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UK: Shell Charters Atlantic Rotterdam Accommodation Rig from KS Energy

UK: Shell Charters Atlantic Rotterdam Accommodation Rig from KS Energy

KS Energy Limited announced today that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Atlantic Rotterdam Limited, has secured a 1 plus 1 year bareboat charter contract worth up to

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Japan: Maersk Line Exercises Option with DSME to Build Additional 10 Triple-E Ships

Japan: Maersk Line Exercises Option with DSME to Build Additional 10 Triple-E Ships

Today, at a signing ceremony in Tokyo, Japan, Maersk Line exercised its option with Korea’s Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd. to build an additional 10 Triple-E ships, the world’s largest and most efficient container vessels.

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Japan: MOL to Expand Large-scale Containership Fleet

Japan: MOL to Expand Large-scale Containership Fleet

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. today announced a decision to order two containerships (8,600 TEU) from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., with delivery slated for 2013. Along with eight 8,100 TEU ships already in operation, the new vessels will be deployed to Asia-Europe routes.

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Perisai Petroleum to expand vessel charting business

Perisai Petroleum to expand vessel charting business

Perisai Petroleum TeknologiBhd, an oil and gas services provider, wants to expand its vessel chartering business to grow earnings.Its shareholders yesterday approved a deal to

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The Great Eastern Shipping Company: Buy

The Great Eastern Shipping Company: Buy

Investors with a two-year plus perspective can consider buying the shares of The Great Eastern Shipping Company (GESCO), the country's largest private sector shipper.

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Jumbo Shipping delivers its largest ever container crane

Jumbo Shipping delivers its largest ever container crane

Last Month, 2011, Jumbo Shipping delivered a 71-metre-tall and 29-metre-wide container crane to the Port of Sète (France) for its client Eurocrane. Weighing close to 1,200 tonnes

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Shipping minister GK Vasan calls for unified UN Force to tackle piracy

Shipping minister GK Vasan calls for unified UN Force to tackle piracy

Stressing the fact that 90 per cent of world trade is carried by sea, he lauded the silent but pivotal role played by 1.5 million seafarers across the world.He expressed happiness

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Full steam ahead in shipping push

Full steam ahead in shipping push

After the Hong Kong shipping industry complained about insufficient government attention, the development of the sector has been included in the 12th Five-Year Plan of the central government.

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Horizon Lines Secures Covenant Relief Aiding Refinancing Effort

Horizon Lines Secures Covenant Relief Aiding Refinancing Effort

Horizon Lines, Inc. (NYSE:HRZ - News) yesterday announced that it has reached an agreement with its bank group to amend its credit facility. The amendment relaxes compliance

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Tidewater Inc. and Affiliates Not Target of OFAC Sanctions

Tidewater Inc. and Affiliates Not Target of OFAC Sanctions

Tidewater Inc. (NYSE:TDW - News) announced yesterday that it is not affiliated with and has no relationship of any kind with Tidewater Middle East Co. (or any of its affiliates)

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The need for real vessel “ownership”

The need for real vessel “ownership”

Continuity in the manpower overseeing any complex technical equipment is important, as anyone who has had responsibility for the maintenance of a ship knows full well. It is not easy, with some of the liberal crewing regimes that are necessary to attract people to stay

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As pirate attacks grow, shipowners take arms

As pirate attacks grow, shipowners take arms

Over the last two centuries, the use of military force at sea has become largely the preserve of states. The legal basis under which modern-day cargo ships -- with their often

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No greater potential for port expansion than in Prince Rupert, says Transportation Minister

No greater potential for port expansion than in Prince Rupert, says Transportation Minister

Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Blair Lekstrom was in town to tour various port facilities, and says he sees nothing but positive in Prince Rupert’s future.

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Lagos ports expect 79 ships

Lagos ports expect 79 ships

Seventy-nine ships, laden with various items, are expected to sail into the Lagos ports between June 22 and July 15. This was contained in the shipping position made available

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Yantai Special: Trade surge at Yantai Bonded Port

Yantai Special: Trade surge at Yantai Bonded Port

The port area, which now covers 7.26 square kilometers, handled goods worth $20.2 billion last year. The Yantai Bonded Port Area in East China's Shandong province is now

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Pakistan oil, gas drilling falls short of target in fiscal 2010-11

Pakistan oil, gas drilling falls short of target in fiscal 2010-11

Pakistan's upstream companies drilled only 42 wells in the fiscal year to June 30 due to issues with security and a persisting "circular debt" problem, a Ministry of Petroleum official said Friday.

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Hallin secures an urgent Angola pipeline repair contract

Hallin secures an urgent Angola pipeline repair contract

Hallin Marine, a Superior Energy Services company, announces the award of its latest subsea pipeline repair project off the African west coast. Working on behalf of a major oil company,

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Experts: Gas prices may fall further, but won't pump up economy

Experts: Gas prices may fall further, but won't pump up economy

Area experts say that the decision to release oil reserves could send area gas prices, which al¬ready have dropped 40 cents since May 5, plum¬meting as much as another 60 cents -- or it could do nothing at all.

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Asia moves to tap oil reserves

Asia moves to tap oil reserves

Asian nations moved to release emergency oil stockpiles on Friday as part of a rare global coordinated action by consumer countries to prevent high energy prices

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Oil and Natural Gas Technical and Fundamental Analysis

Oil and Natural Gas Technical and Fundamental Analysis

Light Sweet Crude The CL contract fell apart as it was announced that several countries were set to release oil reserves into the markets over the next 60 days. This extra 2 million barrels a day should help alleviate price for the short-term. However, there are many

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