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No successful pirate attack since 19 th June

No successful pirate attack since 19 th June

According to the data from the International Maritime Bureau (IMB) there has been no successful hijack since 19th June, when a fishing dhow was seized, and no

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German shipping dominance threatened by world crisis

German shipping dominance threatened by world crisis

Germany’s shipping industry faces a wave of bankruptcies over coming months as funding dries up and deepening economic woes across the world cause a sharp contraction in container trade.

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Costa Concordia won't be moved until end of spring 2013

Costa Concordia won't be moved until end of spring 2013

Italian officials said that the capsized Costa Concordia cruise ship will not be moved from its resting place off the island of Giglio as quickly as planned.

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Aker Solutions ASA: Second quarter results 2012

Aker Solutions ASA: Second quarter results 2012

Aker Solutions' operating revenues were NOK 11.9 billion in the second quarter and NOK 21.7 billion for the first six months of 2012.

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MAERSK:PRESS RELEASE INTERIM REPORT 2nd Quarter 2012

MAERSK:PRESS RELEASE INTERIM REPORT 2nd Quarter 2012

Highlights for the Group for the 2nd quarter 2012 “We deliver a fairly satisfactory result for the second quarter, and we are on the right track

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Hapag-Lloyd Holding:Interim Group Report

Hapag-Lloyd Holding:Interim Group Report

Highly volatile stock markets In the first three months of 2012, the international financial markets experienced the best start to any year since 1998. However, the renewed flare-up

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Nine in shortlist for Sohar Refinery expansion EPC contract

Nine in shortlist for Sohar Refinery expansion EPC contract

International engineering giants are among nine groups of bidders shortlisted for an estimated $1.2 billion contract to undertake the expansion of Oman’s flagship refinery at Sohar.

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Canadian Natural Abides Prices Instead of LNG

Canadian Natural Abides Prices Instead of LNG

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (CNQ), the country’s worst-performing major energy stock this year, is sitting on its shale-gas

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Tangiers Petroleum adds 15,000 sq km to Australian exploration portfolio

Tangiers Petroleum adds 15,000 sq km to Australian exploration portfolio

Tangiers' planned exploration will initially focus on geotechnical studies and the acquisition of 500km of 2D seismic data Tangiers'

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Chevron earlier considered replacing corroded pipe

Chevron earlier considered replacing corroded pipe

Chevron Corp. reportedly considered replacing a corroded Richmond refinery pipe nearly a year ago but decided it was good for another five years of service.

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Oil drilling boom has side effects

Oil drilling boom has side effects

The local prison is so short on guards that inmates can sometimes just walk away. A gas station barely has enough cashiers to keep up with the trucks filling the parking lot. And “help wanted” signs seem to hang from every restaurant and shop.

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JKX Oil & Gas starts production from well 27 at Koshekhablskoye field

JKX Oil & Gas starts production from well 27 at Koshekhablskoye field

JKX Oil & Gas (LON:JKX) yesterday morning confirmed that gas production is now underway from well 27 at the Koshekhablskoye field, Russia.

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Natural Gas: This Stubbornly Resilient Supply

Natural Gas: This Stubbornly Resilient Supply

The second quarter was brutal to North American natural gas producers. The NYMEX natural gas price averaged $2.22 per MMBtu, dropping further from the already sub-economic $2.74 per MMBtu

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Second quarter interim dividend for 2012

Second quarter interim dividend for 2012

On 31 July 2012, the Directors of BP p.l.c. announced that the interim dividend for the second quarter 2012 would be US$0.08 per ordinary share (US$0.48 per ADS).

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Statoil farms down in Mozambique licence

Statoil farms down in Mozambique licence

Statoil has farmed down a 25% working interest in its operated exploration licence offshore Mozambique to Tullow Oil plc (Tullow).

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OPEC output falls on Saudi, Iranian production cuts

OPEC output falls on Saudi, Iranian production cuts

OPEC crude output fell for a second month in July as Saudi Arabia cut production and Iran pumped less than Iraq for the first time in at least 20 years.

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Oil price inflates as speculators bet on stimulus

Oil price inflates as speculators bet on stimulus

Oil prices are racing higher as investors bet that central bank cash will soon boost a market afraid of Middle East war and worried

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Evergreen Commences New Yangon Feeder Service

Evergreen Commences New Yangon Feeder Service

In response to increasing market demand for feeder space, Evergreen Line will commence the new Straits-Yangon (Myanmar) service (referred to as SYS) from late August.

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ABS Certifies Portugal’s First Offshore Wind Turbine

ABS Certifies Portugal’s First Offshore Wind Turbine

ABS, the leading provider of classification services to the global offshore industry, has provided certification services for the design

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Wide Range of Expert Speakers at Offshore Energy 2012

Wide Range of Expert Speakers at Offshore Energy 2012

The OE2012 conference which runs parallel to the Offshore Energy exhibition on 23 & 24 October in the Amsterdam RAI features an international faculty of expert speakers.

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