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Yiulian Dockyard reopens with rare laden-vessel repair capability in Hong Kong

Yiulian Dockyard reopens with rare laden-vessel repair capability in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s Yiulian Dockyard has officially reopened following a significant modernisation programme and workforce expansion, with management positioning the facility as one of the most operationally flexible ship repair hubs in Asia.  Operated by China Merchants Shipbuilding Industry, the Tsing Yi-based yard is now highlighting a capability that sets it apart within mainland China: it is the only dockyard in the country permitted to receive vessels alongside while still fully laden with cargo.  This operational flexibility provides a major advantage for shipowners facing emergency repairs or unplanned maintenance, particularly in the busy maritime corridors of southern China....

Wah Kwong orders LR2 tanker duo at DSIC with future-fuel focus

Wah Kwong orders LR2 tanker duo at DSIC with future-fuel focus

Hong Kong shipowner Wah Kwong Maritime Transport has moved forward with another major fleet investment after placing an order for two 114,000 dwt LR2 tankers at Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Co (DSIC), a shipyard affiliated with China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC).  The deal, which also includes options for two additional vessels, was officially signed on May 28 in...

Posidonia startup showcase spotlights AI, cybersecurity and maritime innovation

Posidonia startup showcase spotlights AI, cybersecurity and maritime innovation

Posidonia 2026 will shine a spotlight on the next generation of maritime technology companies next week as The Captain’s Table officially unveils the finalists selected for its Maritime Innovation Demo Day in Athens.  The event, scheduled for June 3 at The Margi Hotel during Posidonia week, will bring together startups and scale-ups developing solutions across artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, vessel operations, emissions reduction and maritime financial services. ...

GT Wings launches RINA-approved tool to strengthen wind propulsion investment decisions

GT Wings launches RINA-approved tool to strengthen wind propulsion investment decisions

As interest in wind-assisted propulsion continues to accelerate across the maritime sector, UK-based clean technology company GT Wings has introduced a new performance assessment tool designed to help shipowners better evaluate the commercial value of wind propulsion systems before installation.  The company announced that the new modelling framework, developed in partnership with maritime simulation specialist Blue Wasp Marine, has now received independent verification from classification...

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