• BIST 1.114
  • Altın 456,405
  • Dolar 7,2563
  • Euro 8,5572
  • İstanbul 23 °C
  • Ankara 22 °C

SHIPBUILDING

Pa-X-ell2: First Fuel Cells for AIDAnova11 October 2019 Friday 14:44Pa-X-ell2: First Fuel Cells for AIDAnovaAIDA Cruises, part of Carnival Corporation, is taking part in Germany’s research project which will test the use of fuel cells on passenger vessels.
Hyundai Heavy Obtains Second USCG BWMS Type ApprovalHyundai Heavy Obtains Second USCG BWMS Type Approval10 October 2019 Thursday 16:23
World’s first hydrogen-powered seagoing vessel docks in LondonWorld’s first hydrogen-powered seagoing vessel docks in London10 October 2019 Thursday 14:54
Astro Ocean Cruise’s First Ship Named in ChinaAstro Ocean Cruise’s First Ship Named in China10 October 2019 Thursday 14:26
LATEST GALLERIES
MISC Orders LNG Carrier Duo, Inks Charter Deals with ExxonMISC Orders LNG Carrier Duo, Inks Charter Deals with ExxonMalaysia’s MISC Berhad has placed an order for two new liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers with South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI).10 October 2019 Thursday 11:20
Monjasa Conducts First VLSFO Supply in ColombiaMonjasa Conducts First VLSFO Supply in ColombiaDanish bunker company Monjasa completed the first supply of very low sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO) in Columbia on October 1.08 October 2019 Tuesday 16:58
Kyoei Tanker Orders Another VLCC from Namura ShipbuildingKyoei Tanker Orders Another VLCC from Namura ShipbuildingJapanese shipowner Kyoei Tanker has ordered another very large crude oil carrier (VLCC) from compatriot shipbuilder Namura Shipbuilding.07 October 2019 Monday 12:55
Navy’s newest boat christened in ConnecticutNavy’s newest boat christened in ConnecticutThe U.S. Navy’s newest attack submarine, the future Oregon, was christened in Connecticut Saturday.07 October 2019 Monday 12:47
Foremost Grows Fleet with Post-Panamax NewbuildForemost Grows Fleet with Post-Panamax NewbuildNew York-based dry bulk shipping company Foremost Group has taken delivery of Ting May, a new Post-Panamax bulk carrier.07 October 2019 Monday 10:52
A Los Angeles home for 2021 newbuild Discovery PrincessA Los Angeles home for 2021 newbuild Discovery PrincessPrincess Cruises revealed its sixth and final Royal-class ship will be called Discovery Princess. Following inaugural sailings starting in November 2021 to the Mediterranean, Caribbean and South America, Discovery Princess will be based at Los Angeles.07 October 2019 Monday 10:29
ClassNK issues guidelines for remote surveysClassNK issues guidelines for remote surveysJapanese classification society ClassNK has released guidelines of remote surveys and will implement such surveys where requirements are satisfied.05 October 2019 Saturday 11:17
Boluda focuses on fleet growth after €300M KST acquisitionBoluda focuses on fleet growth after €300M KST acquisitionThe world’s second-largest owner of tugs is looking for investment opportunities as it serves ultra-large container ships in European terminals05 October 2019 Saturday 11:12
MOL, Oshima Get AIP for Wind Challenger DesignMOL, Oshima Get AIP for Wind Challenger DesignJapan’s shipping major Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and Oshima Shipbuilding have jointly obtained Approval in Principle (AIP) from ClassNK for the design of a hard sail system.03 October 2019 Thursday 11:46
MR2 Newbuild Pair Handed Over to OSGMR2 Newbuild Pair Handed Over to OSGFlorida-based tanker shipping company Overseas Shipholding Group (OSG) has taken delivery of two 50,000 dwt class product and chemical tankers at Hyundai Mipo Dockyard in Ulsan, South Korea.02 October 2019 Wednesday 16:06
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding to Build Two High-Speed Ferries for Shin NihonkaiMitsubishi Shipbuilding to Build Two High-Speed Ferries for Shin NihonkaiMitsubishi Shipbuilding, a group company of Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), has received orders for two large, high-speed ferries from compatriot transportation company Shin Nihonkai Ferry.01 October 2019 Tuesday 09:29
2345678910
All Rights Reserved © 2006 TURKISH MARITIME | İzinsiz ve kaynak gösterilmeden yayınlanamaz.
Phone : 0090 212 293 75 48 | Fax : 0090 212 293 75 49 |