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Saturday, 17 October 2026
Shipyards and Ship Repair
Government gives green light to 2-BEnergy offshore turbine in Las Palmas
The Ministry for the Ecological Transition confirmed on Wednesday the prior authorization for the WHEEL project, an experimental 6 MW...
Read moreDetailsAre they also going to blacklist Nippon Sanso in Tenerife for threatening port business in Las Palmas?
It is absurd: it means holding back Tenerife’s own development to yield to pressure from Las Palmas. The industrial gases...
Read moreDetailsAsinca’s AIEM Exposed: The New Crisis Pressuring the Canary Islands’ Naval Sectors
The industrial crisis in Salinetas has reached the docks of the Port of Las Palmas. Naval repair, boiler-making and mechanical...
Read moreDetailsBrussels Targets Astican’s Concession Extension at the Port of Las Palmas Until 2048
Brussels believes concessions dating back to the Franco era must be renewed because Spain joined the EU for a reason....
Read moreDetailsSuárez’s pathetic obstruction of Tenerife Shipyards over four metres of water depth
It must be more important to be thinking about the Christmas concert by now. A gigantic floating dry dock, a...
Read moreDetailsNavantia, Zamakona and Hidramar: Spanish-owned capital showcases repair advances at SMM Hamburg 2026
The international maritime industry is turning the Hamburg Messe und Congress exhibition center into its epicenter for SMM Hamburg 2026,...
Read moreDetailsCasablanca Shipyard: Another Delay Revives Industrial Debate
The timetable for awarding the new Casablanca shipyard has been thrown into disarray. The National Ports Agency (ANP), which was...
Read moreDetailsThat Labour Inspectorate: Laskaridis’ Farce That Shames the Port of Las Palmas
A slaughterhouse for divers. The Port of Las Palmas is home to an overwhelming majority of companies, shipping agents and...
Read moreDetailsBlessed Labor Inspectorate: Otech and Laskaridis’ farce shames Las Palmas Port
A slaughterhouse for divers. The Port of Las Palmas is home to an overwhelming majority of companies, shipping agents and...
Read moreDetailsSolstad Maritime: The Normand Cutter to operate from late 2026 in West Africa
Solstad Maritime to deploy Normand Cutter in West AfricaThe Norwegian company Solstad Maritime, which specialises in support vessels for the...
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