Ferry TÕLL To Become A Hybrid Ship The subsidiary of Tallinna Sadam, TS Laevad OÜ has signed an agreement with the Estonian shipbuilding company Baltic Workboats AS to rebuild the ferry TÕLL, which operates the on the Virtsu-Kuivastu line, into an environmentally friendly hybrid ship. During the...
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Aegean Seaways Suddenly Suspended All KAUNAS Sailings On The Lavrion-Cesme Run Sudden end for the much expected ro-pax KAUNAS (25.606gt/1989) of the Turkish Aegean Seaways on the Cesme-Lavrion line. It seems that the ambitious project was a short-lived one and the ship returned back to the Black...
Corsica Ferries: 4 LNG/Methanol Conversions And 1 LNG Newbuilding On 23 July, a group of nine French ship owners have signed a charter, named SAILS. The word stands for ‘Sustainable Actions For Innovative and Low-Impact Shipping’. All major French ferry companies, such as Brittany Ferries, Corsica...
https://www.ferryshippingnews.com/corsica-ferries-4-lng-methanol-conversions-and-1-lng-newbuilding/
Caronte & Tourist Attacks Croatian Authorities As New Link From Rijeka Is Still Pending Italian company Caronte & Tourist Isole Minori found some difficulties at launching a new maritime link between the ports of Rijeka and Porozina after filing a request with Croatia’s Agency for Coastal Passenger...
Rømø-Sylt Line Gets A Second Ferry FRS (Flensburger Reederei Group) is buying another car ferry for its ferry connection to Sylt (Rømø-Sylt Line). It will be the Norwegian ferry TRESFJORD, entering service in November 2019. With the second ferry, the Rømø-Sylt line is significantly expanding its...
https://www.ferryshippingnews.com/romo-sylt-line-gets-a-second-ferry/
AF CLAUDIA Chartered Out To Grimaldi Group For The Civitavecchia – Olbia Route Until next autumn, Grimaldi Group charters the ro-pax AF CLAUDIA (ex CALIFORNIA STAR), which has been purchased by, and recently delivered to Adria Ferries from Baja Ferries. Grimaldi announced the ship will be operating...
Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Co., a mid-sized South Korean shipbuilder, said Thursday, March 21, that it has secured 120 billion won (US$107 million) worth of orders to build three container vessels.
Under the deal with an Asian shipper, Hyundai Mipo will build the 2,500-TEU vessels, with the delivery of the ships to begin during the second half of 2020.
Hyundai Mipo is an affiliate of Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., the world’s largest shipyard.
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