
DNV is leading a unique collaboration between the Norwegian IT, defence, oil and gas industries to develop a digital platform for the next generation integrated operations.

Collaboration between Vietnamese and Norwegian interests aims to enhance competency and capacity within Vietnam’s maritime, offshore and shipbuilding sectors.
Jakarta: Indonesia's Pertamina has ordered five new oil tankers. All will comply with DNV's environmental rules - a first by a major oil ompany on South East Asia.

DNV has established a Climate Change Academy and Network that will address the shortage of competence and people within the carbon market.

DNV profits from increase in conversion work at Drydocks World Dubai (DWD)

Hunt for oil fuels India’s building boom and DNV’s increasing share of offshore supply and service vessels.

Orient Ship Management Norway (OSM) has become the first company in the world to be certified according to DNV’s standard for Crew Manning Offices & Private Recruitment and Placement Services.
Darwin: The demand for DNV’s services is steadily increasing in Australia’s Northern Territory, particularly within the market sectors of Defence, Maritime and Offshore. By opening an office in Darwin, DNV is the first classification society to have a permanent presence in Australia’s Northern Territory.

DNV is beefing up Middle East and India staffing levels to 1,000 within two years to meet increasing demand for its services.

2008 marks 20 years of shipbuilding for Austal Ships – one of the world leaders in the design and construction of high speed aluminium vessels.

Zain, a leading mobile telecoms operator in the Middle East and Africa, has signed a three-year agreement with DNV to prepare its 22 operations for ISO certification.

To assist owners with the challenges of building and operating ships for the booming bulk cargo trades, DNV recently conducted a half-day seminar in Hong Kong on bulk carrier construction and operation.
DNV Industry is working with the Chinese central government on setting guidelines for rating risk amongst centrally controlled enterprises.

Many Chinese shipyards have decisively entered the offshore arena with its intense demand for offshore drilling units and FPSO facilities.

Shipping Daily Lloyd’s List has chosen DNV as ‘The best Classification Society in the Middle East and Indian Sub-continent’.

Nowhere on the DNV globe is the growth rate as high as in Vietnam. While the number of employees was less than 40 a year ago, it has today passed 70.
DNV IT Global Services has appointed Mike Loginov to the post of UK managing director.
The Paris MOU's three-year rolling list of detention-per-inspection rates shows DNV coming out with the best figures.
Hobart, Tasmania: The launch of Australian Incat yard’s 112-metre wave piercing catamaran earlier this week set new milestones for High Speed Light Craft shipping.