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Second Multipurpose Offshore Patrol ship Francesco Morosini delivered

The patrol vessel has the capacity to serve multiple functions, ranging from patrol with sea rescue capacity to Civil Protection operations.

Svitzer Americas expands its fleet with three newbuilds

With the acquisition of two new tugboats and one workboat, Svitzer Americas is further modernising and expanding its fleet in the Americas region.

Chela Twins installed onboard Velesto Energy Berhad NAGA 6 jackup

NOV has delivered the first GustoMSC Chela Twins cranes to Velesto Energy Berhad.

MAN PrimeServ wins dual-fuel retrofit

Harnessing LPG propulsion translates into cleaner, more efficient engines that are cheaper to maintain.

Rolls-Royce agrees major engine deal with Royal Navy

Rolls-Royce will provide long term service support for all mtu generator sets powering Britain’s Royal Navy fleet.

Sembcorp Marine’s Brazilian Shipyard completes Petrobras P-71 FPSO

A newbuild FPSO vessel, P-71 sailed away from EJA’s shipyard and will be deployed to the ultra-deepwater Itapu field in Brazil’s Santos Basin.

CB&I and DSME sign MoU for feasibility study of large liquid hydrogen carrier

CB&I will evaluate its LH2 storage tank design for ocean-going ships and DSME will investigate and develop the ship's general design to install the LH2 storage tank.

DEME contracts Seaqualize for first offshore wind feeder barge operations in the USA

Installation for first us commercial scale offshore wind farm ‘Vineyard Wind’ expected to start in June 2023

Launch of the second of three patrol vessels ordered by Senegal

The launch of the ‘NIANI’, the second offshore patrol vessel destined for the Senegalese Navy, took place in Concarneau.

Teck and SAAM Towage to deploy electric tugs at Neptune Terminal

Teck, Neptune Terminals and SAAM Towage have partnered to deploy Canada’s first two open market Electric Tugs in the Port of Vancouver, significantly reducing greenhouse gases and underwater noise.

SCHOTTEL selected for funding under Transport Canada’s Quiet Vessel Initiative

SCHOTTEL will assess the noise reduction achieved by the installation of a redesigned propulsion system by measuring underwater noise.

Equinor awarding contracts for platform supply vessels

Six contracts have been awarded to five shipowners, for a total value estimated at more than NOK 2,5 billion including options.

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