Working in collaboration with oil major Shell, Perth, Australia-based geo technology company Geo Oceans has carried out a full special survey inspection of four cargo oil tanks on an FPSO operating in the Gulf of Mexico, using remote robotic…

The hull of Prysmian’s state-of-the-art new cable layer Monna Lisa has arrived undertow in Norway from Romania for final outfitting and completion. The vessel is being built by Vard, the hull end superstructure at its yard in Tulcea, Romania, with…

The Maersk McKinney Møller Centre for Zero Carbon Shipping has published a technical, environmental and techno-economic analysis of the impact of the preparation and conversion of tankers to green fuel options.

Using insights from project partners,…

London-based ship repair and conversion services facilitator Newport Shipping has further increased its global portfolio of ship repair yards with Thailand’s Unithai Shipyard & Engineering, which it now has a strategic partnership with. Unithai is a…

Germany’s Strela Shiprepair Yard has successfully completed repairs to its first inland waterways vessel. The vessel in question was the Future Carrier Josephine Kaja which the Stralsund yard replaced 146 tons of steel in her cargo hold, with repairs…

One of the busiest repairers in the eastern Mediterranean is Turkey’s Sefine Shipyard, located in the ship repair and maintenance cluster that is the port of Yalova.

On July 11, the yard was repairing a total of five tankers:

Bay Grammy –…

Singapore’s shiprepair giant Seatrium has signed a Favoured Customer Contract (FCC) with ship management company Teekay Shipping (Australia) Ltd. for the repair and upgrade of a fleet of vessels its operates under the Australian Defence Maritime…

The South West African harbour of Walvis Bay, Namibia has become something of a ship repair hub for the region in recent years, with good facilities offered by the large Namibia Drydock & Ship Repair (Pty) Ltd (NAMDOCK) large ship repair facility,…