The first next-generation methanol-ready multipurpose vessel being built in China for Singapore-based shipping company AAL Shipping has been launched.
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AAL Shipping, part of investment company Schoeller Holdings, has held a steel-cutting ceremony for teh fourth Super B-Class dual-fuel-ready heavy lift multipurpose vessel (MPV).
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CSSC Huangpu Wenchong Shipyard has held a keel-laying ceremony for AAL Shipping’s (AAL) first Super B-Class dual-fuel-ready heavy lift multipurpose vessel (MPV).
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Construction has begun on AAL Shipping’s (AAL) first Super B-Class dual-fuel-ready heavy lift multipurpose vessel (MPV), reports Offshore Energy.
Steel-cutting ceremony for MPVAAL Limassol is the first of AAL Shipping’s order of six 32,000 dwt dual-fuel ready newbuild vessels to undergo construction, billed to enter the water in 2024
The beginning of construction started with steel-cutting ceremony at the CSSC Huangpu Wenchong Shipyard, Guangzhou, China on 1 March.
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Construction has begun on AAL Shipping’s (AAL) first Super B-Class dual-fuel -ready heavy lift multipurpose vessel (MPV).
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AAL Shipping (AAL) has appointed Mumbai-based shipping company, Merchant Shipping Services PVT Ltd., to be its exclusive commercial agency representative in India – a move that will harness yet further the cargo opportunities available to local shippers through its expanding ‘Europe – Middle East/India – Asia Monthly Liner Service’ (EUMEIA) and regular trade lanes connecting India with the rest of the world.
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*Note: this article is a re-publication of the AAL statement, however, it has been lightly edited by Shipping Australia.
Break bulk and multi-purpose shipping operator, AAL (a Shipping Australia member), has undertaken a salvage operation to remove two tugs from the Mersey River in Devonport on the north-west coast of Tasmania.
The 31,000 deadweight, 700 tonne, heavy...
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A bulk cement carrier rammed and sank two tugboats in Port Devenport, Tasmania, in January. The waterway is now open to normal commercial traffic after a salvage operation this month involving a commercial vessel with built-in cranes that normally is used to transport breakbulk and heavy lift project cargo such as wind turbines, transformers and mining equipment.
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A salvage company has completed the removal of two tugs that sank after being struck by a passing commercial vessel at the Port of Devonport in Tasmania, Australia, earli ..
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At the end of September 2021, the 19,000dwt heavy lift multipurpose vessel, the AAL Nanjing, loaded four large chimney sections, with a combined weight of close to 500 metric tonnes and 6,000 cubic metres in size. The units were manufactured and loaded in Humen, China, and shipped long-haul along AAL Shipping’s (AAL) popular ‘Asia – West Coast Australia Monthly Liner Service’ (AUWC) to Henderson in Australia for installation at the Kwinana Waste to Energy (WTE) Plant – the first thermal...