New steps to boost maritime industry IN a bid to further engage the private sector in promoting Singapore as a leading International Maritime Centre , a public-private sector partnership has been forged with the setting up of the Singapore Maritime Foundation . 08/03/04
Singapore slashes capital requirements for flagging SINGAPORE has sweetened its ship registry further, slashing the paid-up capital requirements for shipowners and waiving conditions on related companies in an effort to boost the national fleet.
Senator Lines to participate in new Asia-Gulf service SHIPPING company Senator Lines will participate in a new service between Asia and the Middle East, operated by United Arab Shipping Company .
Keppel unit Amfels delivers jackup rig KEPPEL Offshore & Marine's US subsidiary Amfels Inc has delivered a premium jackup drilling unit to Perforadora Central SA de CV, a drilling services provider mainly to Mexico's national oil company Pemex.
Air and Land Transport
Cathay's turnaround gathers momentum A convincing turnaround at Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd, Asia's second-largest carrier by value, was set to gather speed, having returned the airline to profit after Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome blighted the first half.
SEC seeks info on Boeing sackings
SN Brussels and Virgin differ on merger stake
Frankfurt airport opens biometric security programme for staff
US delays security rule for air cargo companies
Log Book
Dockyard
Spain's financial guarantee rule re-ignites place of refuge row SINCE the Erika disaster and, to a greater extent, the more recent Prestige sinking the issue of what coastal states ought to do when a vessel is in trouble off its coast has become highly controversial.
Ship Sales
SHIP SALES WITH the very high freight rates for the transportation of the raw materials and increased demand from China, it is not surprising that the price of steel is being forced to increase substantially.
New steps to boost maritime industry IN a bid to further engage the private sector in promoting Singapore as a leading International Maritime Centre , a public-private sector partnership has been forged with the setting up of the Singapore Maritime Foundation . 08/03/04
Singapore slashes capital requirements for flagging SINGAPORE has sweetened its ship registry further, slashing the paid-up capital requirements for shipowners and waiving conditions on related companies in an effort to boost the national fleet.
Senator Lines to participate in new Asia-Gulf service SHIPPING company Senator Lines will participate in a new service between Asia and the Middle East, operated by United Arab Shipping Company .
Keppel unit Amfels delivers jackup rig KEPPEL Offshore & Marine's US subsidiary Amfels Inc has delivered a premium jackup drilling unit to Perforadora Central SA de CV, a drilling services provider mainly to Mexico's national oil company Pemex.
Air and Land Transport
Cathay's turnaround gathers momentum A convincing turnaround at Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd, Asia's second-largest carrier by value, was set to gather speed, having returned the airline to profit after Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome blighted the first half.
SEC seeks info on Boeing sackings
SN Brussels and Virgin differ on merger stake
Frankfurt airport opens biometric security programme for staff
US delays security rule for air cargo companies
Log Book
Dockyard
Spain's financial guarantee rule re-ignites place of refuge row SINCE the Erika disaster and, to a greater extent, the more recent Prestige sinking the issue of what coastal states ought to do when a vessel is in trouble off its coast has become highly controversial.
Ship Sales
SHIP SALES WITH the very high freight rates for the transportation of the raw materials and increased demand from China, it is not surprising that the price of steel is being forced to increase substantially.
New steps to boost maritime industry IN a bid to further engage the private sector in promoting Singapore as a leading International Maritime Centre , a public-private sector partnership has been forged with the setting up of the Singapore Maritime Foundation . 08/03/04
Singapore slashes capital requirements for flagging SINGAPORE has sweetened its ship registry further, slashing the paid-up capital requirements for shipowners and waiving conditions on related companies in an effort to boost the national fleet.
Senator Lines to participate in new Asia-Gulf service SHIPPING company Senator Lines will participate in a new service between Asia and the Middle East, operated by United Arab Shipping Company .
Keppel unit Amfels delivers jackup rig KEPPEL Offshore & Marine's US subsidiary Amfels Inc has delivered a premium jackup drilling unit to Perforadora Central SA de CV, a drilling services provider mainly to Mexico's national oil company Pemex.
Air and Land Transport
Cathay's turnaround gathers momentum A convincing turnaround at Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd, Asia's second-largest carrier by value, was set to gather speed, having returned the airline to profit after Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome blighted the first half.
SEC seeks info on Boeing sackings
SN Brussels and Virgin differ on merger stake
Frankfurt airport opens biometric security programme for staff
US delays security rule for air cargo companies
Log Book
Dockyard
Spain's financial guarantee rule re-ignites place of refuge row SINCE the Erika disaster and, to a greater extent, the more recent Prestige sinking the issue of what coastal states ought to do when a vessel is in trouble off its coast has become highly controversial.
Ship Sales
SHIP SALES WITH the very high freight rates for the transportation of the raw materials and increased demand from China, it is not surprising that the price of steel is being forced to increase substantially.
New steps to boost maritime industry IN a bid to further engage the private sector in promoting Singapore as a leading International Maritime Centre , a public-private sector partnership has been forged with the setting up of the Singapore Maritime Foundation . 08/03/04
Singapore slashes capital requirements for flagging SINGAPORE has sweetened its ship registry further, slashing the paid-up capital requirements for shipowners and waiving conditions on related companies in an effort to boost the national fleet.
Senator Lines to participate in new Asia-Gulf service SHIPPING company Senator Lines will participate in a new service between Asia and the Middle East, operated by United Arab Shipping Company .
