Rolls-Royce vende actividades en la marina civil
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Rolls-Royce vende actividades en la marina civil
El fabricante de motores británico Rolls-Royce vendió sus actividades en la marina civil al grupo noruego Kongsberg por unos 661 millones de dólares para concentrarse en los sectores de aeronáutica, defensa y producción de energía.
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e-mobility at sea – the future now in Finland
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February 12th, 2018 in FleetMon News by Johannes Kortmann
Electric road vehicles are slowly but surely making progress. According to figures published by the International Energy Agency worldwide sales were up by 40% in 2016. But an electric-powered ship – isn’t that technically impossible? A few years ago, we would have agreed, but advances in electric power storage and generation have made this emission-free dream come true – in Finland, for example. A 525-ton ferry with the appropriate name ELEKTRA (shown on the picture) is now transporting up to 375 passengers and 90 cars through the islets off the Finnish port of Turku. The batteries for this Finferries vessel were manufactured by Siemens, a company with a long tradition in electric-powered vessels with the first one built as long ago as
Shipbuilding Statistics (APRIL, 2017)
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1. World New Orders ........................................................................... 1
2. World Completions ........................................................................... 2
3. World Orderbook at Year-End ........................................................... 3
4. World Merchant Fleets by Ship Type .................................................. 4
5. World Disposals by Country of Breaking ............................................. 5
6. World Seaborne Trade ...................................................................... 6
7. Newbuilding / Repair Sales (SAJ Members Only) ..................................7
8. Steel Purchase Volume (SAJ Members Only) ....................................... 8
9. Repair / Conversion Turnover .............................................................9
10. Shipbuilding Workforce (SAJ Members Only) ....................................10
https://www.sajn.or.jp/files/view/articles_doc/src/73265e1329b4a8e0ae4fe4bcf31c7e5b.pdf
Shipbuilding Market Monitoring Report
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Shipbuilding Market:
New orders for cargo carriers plunge, while the demand for passenger ships and ONCCV
accounts for 70% of global investments during 1H 2016.
European shipyards secure new contracts for a total of 11.6 bn $, 61% of the global
market shares. South Korea (1.8 bn $), China (4.1 bn $) and Japan (1.1 bn $) together
don´t reach the value of European new orders.
In number of vessels, the global orderbook stands at 5642 vessels and 101M CGT. New
orders account for 420 ships in total (57 in Europe, 114 in China, 101 in Japan and just 37
in South Korea). In CGT terms, Europe stands almost at the level of China (2.2 and 2.4M
CGT respectively), although in number of