Ship Repair
15.09.2025
Ship Repair

ASRY launches solar energy project to support ship repair

ASRY has launched a major solar energy project at its Bahrain yard with the support of Bapco Energies and in partnership with Kanoo CleanMax Renewables. The development will be the largest solar installation in the ship repair and shipbuilding…

Ship Repair
15.09.2025
Ship Repair

ICE raid on Korean workers could strain shipyard agreements

An immigration raid on a battery plant in Georgia, and the subsequent arrest, detainment and deportation of South Korean contract workers, has become an embarrassment for the Trump administration at a time when the US is looking to Korean assistance…

Ship Repair
15.09.2025
Ship Repair

Ferry electrification drive continues as Wärtsilä contracted for electric propulsion and waterjets

Wärtsilä will deliver a fully integrated electric propulsion system with waterjets for two high-speed catamaran ferries ordered by Danish operator Molslinjen. The ferries are being built at the Incat shipyard in Tasmania. They will be fully…

Ship Repair
15.09.2025
Ship Repair

Change on the horizon for British shipyards as exports return

After decades of decline, British naval shipyards are seeing their strongest revival in decades, with Norway ordering new warships from the UK for the first time since 1899. Its GBP 10 billion contract for five Type 26 frigates will be fulfilled at…

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