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Examples of the Latest Paroc Marine References Examples of the latest Paroc Marine references Name Type Year Shipyard Country Ocean Princess Cruise Ship 2000 Fincantieri Italy Zaandam Cruise Ship 2000 Fincantieri Italy Carnival Victory Cruise Ship 2000 Fincantieri Italy Amsterdam Cruise Ship 2000 Fincantieri Italy Silver Shadow Cruise Ship 2000 T. Mariotti Italy Knossos Palace Fast ferry 2000 Fincantieri Italy Stellanova Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Bow Apollo Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Ziemia Tarnovska Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Belgian Reefer Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Marina Star Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Bow Saturn Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Caribian Trader Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Nova Liguria Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania C. Reefer Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Chougo Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Delphinius Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Storon Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Baltic Stone Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Dana Corona Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Energy Enterprice Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Engelsberg Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania North Trader Vessel 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Fikan Passenger/Car Ferry2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Gildeskal Passenger/Car Ferry 2000 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Norwegian Sky Cruise ship 2000 Aker Mtw Italy Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft EGV Frankfurt Supply vessel 2000 mbH & Co. KG Germany Costa Atlantica Cruise Ship 2000 Helsinki Shipyard Finland Adventure of The Seas Cruise Ship 2001 Kvaerner Masa-Yards Finland Carnival Spirit Cruise Ship 2001 Kvaerner Masa-Yards Finland Carnival Pride Cruise Ship 2001 Kvaerner Masa-Yards Finland SeaFrance Rodin Car Ferry 2001 Aker Finnyards Finland Silver Mirage Cruise Ship 2001 T. Mariotti Italy Festos Fast ferry 2001 Fincantieri Italy Europa Fast ferry 2001 Fincantieri Italy Olimpya Fast ferry 2001 Fincantieri Italy Olympic Spirit Cruise Ship 2001 Fosen Mekaniske AS Norway Stena Calypso Oil Liquefied Gas Carrier 2001 Gdynia Poland Merkur Bay Conteiner 2001 Gdynia Poland Ornes Passenger/Car Ferry 2001 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Feeding Barge Ferry 2001 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Jopi Vessel 2001 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Dina Vessel 2001 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft EGV Berlin Supply vessel 2001 mbH & Co. KG Germany Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft UND Ege RoRo Carrier 2001 mbH & Co. KG Germany Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft UND Adriyatik RoRo Carrier 2001 mbH & Co. KG Germany Norwegian Sun Passenger ship 2001 Lloyd Werft Bremerhaven GmbH Germany Ferries Superfast V-X Superfast ferry 2001 Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft AG Germany Kapitan Bogomolov Vessel 2001 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Admiral Shabalin Vessel 2001 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania