Shipbuilding News
India Moves to Accelerate Expanding Shipping Capacity by Adding 62 Vessels
India’s Minister of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways, Sarbananda Sonowal, mapped out an ambitious plan to rapidly expand the...
Read More >>First of Canadian Coast Guard’s New Arctic-Offshore Patrol Ships Launched
Canada marked the next milestone in its efforts to renew the fleets of the Canadian Navy and Coast Guard with the floatout of th...
Read More >>South Korea Extends Antitrust Restrictions on Hanwha from DSME Acquisition
South Korea’s antitrust regulators have taken the unusual step of extending a series of restrictions imposed on several of...
Read More >>Royal Caribbean Orders Two More World’s Largest Cruise Ships in Finland
Royal Caribbean International confirmed that it has extended the order for its Icon class with the sixth and seventh shi...
Read More >>China Delivers Its Largest LNG Carrier as It Seeks to Rival Korean Builders
China Merchants Heavy Industries completed the delivery of the country’s first 180,000 cbm LNG gas carrier. It marked a mi...
Read More >>US Navy Wants to Spend $2B on Foreign Shipbuilding "Study and Procurement"
The U.S. Navy's next annual budget is going to contain an unheard-of line item: a pair of multibillion-dollar studie...
Read More >>Paying the Piper
The average merchant ship has a service life of 20-25 years, in some cases more. That's a long time to stay in compl...
Read More >>Report: Three Injured in Fire Aboard USS Zumwalt
A fire aboard the first-in-class destroyer USS Zumwalt has injured three sailors, according to the U.S. Navy. Z...
Read More >>Report: The Race is On to Bring Unmanned Combatants to Life
American defense tech consultancy Janus has just published a major review of autonomous naval systems in all global...
Read More >>HD Hyundai Finalizes Its First International Contract for an Icebreaker
The Swedish Maritime Authority and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries completed the contract for the construction of a new iceb...
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