Shipbuilding
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Grandweld Shipyards Goes Green with Solar Energy
Grandweld Shipyards has made history by becoming the first shipbuilding company in the Middle East to utilize solar energy on…
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Lloyd’s Register Apologizes for Slave Trade Role
Lloyd’s Register (LR), a prominent British class society, has issued an apology for its historical involvement in the transatlantic trafficking…
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Royal Caribbean Orders New Edge-Class Ship
Royal Caribbean Group has signed a contract with French shipbuilder Chantiers de l’Atlantique for the construction of a sixth Edge-series…
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Croatian Navy Commissions Second Coastal Patrol Ship
The Croatian Navy has officially added the “Umag” (OOB-32), its second Omiš-class coastal patrol ship, to its fleet. A handover…
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US Navy Considers Korean Shipyards for Fleet Expansion
The Trump administration is exploring the possibility of outsourcing military shipbuilding to South Korean shipyards. This move comes as the…
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New Dayang Shipbuilding Expands into Tanker Market
New Dayang Shipbuilding, a prominent Chinese shipbuilder known for its expertise in dry bulk vessels, has secured its first contract…
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Asyad Group Plans IPO for Shipping Division
Oman’s Asyad Group, a state-controlled logistics leader, is set to launch an initial public offering (IPO) for its shipping division,…
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Japan Marine United Leads Zero-Emission Initiative
Japan Marine United Corporation (JMU) has been selected for a significant project by the Japanese Ministry of the Environment and…
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NKT Begins Construction of Methanol-Fuelled Vessel
Danish power cable company NKT has officially laid the keel for its new dual-fuel methanol cable-laying vessel, the NKT Eleonora.…
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US Navy unveils name for first ship in new medium landing ship class
Secretary of the US Navy, Carlos Del Toro, has announced the name of the first ship in the new class…
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