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Drydock magazine, celebrating over 40 years in the industry, is the world’s leading authority for ship repair, maintenance and conversion, providing editorial quality, expert knowledge and insights in the ship repair market around the world. Offering comprehensive analysis and comment on all aspects of ship repair, Drydock Magazine is a must read for those who work in this industry.
Berge Neblina sets sail following Rotor Sails installation
Berge Neblina sets sail following the installation of Anemoi’s energy saving Rotor Sails
Mammoet awarded construction upgrade of Hawaii drydock
Mammoet has entered into an agreement with DHO (Dragados/Hawaiian Dredging/Orion JV) to perform transportation and lifting services for the construction of Dry Dock 5 in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Fuel savings and long-term CII compliance
Höegh Autoliners secures fuel savings and long-term CII compliance with Accelleron and Hanwha engine part-load optimisation
Cruise & Ferry repairs in the spotlight
A cruiseship conversion at Remontowa, 10 cruise retrofits for Seatrium, significant growth at APCL, biocide-free coatings for Finnlines, power upgrades for Finnlines and Hamlet and an LTSA between MAN Energy Solutions and Carnival Corporation
Check out the latest issue of DryDock magazine
The latest ship repair news in the June 2024 issue of DryDock
Southern European ship repair
Navantia, Astican and Navalrocha have all been occupied with cruiseships and ferries in the first quarter of 2024
Better biofouling reduces costs and emissions
As shipping grapples with tightening emissions regulations, Dr Sasha Heriot, Product Development Business Manager, Cathelco, explains how a proactive approach to biofouling management can deliver cost savings and environmental benefits
Long-term investment strategy provides significant returns at MarineShaft
MarineShaft is celebrating its 20th anniversary explains Lisa Hjermitslev, CCO
Azipod propulsion ticks all the boxes in the growing retrofit market
ABB’s market-leading Azipod electric propulsion system has become a commercially attractive retrofit option for existing vessels as shipowners seek ways to comply with new emissions regulations.
