Shipbuilding News
Maersk Confirms Reports of Large New Ship Order
Maersk is moving forward with a large new ship order, equivalent to approximately 10 percent of the carrier’s current total capaci...
Read More >>More Problems for Scotland’s Ferry Replacement Program
Scotland’s plan for the modernization and improvement of its vital ferries continues to encounter problems, with more reports of d...
Read More >>Scotland Plans Stopgap Work to Save Troubled Ferguson Shipyard
The Scottish government announced in Parliament that it has a new stopgap plan to keep the financially troubled Ferguson Marine sh...
Read More >>US Navy Expands Shipbuilding Options With Awards to Three "New" Yards
The U.S. Navy has awarded contracts for a total of seven Landing Craft Utility (LCU) hulls to a trio of yards on the Gulf Coast, a...
Read More >>First Three-Tank LNG Carriers Will Improve Operating Efficiency
South Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai and Singapore-based BW LNG highlight that they are moving forward with building the world’s fi...
Read More >>Japan Approves $635M in Investments for Five Shipbuilders
The Japanese government is moving forward with its plan designed to encourage investment in the country’s shipbuilding industry. T...
Read More >>World's Largest Electric Vessel is Set to Begin Service on Rio de la Plata
The heavy-lift ship Black Marlin has successfully delivered the world's largest electric ferry, the China Zorrilla. The Australian...
Read More >>China’s President Demands Action After Shipyard Fire Kills 25 Workers
A large fire broke out on a dry bulk carrier undergoing repairs in a Chinese shipyard, resulting in the death of 25 workers and in...
Read More >>Alphaliner: Economic Pressures to Push Carriers to 27,500 Gigamax Boxships
Do you want to supersize that containership may soon be the question shipbuilders and owners are contemplating, according to the c...
Read More >>New Shipbuilding Company Launches at the Former Kaiser Yard in Vancouver
It's not every day that the U.S. shipbuilding industry gains a new entrant, especially one that builds civilian hulls, so the laun...
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