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Two Environmental Service Vessels Launched at Zvezda Shipyard (Russia)
Monday, 20.May.2013, 22:55
Two newly built environmental service vessels—the boom layers and oil/debris skimmers of the R 2010 design were launched at Zvezda shipyard

Middle East Crude oil-Tanker Rates Slump as Ship Surplus Expands - Businessweek
Monday, 20.May.2013, 19:37
Middle East Crude oil-Tanker Rates Slump asShipSurplus ExpandsBusinessweekThe supply of supertankers available in the Persian Gulf over the next four weeks expanded by five to 73ships, according to an e-mailed note from Marex Spectron Group today. The combined carrying capacity of the world VLCC fleet will expand 5.1...and more

India to provide support for dirty and clean tanker freight rates
Monday, 20.May.2013, 03:00
In its latest weekly report, London-based shipbroker Gibson noted that India could soon emerge as a decisive factor in providing a boost in the tanker market. According to the shipbroker,"over the past ten years, India’s crude oil imports have more than doubled to accommodate the country’s growing population and expanding economy. This has driven

China to invest more in Greece
Monday, 20.May.2013, 00:39
China is to increase its investment in Greece's port industry, and deepen its economic ties with the southern European country as it struggles to clear its massive debts

Shipyards battle to stay afloat
Monday, 20.May.2013, 00:30
Chinese shipyards have powered ahead and now produce more ships than anybody else, but the business of shipbuilding is becoming increasingly difficult

Turkey and Egypt agree to an Iran’s OPEC alternative
Monday, 20.May.2013, 00:14
 Egypt and Turkey have agreed on an Iranian proposal calling for establishing an organization of ‘Petrochemical Producing Countries’

Maersk CEO Soren Skou checks out Panama Canal's expansion progress
Sunday, 19.May.2013, 23:59
PANAMA Canal Administrator Jorge Quijano has accompanied Maersk Line CEO Soren Skou on a visit of the Panama Canal expansion works that are currently under construction.

Hamburg first quarter box volumes fall 1.4pc to 1.2 million TEU
Sunday, 19.May.2013, 23:46
THE Port of Hamburg maintained its container traffic volumes in the first three months of the year at 2.2 million TEU on par with same period in 2012

Moody's: Global shipping sector faces risks
Saturday, 18.May.2013, 01:54
Moody's notes that the ongoing shift in trade patterns owing to falling US oil imports has credit-negative implications for the entire tanker industry as it is likely to depress freight rates.

South Sudan to start oil export
Saturday, 18.May.2013, 01:36

South Sudan Information Minister Benjamin said China would purchase 40 %, Malaysia 30% and India 25% of South Sudan's total oil exports.



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Tug Fairmount Sherpa has safely delivered rig GSF Arctic I in Las Palmas. The rig has been towed from offshore Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain. GSF Arctic I is a semi-submersible drilling rig for deepwater operations, owned by Houston based Transocean.


 
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