Shipbuilding Features (Shipbuilding)

The US Navy Los Angeles-class submarine USS Santa Fe joins the Royal Australian Navy Collins-class Submarines HMAS Collins, HMAS Farncomb, HMAS Dechaineux, and HMAS Sheean in formation in the West Australian Exercise Area, February 18, 2019.
Naval Submersibles

OPINION | AUKUS: Australia's strategy for undersea power in a contested Indo-Pacific

John Blaxland
COLUMN | Back on track? US icebreaker construction; Anduril invests in naval submarine manufacturing; war and how it creates business opportunities for billionaires [Offshore Accounts]
Security

COLUMN | Back on track? US icebreaker construction; Anduril invests in naval submarine manufacturing; war and how it creates business opportunities for billionaires [Offshore Accounts]

Hieronymus Bosch
A four-legged robot designed to crawl across a ship's hull for welding, painting and other duties
Unmanned, Robotics & AI

FEATURE | AI in the shipbuilding loop: Japanese yards to employ robots for open-space welding and painting work

Baird Maritime
Quick updates: Bourbon vessel sales; Kotug buys Vortex; Atlantic Towing sold to J. P. Morgan; IWS and Dong Fang order more windfarm support ships [Offshore Accounts]
Offshore

COLUMN | Quick updates: Bourbon vessel sales; Kotug buys Vortex; Atlantic Towing sold to J. P. Morgan; IWS and Dong Fang order more windfarm support ships [Offshore Accounts]

Hieronymus Bosch
Austal's shipyard in Henderson, Western Australia. Three Evolved Cape-class patrol boats and three smaller Guardian-class patrol boats are moored pierside while a fourth Evolved Cape-class boat is mounted on a slipway.
Security

OPINION | A welcome wildcat? Austal, AUKUS and an ownership mud wrestle

Michael Shoebridge
COLUMN | 2020 Bulkers becomes AHTS AS – Norwegian casino capitalism benefits the promoters as anchor handlers surge in a Drew Barrymore-like comeback [Offshore Accounts]
Offshore

COLUMN | 2020 Bulkers becomes AHTS AS – Norwegian casino capitalism benefits the promoters as anchor handlers surge in a Drew Barrymore-like comeback [Offshore Accounts]

Hieronymus Bosch
The fast ferry SH-Galata 2 underway in the Bosphorus Strait just outside Istanbul
Ferry

COLUMN | Science versus subversion: dispelling claims of "magic hulls" that promise improved efficiency [Aft Lines]

John Kecsmar
The Royal Australian Navy Collins-class submarine HMAS Dechaineux
Naval Submersibles

OPINION | AUKUS has put Australia's submarine effort back on track

Michael Pezzullo
The Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker Arktika
Shipping

COLUMN | Understanding nuclear-powered ship development and its accompanying risks [Grey Power]

Michael Grey
COLUMN | I have nothing, nothing: Scotland and Tasmania ferry fiascos; New Zealand shipping and emergency towage woes; Oman's dark fleet tanker dilemma; Chinese overfishing off Guinea-Bissau [Offshore Accounts]
Shipping

COLUMN | I have nothing, nothing: Scotland and Tasmania ferry fiascos; New Zealand shipping and emergency towage woes; Oman's dark fleet tanker dilemma; Chinese overfishing off Guinea-Bissau [Offshore Accounts]

Hieronymus Bosch
COLUMN | Quick updates: tanker bonanza: Euronav and Frontline sell VLCCs and invest in offshore; sinking Suezmax threatens Oman [Offshore Accounts]
Offshore

COLUMN | Quick updates: tanker bonanza: Euronav and Frontline sell VLCCs and invest in offshore; sinking Suezmax threatens Oman [Offshore Accounts]

Hieronymus Bosch
Launch of the Korea People's Army Navy ballistic missile submarine Hero Kim Kun Ok
Naval

OPINION | North Korea's naval buildup will stretch allied forces across the Indo-Pacific

Jihoon Yu
Application of finite element analysis in the design of a vessel's hull
Shipping

COLUMN | Finite element analysis software: understanding its limitations and why engineering judgment still matters [Aft Lines]

John Kecsmar
Osborne Naval Shipyard in South Australia, where the Royal Australian Navy's future nuclear-powered submarines will be built
Naval Submersibles

OPINION | AUKUS Pillar One will be won or lost on workforce

Raelene Lockhorst
COLUMN | End of the road or a new beginning? Global Marine Group, Orange and the global cable opportunity [Offshore Accounts]
Offshore

COLUMN | End of the road or a new beginning? Global Marine Group, Orange and the global cable opportunity [Offshore Accounts]

Hieronymus Bosch
COLUMN | Flip, flip, flip: DOF sells to Uthalden, Fredriksen sells to DOF, Borealis sells to both DOF and Uthalden [Offshore Accounts]
Offshore

COLUMN | Flip, flip, flip: DOF sells to Uthalden, Fredriksen sells to DOF, Borealis sells to both DOF and Uthalden [Offshore Accounts]

Hieronymus Bosch
COLUMN | How will the Seacor Marine saga end? [Offshore Accounts]
Offshore

COLUMN | How will the Seacor Marine saga end? [Offshore Accounts]

Hieronymus Bosch
A shipyard in Gdynia, Poland
Shipping

COLUMN | The hidden curriculum: why learning by doing should be the norm in naval architecture [Aft Lines]

John Kecsmar
The US Navy nuclear-powered fast attack submarine USS Virginia arrives at Naval Submarine Base New London in Groton, Connecticut, following a change of homeport from Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine, April 12, 2023.
Naval Submersibles

OPINION | How Australian nuclear-powered submarines will fit into multi-domain deterrence

Malcolm Davis
Rendering of a possible design for the SSN-AUKUS submarines
Naval Submersibles

OPINION | A tiny fleet of nuclear submarines comes at the cost of a weaker Australian military

Ewen Levick
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