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Discover how China became the global leader in shipbuilding in 2024, capturing 70% of new orders and expanding capacity rapidly. …
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Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) has made headlines by securing a groundbreaking contract with CMA CGM Group, the world’s third-largest container …
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Fincantieri and TUI Cruises have signed a contract to build two innovative LNG-powered cruise ships by 2027 and 2028, emphasizing …
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Shipyards
DSIC Delivers SEA SPIRIT: China’s First Mark III LNG Carrier Ushers in New Era for Clean Energy Shipping
Discover how DSIC LNG carrier SEA SPIRIT marks China’s entry into the advanced LNG shipping sector, boosting energy sustainability and …
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Shipyards
Reviving a Legacy: Croatia’s Bold Move to Save the 3 Maj Shipyard
by Sanvee Guptaby Sanvee GuptaCroatia aims to revive the historic 3 Maj Shipyard by modernizing its facilities, boosting jobs, and fostering sustainability in the …
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Shipyards
Tragedy at Hanwha Ocean Shipyard: A Closer Look at Recent Fatalities
by Sanvee Guptaby Sanvee GuptaTragedy at Hanwha Ocean Shipyard: An In-Depth Analysis of Recent Fatalities
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Shipbuilding Surge 2024–2025: LNG Leads the Charge in Alternative Fuel Revolution
by Sanvee Guptaby Sanvee GuptaIntroduction The global maritime industry has entered a transformative era. In 2024, shipbuilding reached unprecedented levels, marking the strongest year …
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China approves the merger of two shipbuilding giants.
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Shipyards
Norwegian Frigates: A $13.5 Billion Deal for British-Made Frigates to be Built in Glasgow
by Sanvee Guptaby Sanvee GuptaNorway selects Britain for a $13.5 billion deal to acquire new frigates, enhancing its maritime defense and monitoring capabilities in …