. The certification clears the way for commercial deployment across a broad range of vessel types, both…

Ship Repair
30. June 2025

First ship-to-ship CO₂ transfer marks decarbonisation milestone

The Port of Shanghai achieved a global first in maritime decarbonisation with a ship-to-ship (STS) transfer of liquefied CO₂, captured directly from the exhaust of commercial container vessel Ever Top by a retrofitted carbon capture and storage (CCS) system.

About 25 tonnes of 99.9% pure CO₂ were…

Ship Repair
30. June 2025

EST-Floattech adds LFP modules to Octopus Series battery range

EST-Floattech has expanded its Octopus Series portfolio with new lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery modules, offering shipowners and shipbuilders greater flexibility in energy storage configurations. The new modules, launched from the company’s Amsterdam base, respond to growing market demand for…

Ship Repair
30. June 2025

Sefine Shipyard commissions third dock, boosting large-vessel repair capacity

Sefine Shipyard, represented by OKT Shipping Ltd., has officially commissioned its third large dock with the arrival of its first vessel in the newly constructed 360m x 58m floating dock. With a lifting capacity of 75,000 tonnes, the facility marks a major expansion of the yard’s ship repair and…

Ship Repair
30. June 2025

Econowind installs VentoFoils on Uni-Tankers vessel in Rotterdam

Econowind has completed the installation of four 16m VentoFoils on board the chemical tanker M/T Jutlandia Swan, owned by Danish operator Uni-Tankers. The ATEX-certified wind propulsion units were fitted over four days at Rotterdam Offshore Group.

The 124m-long vessel, measuring 124m x 20m, becomes…

Ship&Offshore
27. June 2025

Bernhard Schulte Offshore takes delivery of Windea Curie

Bernhard Schulte Offshore (BSO) has taken delivery of the commissioning service operation vessel (CSOV) Windea Curie from Ulstein Verft. The vessel, yard number 320, is based on the SX222 design by Ulstein Design & Solutions AS.

The Windea Curie is equipped with a motion-compensated walk-to-work…

Ship&Offshore
26. June 2025

Tykoflex and Kongsberg Discovery form Nordic subsea partnership

Swedish company Tykoflex AB and Norway’s Kongsberg Discovery have entered a strategic partnership aimed at developing modular and intelligent subsea infrastructure. The agreement was signed in Almedalen on Gotland on 24 June.

The collaboration will explore how Tykoflex’s fiber optic subsea closures…

New Ships
26. June 2025

Search and rescue vessels ordered

Italy’s Piloda Shipyard has won an order to build four search and rescue vessels for the Italian coast guard. The vessels will be 15m length and will replace older craft in operation.

New Ships
26. June 2025

Talks about series of 13,000 TEU container ships reported

Brokers say South Korean yard HD Hyundai Heavy Industries is in negotiations with customers in Europe and South Korea about orders for 13,000 TEU container ships. Brokers say London-based Zodiac Maritime and South Korean line Sinokor Merchant Marine are involved in the talks. The Panamax vessels…

New Ships
26. June 2025

Ferry for sailings on Lake Victoria

Kenya Shipyards Limited has started building a 29m long ferry to transport passengers and vehicles across Lake Victoria. The keel-laying ceremony has just taken place. The vessel is being built in cooperation with Bangladesh-based Karnafuly Ship Builders. Kenyan Defence Cabinet Secretary Ms Soipan…

New Ships
26. June 2025

Mississippi River tug ordered

U.S. yard Blakeley BoatWorks has an order for a 30m long inland waterways tug from its associate company Crescent Towing. Both companies are part of the Cooper Group of the United States. The vessel is a 6,000 hp Tier 4 Z-drive tug which Crescent Towing will operate on the Mississippi River. It will…

New Ships
26. June 2025

USD 987 million additional funds for submarine construction

U.S. yard General Dynamics Electric Boat has been awarded a USD 987 million increase to a previous contract to support continued work on building U.S. Navy nuclear submarines. The contract is for additional component development, class lead yard support (CLYS), and Submarine Industrial Base (SIB)…

New Ships
26. June 2025

African/Arab venture seen behind ammonia carrier deal

Brokers say the customer behind an order for two very large ammonia carriers (VLACs) placed last week with South Korean yard HD Hyundai Heavy Industries is West Africa Gas, a joint venture between Nigerian and Dubai interests. Brokers had said last week the order for the 88,000 cu.m vessels had been…

New Ships
26. June 2025

Three Korean yards compete for European tanker order

Brokers say Greek shipowner Tsakos Energy Navigation (TEN) is in negotiations with three South Korean yards about ordering two VLCC tankers. Talks are underway with the yards Hanwha Ocean, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and Samsung Heavy Industries. Brokers say Hanwha Ocean is set to win the order,…

New Ships
26. June 2025

Egypt announces bulk carrier order

Egypt's state-owned National Navigation Company has signed an order with China's Jiangsu Hantong Ship Heavy Industry to build two 82,000 dwt dry bulk carriers, the Egyptian Ministry of Industry and Transport said. The vessels are scheduled for delivery in September and November 2028. Mr Mohamed…

New Ships
26. June 2025

European customer orders oil tankers

South Korean yard HD Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries said it has another order for two crude oil tankers of 157,000 dwt. The order is worth about USD 176.5 million. They will be delivered by the first half of 2027. The customer was given only as an unnamed shipping company in Africa. Brokers say…

New Ships
26. June 2025

Talks with Chinese yards about container ship series

Chinese shipping company Ningbo Ocean Shipping Co. has issued a tender to yards in China to build four 4,300 TEU container ships. The company plans to spend up to USD 278 million to build the vessels. The yards are being asked to provide their lowest prices and fastest delivery dates. It is the…

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