Shipbuilding News
Third US Training Ship State of Maine Delivered to MARAD
The third newly built U.S. training ship for the merchant marine, the State of Maine, was handed over to TOTE Services and deliver...
Read More >>Royal Caribbean Group Proposes Ship Repair Yard for Panama's Pacific Coast
Officials from Panama are responding positively to the concept of creating a shipyard on the Pacific coast of the country. Royal C...
Read More >>Scottish Government Plans Four Ship Contract Lifeline for Ferguson Marine
The Scottish government is moving forward with a plan to award the financially troubled Scottish shipbuilder Ferguson Marine four...
Read More >>Hanwha and Greece’s Onex Shipyards Partner to Expand U.S. Shipbuilding
A new trilateral agreement was formalized between Onex Shipyards & Technologies, which is working to revitalize Greek shipbuilding...
Read More >>India’s Swan Defense Shipyard Revives Old Projects as it Develops Yard
Efforts continue to show progress at reviving India’s shipbuilding industry at the yard in Pipavav, formerly operated by the Relia...
Read More >>The Hybrid Adjustable Tip Propeller: Adaptability and Efficiency
Across all vessel types, operators are being asked to cut emissions, protect schedules and keep assets productive in a world of sh...
Read More >>In South Korea, a New Push to Phase Out Foreign Workers in Shipyards
It is no secret that Korea's shipbuilders have a shortage of domestic labor, and have been recruiting immigrant workers from South...
Read More >>Austal Finalizes Large Contract to Build Australia’s Landing Craft Heavy
Austal Defence Shipbuilding Australia highlighted the announcement by the government’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defe...
Read More >>Austal USA Appoints its Fourth President in Five Years
Naval shipbuilder Austal USA announced Thursday that president Michelle Kruger has stepped down from running day-to-day operations...
Read More >>Mare Island Dry Dock Files Bankruptcy to Save, Reorganize Its Business
Nearly two months after saying it was likely to close after losing a key U.S. Coast Guard contract, California’s Mare Island Dry D...
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