Shipyard News

Inland shipping authorities in Germany are reportedly very satisfied with an unusual new €2.1 million workboat.

Receivers were still seeking new investors for insolvent Hamburg Shipyard Pella Sietas late October but there appears little chance that Germany’s oldest shipyard will survive in its current form.

A Scottish independent workboat operator has recently taken delivery of an 11m RIB that breaks new ground in its design and materials.

The decommissioning of ‘Oceanic Pintail’ in Scotland has ‘set the standard others must follow’ after 100% of the 3,865-tonne specialist nuclear vessel was recycled.

A new electric Wing-in-Ground Effect (WIG) vehicle could be set to help decarbonise city-to-city travel over expanses of water.

Australian shipbuilder Incat Tasmania has delivered its latest high-speed ferry.

An innovative all-electric Ferry has been nominated for the 2021 KNVTS Ship of the Year Award. The prize is presented to an outstanding ship that was designed and largely built in the…

UK shipbuilder Alicat has been selected to build the world’s first hybrid powered daughter craft fleet.

City travel could become cleaner and greener with a proposed electric ferry.

London Tideway commercial marine operator Livett’s has announced what it claims to be the first purpose-built commercial landing craft for the River Thames.

Kiel ferry operator SFK has praised its two new eco ferries and has ordered a fifth as it continues an emission-free fleet upgrade, reports Tom Todd.

Grant funding has been awarded to investigate the feasibility of fully electric foiling crew transfer vessels for the offshore wind industry.

The latest addition to Knud E. Hansen’s Atlas series of wind turbine installation vessels, the Atlas A-class is able to carry four new-generation 14 megawatt wind turbines.

AFAI Southern Shipyard has successfully delivered a pair of Incat Crowther 35 crew transfer vessels (CTV), said to be the first hybrid CTVs in operation with zero-emission capability.

Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited has appointed ferry design consultancy Navalue to lead the concept design of its Small Vessel Replacement Programme.

The world’s first commercial vessel powered 100% by hydrogen fuel cell has been launched.