HD Hyundai Heavy Lands Swedish Icebreaker Order
22, April 2026
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries secured a $348.9 million order from the Swedish Maritime Administration to build a Polar Class 4 icebreaker for delivery by 2029.
Blogs forApril 22nd, 2026
Seadrill Wins Two U.S. Gulf Drillship Deals
22, April 2026
Seadrill added about $260 million to its backlog after securing two ultra-deepwater drillship awards from LLOG Exploration Company for West Neptune and West Vela in the U.S. Gulf.
BOURBON Adds 13 Vessels to Fleet
22, April 2026
BOURBON has expanded its offshore support fleet with 13 vessel additions valued at more than $180 million, including acquired PSVs, reactivated AHTS vessels, a newbuild subsea vessel and crew boats under contract.
Valeura Energy Charters Enterprise Jack-Up for Thailand Work
22, April 2026
Valeura Energy has chartered Shelf Drilling’s Enterprise rig for multi-year work in the Gulf of Thailand, with operations currently planned to start in the fourth quarter of 2026.
MOL Wins AiP for Wind-Assisted Liquefied CO2 Carrier Design
22, April 2026
MOL secured ClassNK AiP for a 40,000 m3 liquefied CO2 carrier design fitted with three Wind Challenger units, developed with Samsung Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. for cross-border CO2 transport.
USA Shipbuilding Coalition Formed to Support SHIPS Act
22, April 2026
The USA Shipbuilding Coalition has been formed to support the SHIPS for America Act, aiming to expand U.S. shipbuilding capacity and address global competition.
F&G Receives DNV Approval for WindSetter 146 WTIV
22, April 2026
Friede & Goldman (F&G) received DNV Main Scantling Approval for its WindSetter 146 WTIV design, allowing the project to move toward contract and construction.
Saipem Wins ExxonMobil Guyana Subsea Contract
22, April 2026
Saipem secured a $150 million LNTP contract from ExxonMobil Guyana for the Longtail subsea project, with full scope potentially reaching $1.5 billion.
Scam Alerts Target Ships Seeking Hormuz Passage
22, April 2026
Fraudulent emails offering safe Hormuz passage for crypto payments are targeting ships, as Marisks warns operators of scams linked to regional transit tensions.
