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Shipbuilding News Archive — page 56 of 172

MF Hinnøy Named Best Electric Ro-Pax 2025

Torghatten's MF Hinnøy has been awarded "Best Electric Ro-Pax 2025" by Baird Maritime. The ferry operates on the Bognes–Lødingen route in Norway, known as one of the most weather-exposed ferry routes and possibly the wor…

Mercuria Orders 82,000 DWT Bulk Carriers from WUHU SHIPYARD

Mercuria Energy Group Ltd has placed an order for bulk carriers with WUHU SHIPYARD CO LTD. The vessels are conventional fuel bulk carriers with a deadweight tonnage of 82,000. Delivery of the ships is scheduled between J…

CU Lines Orders 80,310 DWT Tanker from HPWS

China United Lines Ltd. (CU Lines) has placed an order for a conventional fuel tanker with a deadweight of 80,310 DWT at CSSC Guangzhou (Huangpu) Wenchong Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. (HPWS). The vessel will measure 240 meters…

Royal Caribbean Orders Two Additional Icon-Class Ships

Royal Caribbean has placed an order for two more Icon-class megaships with Meyer Turku. This expansion follows the company's ongoing investment in large, innovative cruise vessels designed to enhance passenger experience…

CCGS Donjek Launched in Bedford Basin

The future CCGS Donjek, the first of two Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships for the Canadian Coast Guard, is set to be launched in the Bedford Basin. The vessel is currently positioned and will be floated off the barge lat…

China Develops Massive Floating Deep-Sea Research Island

China is developing the Open-Sea Floating Island, a 30-story semi-submersible deep-sea research platform with a displacement of 86,000 tons, designed to operate at depths of up to 10,000 meters. Scheduled for deployment …

Sweden Orders New Icebreaker from HD Hyundai

The Swedish Maritime Administration has contracted HD Hyundai Heavy Industries to build a new icebreaker, scheduled for the 2029–2030 icebreaking season. The vessel will be larger and more capable than Sweden’s current i…

India's Shipbuilding Subsidy Faces Cap Challenges

India's Shipbuilding Financial Assistance Scheme (SBFAS) offers up to 20% financial aid but caps subsidies at ₹200 crore per vessel, limiting the maximum subsidy to ₹1,025 crore. This cap results in an effective subsidy …

Bourbon Expands Fleet with 13 New Ships

Following its financial restructuring, French offshore shipping company Bourbon has added 13 vessels to its fleet, including platform supply vessels (PSVs) and anchor handling tugs (AHTS), with investments exceeding 180 …