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    Tersan to build passenger ferries

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    Tersan Shipyard Inc. will build two 124m long passenger vessels powered by LNG and battery for a cruise travel company.

  • Dagfinn Neteland says that these contracts confirm Fjord1’s leading role in the green shift on the Norwegian fjords

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    Seven ferry design deal for Havyard Group

    2018-04-05T09:35:00

    Havyard Group will be delivering the design for seven battery-powered ferries to Fjord1, five of which will be built at the company’s own shipyard.

  • Starting point for the development of Havyard 831 SOV was to design a compact, efficient and profitable vessel for smaller windfarms. (ILLUSTRATION: BowVision)

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    Compact, efficient vessel design for smaller windfarms

    2017-08-25T11:48:00

    Norway’s Havyard Group claims it has confirmed its position within the offshore wind power industry by delivering one of the world’s first purpose-built vessels for offshore windfarms; the fifth windfarm service vessel for ESVAGT.

  • 'Gina Mary' can perform multi-role tasks such as mooring work and towing

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    Norwegian built to a Scottish design

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    A new 25m Aquaculture Support Vessel has recently been built by Havyard Shipyard in Norway to plans by Macduff Ship Design.

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    Havyard results

    2017-04-03T16:49:00

    Norwegian shipbuilder Havyard Group has reported operating profits of NOK 112 million in 2016, although large write-downs have weighed down the financial results.

  • The latest Synapsis NX generation is based on ultra-compact and powerful Small Marine Computers which serve as the standard hardware platform for all bridge applications

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    Integrated navigation contract

    2017-01-10T16:22:00

    Havyard Design & Solutions has developed the new windfarm service vessel design Havyard 831 SOV in close cooperation with Danish shipowner ESVAGT. The vessel is compact and efficient, but with ample capacity to provide onboard service and transport technicians and equipment.

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    Havyard boatbuild strategy

    2015-02-25T14:23:00

    Norway''s Havyard Group is continuing with its strategy to grow the Norwegian boatbuild business.

  • ESVAGT’s two vessels are based on the successful Havyard 832 design. Image: Havyard

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    Offshore increases its influence in renewables

    2013-08-08T15:43:00

    Two recent vessel orders demonstrate growing interest accompanied by the potential benefits from the involvement of the offshore oil and gas industry in the expanding marine renewables market.

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