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24. June 2025

Deltamarin wins basic and detail design contract for six RoPax vessels for Grimaldi Lines

Deltamarin has signed a design and engineering contract with China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Weihai) to develop six new RoPax vessels for the Grimaldi Group.

The “Next Generation Med” class ships will operate on key Mediterranean routes under the Grimaldi Lines and Minoan Lines brands. Four…

Ship&Offshore
23. June 2025

Truth Maritime expands fleet with new fast crew boat

Strategic Marine has delivered the fourth Generation 4 Fast Crew Boat, TMS Tah Muang, to Truth Maritime Services (TMS), a subsidiary of the Prima Marine Group. The latest 42m-long vessel strengthens TMS’s offshore support fleet in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, following the deliveries of TMS…

Ship&Offshore
23. June 2025

GRSE delivers INS Arnala as boost to indigenous naval production

Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE) Ltd has delivered the INS Arnala to the Indian Navy. It is the first vessel in a series of eight Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Crafts (ASW SWCs), classed by the Indian Register of Shipping (IRS).

The delivery marks a key milestone in India’s push…

Ship Repair
23. June 2025

Venetian vaporetto in hybrid retrofit conversion

FPT Industrial, working in close partnership with Bimotor and Vulkan Italia, has completed the hybrid retrofit of MotoBattello 3, a historic vaporetto boat in Venice’s ACTV-operated public transport fleet. The project, which prepares the vessel for operational testing ahead of its public debut at…

Ship Repair
23. June 2025

Qingdao Beihai completes intake boost refit for SFL’s ‘San F’ vessels

Qingdao Beihai Shipyard has rounded off a six‑month retrofit campaign on SFL Corporation’s DSME‑built sisters San Felix, San Felipe, San Fernando and San Francisca.

Undertaken during the ships’ planned ten‑year special surveys, the yard’s brief centred on raising wheelhouses and lashing bridges to…

Ship Repair
23. June 2025

Solvang to roll out carbon capture on four more vessels

Solvang, whose vessel Clipper Eris was retrofitted with a vast Wärtsilä carbon capture and storage (CCS) system last year, has made an agreement with Seatrium to retrofit CCS devices on four more gas carriers from late 2026.

“Building on the success of the pioneer project together on Clipper Eris...…

Ship Repair
23. June 2025

DNV launches new CCS de-risking specification

Following the conclusion of DNV's recent research on carbon capture and storage (CCS), DNV is seeking to ‘de-risk’ these investments with a new service specification (DNV-SE-0696) for the verification of CCS systems and facilities.

The measure defines risk-based verification levels (high/medium/low)…

Ship Repair
23. June 2025

Trans Hav conversion a step closer to completion at BLRT

Estonia’s BLRT has completed many of the steps required to transform Trans Hav, one of two ice-class RoRo sister vessels receiving a series of upgrades to turn them into wind-solar-battery hybrids.

The yard reports that installation of the new solar weather deck is “well underway”, with some 1,600m2

Ship Repair
23. June 2025

Bolidt lands record cruise refits

Dutch resin decking specialist Bolidt has logged its busiest nine-month spell yet, winning a surge of cruise-ship refurbishment work ahead of the 2025 Mediterranean season. Carnival Cruise Line, Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International have all specified Bolideck systems for upcoming…

Ship&Offshore
20. June 2025

Singapore-based Proteus unveils modular fuel cell system

Proteus Energy has launched the Proteus® Maritime Fuel Cell Solution designed for ports and vessels. The Proteus®75, with an output of 75kW, can be combined to meet larger power requirements. The company aims to target sectors including harbour boats, coastal ships, offshore support vessels, and…

Ship&Offshore
19. June 2025

Ammonia bunkering vessel awarded AiP by DNV

Singapore-based engineering consultancy, Seatech Solutions International, and Australia’s Oceania Marine Energy, a clean energy developer. have been awarded an Approval in Principle (AiP) by DNV for the design of a 10,000-m3 ammonia bunkering vessel.

The 130m-long vessel design has been developed…

Ship&Offshore
19. June 2025

Ulstein and Larsnes win Norwegian Navy deal

Norwegian shipbuilders, Ulstein Group and Larsnes Mek. Verksted, have won a contract to work jointly on the construction of 28 standard vessels for the Norwegian Navy. The standardised ships will be flexible so that they can be adapted for different missions including logistics and support,…

New Ships
19. June 2025

USD 95.4 million contract to modernise research vessel

U.S. yard JAG Alaska has been awarded a USD 95.4 million contract to modernise the U.S. government research ship Oscar Dyson. The vessel is operated by the government agency National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) which is seeking to maximise the service life of each of its vessels…

New Ships
19. June 2025

Design deal for U.S. ferry

Australian marine architect Incat Crowther has a contract from Los Angeles-based ferry operator Catalina Express to design a new low-emission, renewable diesel-powered passenger ferry. The new ferry will form part of the Port of Los Angeles’ USD 31 million Los Angeles Marine Emission Reduction (LA…

New Ships
19. June 2025

New type of bulk carriers with hydrogen/battery propulsion

Norwegian shipping company More Sjo has placed an order with Turkish yard Gelibolu to build two 85m long and 80,000 dwt bulk carriers with hydrogen propulsion. The ships, ordered in partnership with Norwegian renewable energy group GreenH, will have hydrogen fuel cells as their primary power source,…

New Ships
19. June 2025

USD 254.6 million tanker order confirmed

South Korean yard HD Hyundai Heavy Industries confirmed it has received an order for two VLCC tankers. The customer was described only as a shipping company in Asia and Hyundai Heavy said the contract is worth a total of USD 254.6 million. Brokers had last week reported that Hyundai Heavy had won an…

New Ships
19. June 2025

Police vessel for Washington State

U.S. yard Moose Boats has an order for a 15.3m long diesel electric hybrid police patrol boat. Customer is the King County Sheriff’s Office in Washington State. The type M1 vessel will have two Volvo Penta diesel engines, each producing 625 hp.

New Ships
19. June 2025

VLCC tanker order for Europe revealed

Brokers say Japanese yard Japan Marine United has an order for two VLCC tankers from Greek customer Alberta Shipmanagement. Alberta Shipmanagement, led by the Inglessis family, is believed to have ordered the vessels in recent months but the deal has only now been revealed. They will be delivered in…

New Ships
19. June 2025

Test platform to support China’s offshore energy developments

China’s Shanghai Zhenhua Port Machinery (ZPMC) has a contract for the detailed design of an offshore research/test platform for Chinese offshore oil and gas fields plus wind farms. The semi-submersible test platform was ordered by China’s National Marine Comprehensive Test Field (Weihai)…

New Ships
19. June 2025

Tankers and gas bunker vessels for Asian customer

Brokers say Singapore-based Sentek Marine has placed orders with different Chinese yards for oil tankers and LNG bunkering vessels. Sentek Marine has signed a contract with New Times Shipbuilding for two 113,500 dwt Aframax oil tankers. They will be delivered in late 2027 and in January 2028. CSSC…

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