Navigator of The Seas Cruise Ship 2002 Kvaerner Masa-Yards Finland Examples of the latest Paroc Marine references Carnival Legend Cruise Ship 2002 Kvaerner Masa-Yards Finland M/s Romantica Car Ferry 2002 Aker Finnyards Finland Hjaltland Passenger/Roro Ferry 2002 Aker Finnyards Finland Hrossey Passenger/Roro Ferry 2002 Aker Finnyards Finland Hamnavoe Passenger/Roro Ferry 2002 Aker Finnyards Finland ACV Tuuli Navy Vessel 2002 Aker Finnyards Finland Star Princess Cruise Ship 2002 Fincantieri Italy Carnival Conquest Cruise Ship 2002 Fincantieri Italy Westerdam Cruise Ship 2002 Fincantieri Italy La Superba Fast ferry 2002 NCA Italy Bithia Fast ferry 2002 Fincantieri Italy Janas Fast ferry 2002 Fincantieri Italy D. Casanova Fast ferry 2002 Fincantieri Italy Mont St-Michel 2002 Van der Giessen-de Noord N.V Netherlands The World Cruise Ship 2002 Fosen Mekaniske AS Norway Trollfjord Cruise Ship 2002 Fosen Mekaniske AS Norway Torg Hatten Car Ferry 2002 Gryfia Poland Isken Unloading Coal Floating Unit 2002 Remontowa Poland Dana Sirena Ro-ro 2002 Remontowa Poland Galaxy Leader Car Carrier 2002 Gdynia Poland Global Leader Car Carrier 2002 Gdynia Poland Stena Carbbean Oil Liquefied Gas Carrier 2002 Gdynia Poland Westwood Rainier General Cargo Carrier Conteiner 2002 Gdynia Poland Westwood Columbia General Cargo Carrier Conteiner 2002 Gdynia Poland CSCL Napoli Conteiner 2002 Gdynia Poland Norasia Valparaiso Conteiner 2002 Gdynia Poland Amaranta Conteiner 2002 Gdynia Poland Finnfighter Ro-lo Cargo Carrier 2002 Gdynia Poland Finnpine Ro-lo Cargo Carrier 2002 Gdynia Poland Finnwood Ro-lo Cargo Carrier 2002 Gdynia Poland Briz - Yug Tug Boat 2002 Chernomorskiy Ukraine M. Kanter Tug Boat 2002 Chernomorskiy Ukraine Lviv Tug Boat 2002 Chernomorskiy Ukraine Odessa Tug Boat 2002 Chernomorskiy Ukraine Jupiter Tug Boat 2002 Chernomorskiy Ukraine Argo 2002 Laivite Lithuania AID Avita Passenger ship 2002 Aker MTW Germany Ferries Superfast XI-XII Superfast ferry 2002 Flender Werft AG Germany F124 Sachsen Frigate 2002 Blohm + Voss GmbH Germany Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft UND Atilim RoRo Carrier 2002 mbH & Co. KG Germany Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft UND Birlik RoRo Carrier 2002 mbH & Co. KG Germany Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft Hurst Point RoRo Carrier 2002 mbH & Co. KG Germany Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft Eddystone RoRo Carrier 2002 mbH & Co. KG Germany Mariner of the Seas Cruise Ship 2003 Turku Shipyard Finland Costa Mediterranea Cruise Ship 2003 Helsinki Shipyard Finland FAC Tornio "Hamina"-class Missile Boat 2003 Aker Finnyards Finland Carnival Glory Cruise Ship 2003 Fincantieri Italy Seven Seas Voyager Cruise Ship 2003 T. Mariotti Italy ? Cruise Ship 2003 Fincantieri Italy Costa Crociere Cruise Ship 2003 Fincantieri Italy La Suprema Fast ferry 2003 NCA Italy Grande Nigeria Ferry (Ro Ro) 2003 Fincantieri Italy Grande Amburgo Ferry (Ro Ro) 2003 Fincantieri Italy Athara Fast ferry 2003 Fincantieri Italy Midnattssol Cruise Ship 2003 Fosen Mekaniske AS Norway M/F Sky Wind Ro-ro 2003 Remontowa Poland Examples of the latest Paroc Marine references Westwood Victoria General Cargo Carrier Conteiner 2003 Gdynia Poland Hual America Car Carrier 2003 Gdynia Poland Hual Africa Car Carrier 2003 Gdynia Poland Atlant Tug Boat 2003 Chernomorskiy Ukraine Mironenko 2003 JC Western Shipyard Lithuania AID Aaura Passenger ship 