Finnish Marine Technology

Shipbuilding

Simply Iconic

Christened by football legend Lionel Messi in January 2024, Icon of the Seas is the biggest cruise ship in the

Lucky Seven

Mein Schiff 7 is the first built-in methanol capability cruise ship from the Turku Shipyard After delivering two vessels to

Targeting green innovations

Meyer Turku is enlisting the aid of universities in pursuit of more sustainable shipbuilding Meyer Turku is intensifying its collaboration

Icon of the Seas

The largest cruise ship so far The first in the series of Royal Caribbean International’s new cruise ships – ‘Icon

Fighting the perfect storm

Dealing with a deadly pandemic and war in Ukraine, marine industry shows resilience and remains hopeful for the future Global

Turn the Tide

Marine industry is getting greener every year. In December 2021, SEA Europe, representing close to 100% of the European shipbuilding

MyStar is set to shine bright

Tallink’s newest ship, MyStar, is under construction at Rauma Marine Constructions’ shipyard. MyStar is, to date, the largest ship built

Explorer Edge

Helsinki shipyard is building a trio of adventurous cruise ships Helsinki Shipyard is emerging from the Covid-19 crisis with plenty

As Big As They Come

Champion Door’s shipyard and port doors offer the total package – and have no size limitations All shipyard and port

Ready for the ride?

Despite historic challenges, Meyer Turku Shipyard delivered Mardi Gras on schedule On December 18th, 2020, Meyer Turku delivered cruise ship

Business as Unusual

Covid-19 crisis has hit the marine industry in various ways – and cruise lines and shipyards alike have been struggling

Science pushes shipyards

Meyer Turku And RMC team up with Aalto University in a quest for future innovation Future maritime expertise goes hand

Picking Up the Pace

Turku Shipyard wants to deliver a vessel every eight months Turku shipyard is hard at work making the most awe-inspiring

Marine Momentum

Cruise ships are still the hottest thing in the industry – But can environmental concerns turn the tide? As order