Keppel unit Amfels delivers jackup rig KEPPEL Offshore & Marine's US subsidiary Amfels Inc has delivered a premium jackup drilling unit to Perforadora Central SA de CV, a drilling services provider mainly to Mexico's national oil company Pemex.
Air and Land Transport
Cathay's turnaround gathers momentum A convincing turnaround at Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd, Asia's second-largest carrier by value, was set to gather speed, having returned the airline to profit after Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome blighted the first half.
SEC seeks info on Boeing sackings
SN Brussels and Virgin differ on merger stake
Frankfurt airport opens biometric security programme for staff
US delays security rule for air cargo companies
Log Book
Dockyard
Spain's financial guarantee rule re-ignites place of refuge row SINCE the Erika disaster and, to a greater extent, the more recent Prestige sinking the issue of what coastal states ought to do when a vessel is in trouble off its coast has become highly controversial.
Ship Sales
SHIP SALES WITH the very high freight rates for the transportation of the raw materials and increased demand from China, it is not surprising that the price of steel is being forced to increase substantially.
New Singapore foundation snubs bunker industry The Singapore Maritime Foundation (SMF) was officially unveiled today without a single representative from Singapore's estimated $5 billion-a-year bunker industry.
Brazilian market update
Cape Town's MT Pelican out of action FFS Bunkers (Pty.) Ltd. (FFS) reported to Bunkerworld today that its Cape Town-based barge MT Pelican will be temporarily out of service for the next week
St. Petersburg player adds new grades Russian company Petroprom has announced that it can now offer all grades of bunker fuel in the Baltic port of St Petersburg.
Firm end to a bearish Baltic week
Rotterdam firm, barges tight
Bakri confirms Malaysian terminal deal close Saudi Arabian supplier and trader admits interest in Malaysian 'mega' bunker terminal - but no deal struck yet.
First Deepwater cutter delivered to Coast Guard Ceremonies at Bollinger mark redelivery of Matagorda
Wrong move on Right Whale can be expensive The Coast Guard has started enforcing a requirement that ships notify it before entering a Right Whale critical habitat.
SeaWave tracks Fairweather delivery voyage SeaWave, LLC has installed the SeaWave Integrator 3.0 aboard the Alaska Marine Highway System's new high speed ferry
Western Bulk to cash in on dry market boom with Oslo quote INVESTORS will be offered a rare opportunity to buy shares in a publicly quoted dry bulk operator when Western Bulk Carriers returns to the stock market after a three-year absence.
New Royal Dutch/Shell chief warns of more changes ahead INTERIM Royal Dutch/Shell chairman Jeroen van der Veer has indicated that the upheaval of Royal Dutch/Shell's group structure is far from over.
Izar workers bring Madrid to standstill THOUSANDS of Izar shipyard workers from across Spain held a massive demonstration in Madrid on Friday in protest at stagnated contract negotiations and a dearth of commercial orders.
China set for third LNG carrier order PLANS are emerging that point to a third order for Chinese-built liquefied natural gas carriers, even before the nation's first firm newbuilding contract is formally signed.
Venezuela turmoil drives up oil prices POLITICAL turmoil in Venezuela has forced oil prices up to new 12-month highs, bringing more bunker price rises and concern that oilfield strikes in the country may follow, writes Martyn Wingrove.
Yards workers march on Madrid ABOUT 11,000 striking Spanish shipyard workers marched on Madrid today calling for new ship orders after fresh accusations emerged that the government had refused to build a shuttle tanker at an Izar facility near Bilbao
Milford Haven LNG moves ahead FURTHER progress on one of the two planned LNG import terminals at Milford Haven, UK has been achieved with a signing of a Heads of Agreement with Petronas
Intercargo raises DRI concern INTERCARGO is raising concerns over direct reduced iron after yet another vessel carrying the cargo went down a week ago
Georgia blocks Carolina terminal SSA Marine hopes to build a $350M container terminal on the northern - South Carolina - shore of the Savannah River, but Georgia wants none of it
Rickmers and Sinotrans team up FOLLOWING last year's talks between Germany and China about improved access to the booming Chinese market, Rickmers and Sinotrans have announced a partnership
ISS unveils agency war chest INCHCAPE Shipping Services (ISS) has built a 'war chest' worth $5M to spend on acquiring local agents, ISS group chief executive Simon Morse has revealed
CN intermodal business down, as strike-negotiations resume Canadian National Railway's (CN) confirmed its intermodal figures fell 47% last week, as bargaining teams resumed negotiations today at the beginning of the third week of the strike.
Bank says carrier shares will hit peak this spring Freight rates on the world's two most lucrative trades, out of Asia to the US and Europe, will plummet by over 10% within two years, according to bankers Goldman Sachs.
Dust settles on Maersk's Indonesian terminal switch
UK delays leads OOCL to opt for continental feeder option
Wan Hai strengthens Far East stronghold with two new services
Truckers' protest brings Mumbai and JNPT to a halt
Portek eyes polymer exports for its Banten facility
Burgeoning volumes and the KG system drive shipbuilding says Daewoo
Tango terminal change to double Sepetiba throughput
Finland investigate lost orders The Finnish ministry for trade and industry will launch an internal investigation into why Finnish shipyards lost orders to the ...
Fortum-tankers to be upgraded in Poland Fortum Shipping's 48,000 DWT tankers "Tervi" and "Palva" will be converted with fully double hull at GSY Remontowa S.A. Repair ...
Mols-HSC on charter for P&O Ferries Mols-Linien, a domestic ferry operator in Denmark, has chartered one its fast ferries to P&O Ferries in the ...
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