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NewsFour more Hull Vanes delivered to Shipyard De Hoop
Shipyard de Hoop, based in Lobith, has taken delivery of four Hull Vanes for a series of 55 metre near-sisterships.
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NewsDelivery and order round-up (May 2018
Eight tug deliveries and one order are reported this month including news of four and fifteen vessel series orders for operation in the Caspian Sea and Indonesia.
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NewsShipyard De Hoop delivers ‘Amadeus Queen’
Shipyard De Hoop has recently delivered its fifteenth river cruise vessel to Lu¨ftner Cruises. Named ‘Amadeus Queen’, the new vessel follows the award-winning model of the Amadeus Silver ships, but offers further innovative developments
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NewsDelivery and order round-up
This month, while we report on three tug deliveries the news is dominated by orders for no fewer than sixteen vessels indicating a continuing appetite for owners to replace existing tonnage, and service new contracts.
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NewsFirst of ten for Dutch yard
In 2013 Esnaad awarded Shipyard De Hoop with an order for ten state-of-the-art Platform Supply Vessels. Despite the vigorous international competition, Dutch designer and builder of custom-built vessels; De Hoop, won the contract.
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NewsDiesel electric FSV
A new design of fast supply vessel delivered by De Hoop shipyard in Holland is the first to be fitted with a unique propulsion system that is claimed to offer significant fuel savings. This vessel which has been built to support offshore oil installations in the Gulf of Mexico is ...
