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The Eidsvaag Pioner is the first vessel to be delivered based on Rolls-Royce's Environship concept
The Voth water tractor is a specialist vessel that is part of Voith's offshore offering
Danish and German firms to collaborate on energy-saving technology for containers
Maersk Line, MAN Diesel & Turbo and DTU Mekanik will work together on new engine...
Rolls-Royce delivers first Environship to Norwegian owner
A new ship design capable of reducing CO2 emissions by 40 per cent has been...
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BEST MARINE NEWS ON THE WEB

29th May 2013

Chinese shipbuilders see orders surge - Global Times

7th May 2013

Using sound waves to clean water waves - The Seattle Times

24th April 2013

China to help Russia create fleet of floating nuclear power stations - RT
Shipyards enjoy big rise in Q1 - China Daily

23rd April 2013

China to issue industrial standards for LNG-powered vessels - SinoShip News

18th April 2013

Pakistan Navy gets Chinese-built warship - The Economic Times

11th April 2013

Ecoship warning - Sea Ship News

TOP STORIES FROM BRIC MARKETS

Brazilian operator Transpetro is looking to increase its Tanker fleet
German engines power new Brazilian tanker
A new one million barrel capacity oil tanker built under the Brazilian government’s PROMEF (programme for modernisation and expansion of the fleet) will be powered by machinery from German engine... - 30th May 2013
Headway Technology Company is based in the Chinese eastern port city of Qingdao
Chinese ballast water treatment system earns full-scale type approval
China’s Qingdao Headway Technology has announced that it has won full-scale DNV Type Approval for its ballast water management system (BWMS), OceanGuard.   According to Headway, the awarding of the new... - 29th May 2013
GE has supplied equipment to Dalian for 12 years
Chinese shipyard to use US automation systems for ship construction
US company, GE Power conversion, has announced that it will deliver drive and automation systems for a Goliath crane at China’s Dalian Shipyard.   The crane will be used to assist in the construction of... - 28th May 2013