South Korean shipbuilding company Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries and Russia-based Zvezda Shipbuilding have formed a new joint venture (JV) known as Zvezda-Hyundai in Russia.
The new JV will be owned by Hyundai Samho and Zvezda Shipbuilding at a proportion of 49% and 51% respectively.
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Hyundai will provide support in the fields of ship design, marketing, personnel and training under the arrangement.
DNV GL has joined hands with Hong Kong-based China Merchants Industry Holding (CMIH) to advance the development of the shipbuilding industry.
The two companies will focus on optimising construction processes and quality control, principally on the gas carrier, offshore and special vessel sectors, and developing vessels according to industry norms.
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The collaboration will also work on classification and regulatory issues, along with research, development and training.
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By GlobalDataNorwegian ferry company Torghatten Nord has placed an order with Rolls-Royce for the supply of 15 gas engines for its new liquefied natural gas (LNG) fuelled vessels.
The vessels were designed by Multi Maritime and will be operated between Bergen and Stord from January 2019.
Rolls-Royce's C26:33L9AGs engines will feature nine cylinders, delivering a power of 2,430kW.
The engines have been built in accordance with the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) Tier 3 requirements and include built-in exhaust treating systems.
Global commodity trading company Trafigura Group has placed an order worth more than $1.35bn via its Asian financial partner for up to 32 new crude oil and product tankers.
The deal includes a firm order for 22 crude oil and product tankers with options for ten additional vessels, including Medium Range (MR) tankers, LR2s and Suezmax tankers.
Trafigura will lease the new-builds from its partner, with an option to purchase at a later date if required.
Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) Group and China-based New Times Shipbuilding are constructing the vessels, with delivery scheduled to begin by the end of next year and continue through 2019.