2003 Aker MTW Germany Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft Longstone RoRo Carrier 2003 mbH & Co. KG Germany Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft Beachy Head RoRo Carrier 2003 mbH & Co. KG Germany Tornio Missile Boat 2003 Rauma Shipyard Finland Crown Princess Cruise Ship 2004 Fincantieri Italy Costa Crociere Cruise Ship 2004 Fincantieri Italy Carnival Valor Cruise Ship 2004 Fincantieri Italy Carnival Miracle Cruise Ship 2004 Helsinki Shipyard Finland Nuraghes Fast ferry 2004 Fincantieri Italy F124 Hamburg Frigate 2004 Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft AG Germany Birka Paradise Cruise Ship 2004 Rauma Shipyard Finland Color Fantasy Cruise Ferry 2004 Turku Shipyard Finland Victoria I Cruise Ferry 2004 Rauma Shipyard Finland Fesco Sakhalin Icebreaking Supply/Stand-by vessel 2005 Helsinki Shipyard Finland Galaxy Cruise ferry 2006 Rauma Shipyard Finland Freedom of the Seas Cruise Ship 2006 Turku Shipyard Finland Cotentin RoPax 2007 Helsinki Shipyard Finland Tallink Star Cruise Ferry 2007 Rauma Shipyard Finland Liberty of the Seas Cruise Ship 2007 Turku Shipyard Finland Color Magic Cruise Ferry 2007 Turku Shipyard Finland Color Superspeed Cruise Ferry 2008 Rauma Shipyard Finland Color Superspeed 2 Cruise Ferry 2008 Rauma Shipyard Finland Baltic Princess Cruise Ferry 2008 Rauma Shipyard Finland Viking XPRS Cruise Ferry 2008 Helsinki Shipyard Finland Independence of the Seas Cruise Ship 2008 Turku Shipyard Finland Baltic Queen Cruise Ferry 2009 Rauma Shipyard Finland Armorique Cruise Ferry 2009 Rauma Shipyard Finland Oasis of the Seas Cruise Ship 2009 Turku Shipyard Finland Allure of the Seas Cruise Ship 2010 Turku Shipyard Finland S.A. Agulhas II Arctic survey and research vessel 2011 Rauma Shipyard Finland Spirit or Britain Car Ferry 2011 Rauma Shipyard Finland Spirit of France Car Ferry 2012 Rauma Shipyard Finland Viking Grace Cruise Ship 2012 Turku Shipyard Finland RV Mirabilis Fishery research vessel 2012 Rauma Shipyard Finland Vitus Bering Icebreaker 2012 Helsinki Shipyard Finland Stella Ferry 2013 Rauma Shipyard Finland Aleksey Dhirikov Icebreaker 2013 Helsinki Shipyard Finland Sonne Research vessel 2014 Meyer Werft, Papenburg Germany Loch Seaforth RoPax ferry 2014 Flensburger Schiffbaugesellschaft Germany Searoad Mersey II RoRo ferry 2014 Flensburger Schiffbaugesellschaft Germany Baltika Multipurpose energy and rescue vessel 2014 Helsinki Shipyard Finland Turva Coast guard vessel 2014 Rauma Shipyard Finland Costa Diadema Cruise Ship 2014 Fincantieri Italy Regal Princess Cruise Ship 2014 Fincantieri Italy Mein Schiff 3 Cruise Ship 2014 Turku Shipyard Finland Mein Schiff 4 Cruise Ship 2015 Turku Shipyard Finland Anthem of the Seas Cruise Ship 2015 Meyer Werft, Papenburg Germany Norwegian Escape Cruise Ship 2015 Meyer Werft, Papenburg Germany Murmansk Icebreaking Supply/Stand-by vessel 2015 Helsinki Shipyard Finland Britannia Cruise Ship 2015 Fincantieri Italy Viking Star Cruise Ship 2015 Fincantieri Italy Le Lyrial Cruise Ship 2016 Fincantieri Italy Polaris Multipurpose icebreaker 2016 Helsinki Shipyard Finland Examples of the latest Paroc Marine references Ovation of the Seas Cruise Ship 2016 Meyer Werft, Papenburg Germany Genting Dream Cruise Ship 2016 Meyer Werft, Papenburg Germany Saffron Superyacht 2016 Mariotti Italy Koningsdam Cruise Ship 2016 Fincantieri Italy Viking
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