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Shipbuilding
Capacity across big three shipbuilding nations leaps 20% in a year
Across China, shipyards are expanding and churning out ships on a scale not seen since 2008. The shipyard sector has…
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The builder of the Titanic is struggling to stay afloat
When it built the Titanic in 1911, Harland and Wolff was the world’s biggest shipyard. Where it once employed 35,000…
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Transocean rigs fetch $656 million for eight drilling gigs
Based on Transocean’s latest fleet status report, the aggregate incremental backlog associated with two contracts and six extensions, which were obtained…
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Industry First Advisory from ABS on Ammonia Bunkering
ABS has released guidance focused on ammonia bunkering, the first such advisory for the industry. The ABS Ammonia Bunkering: Technical…
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EMA and MPA Shortlist Consortia for Low-Carbon Ammonia Solution on Jurong Island
The Energy Market Authority (EMA) and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) have advanced two consortia to the…
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Wärtsilä electrification solutions to support CSL with emission reduction targets
Technology group Wärtsilä will supply a hybrid-electric propulsion system for an 11,000 dwt Limestone Carrier. The vessel was contracted by…
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Wärtsilä Selected by Origin Energy for Second Stage of Battery Facility
Technology group Wärtsilä has been selected by Origin Energy (Origin) to deliver the second stage of the Eraring battery facility…
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Industry First Advisory from ABS on Ammonia Bunkering
(HOUSTON) ABS has released guidance focused on ammonia bunkering, the first such advisory for the industry. The ABS Ammonia Bunkering:…
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