22MW Cruise Pods: Kongsberg’s Bet on the Future of Mega-Ships
Kongsberg Maritime launches five new Elegance Pod sizes to power the next generation of cruise giants.
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US Navy’s Acting Chief Tours Hanwha’s $150bn Shipyard Bet on Philly
Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao visits Hanwha Philly Shipyard as workforce surges to nearly 2,500.
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$1.37bn US Maritime Revolution: Why Shipyards Are Ditching the Pentagon
Washington’s $1.37bn NSMV programme replaces ageing training ships with a radical new procurement model.
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Japan builds GSD’s next bulker: 40,300 dwt for 2030 delivery
Turkish owner GSD Holding signs firm contract for 40,300 dwt handysize at Nihon Shipyard, backed by Itochu Corporation.
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New Pacific Industrial: Why a WWII Shipyard Just Became the Hottest Spot
A new shipbuilder has taken over 180,000 square feet of historic Kaiser Shipbuilding infrastructure in Vancouver.
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US Navy’s Shipbuilder Boosts Output 15% With AI and Robotics—Here’s How
HII targets a 15% increase in shipyard throughput this year using robotics, AI, and outsourcing to meet US Navy demand.
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India’s $75bn Shipping Bill Sparks German Design Deal for 51 New Vessels
India partners with German firm Neptune Ship Design to build specialised container.
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Hamburg owner doubles down with two more 49,500 dwt tankers at GSI
Leonhardt & Blumberg signs for two additional 49,500 dwt MR chemical and product tankers at Guangzhou Shipyard.
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Spain’s shipyards win €3bn orderbook boost
Royal Decree lets approved projects amend subsidies if contracts or financing change before delivery.
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SAL doubles down: five more Orca-class heavylifters to be built in China
German heavy-lift specialist SAL Heavy Lift signs MoU with Wuhu Shipyard for five additional 14,600 dwt multipurpose.
