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Preserved ship: Ice-breaker’s centenary

19 September 2014

On 19 June at Tallinn’s Seaplane Harbour, part of the Estonian Maritime Museum, the 100th anniversary of the preserved ice-breaker Suur Tõll (named after...

LNG-fuelled tankers: LNG options taken up

8 September 2014

Terntank Rederi A/S of Skagen, Denmark has exercised its options to add two more LNG-fuelled 15,000dwt tankers to the two it ordered from China’s...

NEW LIFEBOAT: Latest Shannon named

1 September 2014

The fourth of the new 13m Shannon class lifeboat formally began her service with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) when she was named...

NAVAL SUPPORT: Ready for all weathers

25 August 2014

Andrew Weir Shipping has been awarded the contract for the support and maintenance of HMS Protector (A173) following a competitive tendering process. HMS Protector...

Shipyard news: Turkish delight

25 August 2014

Turkey has become Europe’s biggest shipbuilder, and the ships it has been building have become increasingly sophisticated. Recently completed by the Tersan Shipyard in...

Cruise Ship: Costa Concordia’s final voyage

20 August 2014

The cruise ship Costa Concordia, which was wrecked off Giglio Island, Italy in January 2012 with 3,206 passengers and 1,023 crew on board, was...

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