Shipbuilding News
China's Yangzijiang Shipyard Rides the Shipbuilding Boom
China's largest private-sector shipbuilder, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, is having an enviable year. The yard's order backlog...
Read More >>ADNOC and Chinese Place $1.9B Order for Large Ethane and Ammonia Carriers
In an effort to position their joint venture at the forefront of the growing ethane market and anticipated ammonia trans...
Read More >>Hanwha Ocean Certified to Compete for U.S. Navy Maintenance Work
Hanwha Ocean signed an agreement with the U.S. Navy today, July 21, making it the second South Korean shipbuilder to be...
Read More >>Interview: Ted Williams, President, Senesco Marine
An Annapolis graduate and retired Navy Captain, Williams’ current role is growing Senesco Marine and, in the proce...
Read More >>San Francisco's H2-Powered Ferry Makes Long-Awaited Debut
A consortium of operators, agencies and technologists are formally launching the operations of the first hydrogen-powered ferry in...
Read More >>Hyundai Receives $2.7B Order for Containerships Linked to CMA CGM
South Korean shipbuilding group HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering received a large order for new containerships w...
Read More >>South Korea’s HD Hyundai Qualifies to Compete for U.S. Navy Repair Work
In a first for the Korean shipbuilding industry, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, the intermediary company for three of Sout...
Read More >>Construction Begins on Ultra-Luxury Cruise Yachts for Four Seasons and Aman
Work got underway at two shipyards in Italy for the cruise industry’s next ultra-luxury mega-yachts designed to br...
Read More >>Austal USA Breaks Ground on New Steel-Hull Assembly Hall
Austal USA is expanding again with the construction of a new final assembly building, the second phase in the process of...
Read More >>Report: Turbine Generator Damage is Slowing Down U.S. Carrier Refits
Carriers are the U.S. Navy's most in-demand asset, and the Pentagon often has to make hard choices about whether to keep them...
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