First Wartsila Auxpac gensets go to Chinese

Article Abstract:

The features of Wartsila Auxpac gensets developed by Finland based Wartsila, for China based Shanghai Zhenhua Port Machinery Co Ltd. are discussed. The gensets will be used to build a 4,000-tonne heavy-lift ship for Guangzhou Salvage Bureau.

China, Product development, Product information, Turbines and turbine generator sets, Turbine industry, Wartsila Corp., Wartsila Auxpac (Engine)

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Taiwan has advantages

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China Shipbuilding Corp. in Taiwan is described as a very popular ship repair facility. The biggest repair job in recent times was a floating dock owned by the local navy. This pact was valued at $38 million.

Taiwan, Services information, Services, China Shipbuilding Corp.

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Admiralty to build Arctic shuttle tankers

Article Abstract:

The details the contract signed between Aker Arctic Technology (AARC) of Finland and FSUE Admiralty Shipyards, for the purchase of two 70.000 DWT double-acting Arctic shuttle tankers is presented.

General services, Engineering Services, Russia, Deep sea foreign trans. of freight, Deep Sea Freight Transportation, Cargo & Tanker Vessels, Tankers Construction, Tankers, Engineering for Plastic, Rubber Prodcts, Purchasing, Engineering firms, Tankers (Ships)

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