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Höegh Jacksonville Officially Named

Höegh Jacksonville Officially Named

The latest addition to Höegh Autoliners’ fleet was named “Höegh Jacksonville”

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Abengoa to develop 110MW Cerro Dominador solar-thermal plant in Chile

Abengoa to develop 110MW Cerro Dominador solar-thermal plant in Chile

Spanish company Abengoa has secured an approval from the Chilean Environmental Service to construct the 110MW Cerro Dominador solar-thermal plant.

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Nautricity deploys first CoRMaT tidal turbine in UK

Nautricity deploys first CoRMaT tidal turbine in UK

UK-based Nautricity has deployed its first commercial scale contra rotating marine turbine (CoRMaT) tidal turbine at the European Marine Energy Centre's Shapinsay Sound test site , in Orkney.

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Abengoa to build two transmission lines in Brazil

Abengoa to build two transmission lines in Brazil

The Brazilian Electricity Regulatory Agency (ANEEL) has selected Abengoa to build two new electricity transmission lines in the country.

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Iran cuts June Light crude OSP to Asia by 20 cents

Iran cuts June Light crude OSP to Asia by 20 cents

Iran set its official selling prices (OSP) for June-loading Iran Light crude to Asia at $1.91 a barrel premium to Oman/Dubai, down 20 cents from the month before, trade sources said on Monday.

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WTI Trades Near 3-Day High as Supplies Seen Falling

WTI Trades Near 3-Day High as Supplies Seen Falling

West Texas Intermediate traded near a three-day high amid speculation that crude stockpiles declined a second week in the U.S., the world’s biggest oil consumer. Brent was steady in London.

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IMO to Toughen Passenger Safety Rules in Concordia Aftermath

IMO to Toughen Passenger Safety Rules in Concordia Aftermath

The International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) meets at the Organization’s London headquarters for its 93rd session, from 14 to 23 May 2014.

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MSC Moves to the Deurganck Dock

MSC Moves to the Deurganck Dock

The MSC shipping company is to consolidate all its activities in the port of Antwerp in the Deurganck dock, on the left bank of the Scheldt.

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Dire strait, why Asia must prepare for an oil shock: Kemp

Dire strait, why Asia must prepare for an oil shock: Kemp

Asia is more at risk from any disruption to Middle East oil supplies than Europe or the United States but is less prepared

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Shift from rail drops Bakken pipeline differentials to 2014 low

Shift from rail drops Bakken pipeline differentials to 2014 low

The two main Bakken pipeline markets weakened for the seventh time since April 30, bringing differentials to their lowest levels of the year.

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Kuwait says to sign $12bn LNG supply deal with Shell

Kuwait says to sign $12bn LNG supply deal with Shell

Kuwait's state oil group said on Sunday it would sign a six-year liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply deal with Royal Dutch Shell

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Carnival Corporation Expands Fleet in China

Carnival Corporation Expands Fleet in China

Costa Cruises, one of Carnival Corporation’s 10 industry-leading brands

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Two Chemical Tankers Join Navig8

Two Chemical Tankers Join Navig8

Navig8, a fully integrated provider of shipping management services, has welcomed two additions to its growing fleet, namely the UACC Manama and UACC Shamiya.

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UACC Welcomes UACC RIYADH to Its Chemical Tanker Fleet

UACC Welcomes UACC RIYADH to Its Chemical Tanker Fleet

United Arab Chemical Carriers (UACC) announced today the addition of UACC RIYADH (ex BUNGA BANYAN), 45,544 DWT, to its chemical tanker fleet.

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Hyundai Glovis Orders Four

Hyundai Glovis Orders Four

South Korean shipper Hyundai Glovis is continuing with its annual fleet renewal program with the latest order for four new car carriers.

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No Gas, No Problem, for Pipelines Backed by Private Equity

No Gas, No Problem, for Pipelines Backed by Private Equity

Pipeline companies have come down with shale fever. They’re so eager to grab a stake in the U.S. energy boom that they’re building

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Long-dated US Natgas price may rise to $5.50 per Mmbtu

Long-dated US Natgas price may rise to $5.50 per Mmbtu

Prices of long dated US natural gas may rise to $5.50 per MMBTU as productivity in many mature shale gas plays are no longer improving

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Nigeria’s gas production to increase by 250mscuf year end

Nigeria’s gas production to increase by 250mscuf year end

Hopes of steady gas supply for the various power plants may be a reality by the end of 2014,as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation

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US-China shale gas rivalry bad news for poor countries

US-China shale gas rivalry bad news for poor countries

China's plans to establish a shale industry to rival the U.S.'s could see Beijing slash its energy imports—in a blow for some of the world's poorest gas exporters.

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