South Koreans Highlight Orderbook Success Surpassing China in July

 Maritime Executive

 

Construction at the Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard (file photo)

BY THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE 08-11-2020 09:58:37

South Korean shipyards are highlighting the fact that their collective order book during July surpassed the orders received by China’s shipbuilders. While the global shipbuilding industry has been impacted by COVID-19, the South Korean shipbuilders received several significant orders primarily for LNG vessels.

Citing data from Clarkson Research Services, Korean media outlets including MK News and Pulse News were all highlight the volume of orders received by their shipyards. Korean shipbuilders, they reported, won orders of 500,000 compensated gross tonnage (CGT) for 12 vessels in July. China, by comparison, had orders for eight vessels totaling just 140,000 CGT.

While the Korean shipbuilders had been able to surpass China in July,

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Astilleros Murueta contrata un cuarto buque para Royal Greenland

 

 

 

 

CONSTRUCCIÓN NAVAL

Astilleros Murueta contrata un cuarto buque para Royal Greenland

La empresa vasca logra financiación del ICO, Pymar y Bankinter para la construcción del barco pesquero congelador

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El astillero vasco Murueta, integrado en la asociación de astilleros privados Pymar, ha firmado un contrato con el armador groenlandés Qaleralik, empresa participada por el grupo Royal Greenland, perteneciente al Gobierno de Groenlandia, así como por otros importantes armadores locales, como la familia Christensen.

 

El buque, que tendrá el número C-326 del astillero, será el cuarto buque construido para el mismo grupo armador y tendrá un periodo de construcción de 26 meses. Se trata de un pesquero congelador equipado con un gran componente tecnológico y medioambientalmente

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Los astilleros de Pymar suman 2.000 millones en su cartera de pedidos pese a la crisis del Covid

 

 

 

 

Feijóo, Urkullu y Maroto respadan el modelo de colaboración de las administraciones con los astilleros privados

 

BERNARDO DÍAZ

Reyes Maroto y Almudena López del Pozo.

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Los astilleros privados españoles van a salvar con nota el difícil año de la pandemia del Covid-19, en un entorno de caída de la actividad a nivel mundial. Han contratado durante este ejercicio 17 nuevos buques por 460 millones de euros (suponen 2,7 millones de horas de trabajo), según datos de Pymar, la sociedad que agrupa a los astilleros privados españoles y que este viernes ha celebrado su junta general de accionistas. Al cierre del tercer trimestre, la cartera de pedidos sumaba

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Global Renewable Propulsion for Marine Vessels Market to Increase Exponentially During 2028: Lexis Business Insights Latest Updates

 

 

 

Marine Insight

Renewable Propulsion for Marine Vessels

Global Renewable Propulsion for Marine Vessels Market Professional Survey Research Report 2020-2028

Renewable Propulsion for Marine Vessels Market research report is the new statistical data source added by Lexis Business Insights.

The analysts forecast the global renewable propulsion for marine vessels market to grow at a CAGR of 4.57% during the period 2017-2021.

Overview:

Renewable Propulsion for Marine Vessels market report analyzes what are the factors that are driving the growth of the Renewable Propulsion for Marine Vessels market and the factors that are restricting the growth. The report deeply analyzes the volume trends, value of the market, pricing history, etc. which would help the companies entering the Renewable Propulsion for Marine Vessels market to understand the

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NB76 2.200 m³ & NB77 8.000 m³ SEISTAR LIVE FISH CARRIERS

CEMRE SHIPYARD

 

NB76 2.200 m³ & NB77 8.000 m³ SEISTAR LIVE FISH CARRIERS

Cemre signed a new contract with Seistar Holding for two environmentally friendly live fish carriers. 

Developed by the Norwegian SALT Ship Design, live fish carriers for Seistar will be equipped with circular fish tanks. 69.9 m and 110 m long vessels will be built according to the DNV GL class rules and will carry the Norwegian flag.

The bigger vessel with a total of 8.000 m³ load capacity in the fish holds and deadweight of ~12.000t which will be the world's largest live fish carrier.

The new vessels will supplement new and existing customers with new tonnage to cover the increasing demand for treatment- and transport

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