Rolldock has an order at Larsen and Toubro shipping in India
Rolldock has taken the delivery of the first of the innovative new ships that it has on order at Larsen and Toubro shipping in India.
Transport and offshore services is proud to deliver for Hadi H Al Hammam EST located in Saudi Arabia. The Vessel is an anchor handling tug.
The most sophisticated super tanker ever designed and built by a chinese shipyard will start its maiden voyage from Guanzhou later this month.
HongKong’s listed Brightoil Petroleum has taken the delivery of its first ocean going tanker in singapore.
Chevron USA and Nippon Oil sign a heads of agreement for 0.3 million tonnes per year of LNG for 15 years.
A third operator has entered the flinders island shipping market, The Furneaux navigator arrived in Bridport to become a new operator, Furneaux Frieight’s flagship.
Dry bulk market started 2010 exactly as it began back at the beginning of 2009 with a bullish stance with renewed cargo interest.
Chevron corporation and Nippon oil,Japan have signed a heads of agreement for the delivery of 0.3 million tones per year of LNG for 15 years.
Chemoil is urging the International Standard Organizations which is reviewing the changes to bulker fuel specifications to ensure that there is a broad cross-industry consensus for a fair and equitable revision to the standard.
Alang Shipbreaking yard has dismantled over 5000 vessels
An Asian based non vessel operating common carrier and the freight forwarding network the famous pacific shipping is on the hunt for new members.
Alang Ship breaking has dismantled over 5000 vessels since 1982. An analyst from the chinese shipbuilding information centre has said that a price war could be triggered anytime.
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The agreement covers the training of more than 830 of the shipping company’s crew members.
An optimized propeller from MAN Diesel has helped the Scandlines passenger ferry M/V Sassnitz.
A number of Wilhelmsen Ships Service’s Life Raft stations have now taken the number of approved stations to 30.
London’s Gateway Port Site to create 36,000 jobs
Tanjung Manis Integrated Port to become the pirmary import and export gateway for Sarwak central region.
The Port Authority of Singapore shows the extent of what the recent global recession has on one of the world’s biggest ports in terms of tonnages handled.
Upto 36000 jobs will be created in the development of the London Gateway’s port site which will be Europe’s largest combined deep sea port and Logistics park.
Bulyard to build four new vessels in 2010
Gulf Navigation announced its total lifting and transportation volumes.
Bharti Shipyard is the only hope in the Indian shipbuilding industry with the acquisition of Great Offshore Ltd. Bulyard Shipbuilding is set to build 4 new vessels in 2o1o despite the global economic crisis.
PSA International reported a full year negative box figures
PSA International reported a full year negative box figures. Minette Bay for 3 ASD Tugs. Ice Breaker to clear shipping canal
A leading container terminal operator has reported a full year negative loss.PSA suffered a 13.1% decline.
Minette Bay performed the ship docking services for Ridley Island Coal Terminal for 25 years.
The Dutch Transport Ministry has ordered an ice breaker to clear the Twente Shipping canal between the cities of Zutphen and Enschede.
Shipping Corporation of India for 3 new ships, Germanischer Lloyd’s new rules for OSVs
SCI announced its surge to boost their container fleet by adding 3 new ships in 2010.
Germanischer Lloyd has announced a new list of rules for ships intended for offshore support and supply.
CNOOC commences production, Gazprom Export and Russian Natural Gas, Oil price rise.
CNOOC commenced its prodution at the JinZhou oil and gas fields.
Gazprom Export, The export arm of energy jiant Gazprom and Petro China, A subsidiary of China National Petroleum Corporation have agreed to the basic terms of Russian Natural Gas Supplies.Oil price rise for the sixth day.
Cochin Port sets a record in cargo handling
Cochin Port sets a record in cargo handling.
Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Co. Korea’s Fifth Largest Shipyard has announced to reduce its shipbuilding workforce by 30%.
The Ennore and Mumbai Port have commenced the setting up of two new shipyards as envisaged in the National Maritime Development Program.
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