Penguin Boat to spin off shipyard arm on Sesdaq HOPING to capitalise further on the booming offshore oil and gas sector, Penguin Boat International is spinning off its shipyard division for a listing on Sesdaq as it aims to become a global builder of offshore vessels.
EU yards seek cheaper deal for Asian steel SHIPBUILDERS and engineers want Brussels to ease restrictions in steel imports from Asia.
Brussels plans '300m shipyard guarantee fund
Singapore woos LNG traders with tax incentive COUNTRY aims to become LNG trading hub with the introduction of tax concessions.
Training the emergency service of the seas THE Royal National Lifeboat Institution offers professional training and quality facilities on a shoestring budget.
In trust for the nation THE report on the potential reform of trust ports for the Department of Transport should be broadly welcomed.
Carnival hit by third bomb scare GALVESTON 25 May ' Carnival Cruise Lines was hit by a third bomb scare yesterday, this time involving the 2,600-passenger-capacity Ecstasy
Box port expansion threatens repairers SHIP repairers in Cape Town and Durban have been told they must expect to lose land around the ports as container handling brings in more revenue than repair work
Waratah loading suitability blacklist PORT Waratah Coal Services has issued a list of 50 ships that are 'not suitable for loading' from 7 June
CVRD sets sale date of Log-In CVRD has set 1 June as the date for the IPO of its subsidiary Logistica Intermodal, which covers a container terminal plus the right to operate a cabotage service
Stats show rise in UK seafarers THERE were more UK seafarers at sea in 2006 than in previous years, but predictions of a steady decline over the next ten years are not unanimously accepted
Asians urged to raise profile ASIAN ship owners need to raise the profile of the shipping industry as competing sectors try to lure away talented employees, says the Malaysian owners' chairman
Vancouver port containers moving; CP obtains picket relief at other terminals Intermodal traffic at the Port of Vancouver is moving freely despite a strike by unionized track maintenance workers.
How much bigger can these monsters get? Prior to the Emma Maersk, arriving at Felixstowe in November 2006 the ship was dubbed SS Santa on account of being bound for Northern Europe from Santa's factory in China laden with Christmas goods.
Danish shipping sailing toward a new record Danish shipping companies are steering toward a new record on the account of foreign currency. Last year's record of DKK ...
Sirius sells "good-looking" tanker Swedish tanker operator Sirius Shipping has sold its 7,030 product tanker Nautilus, built 1991/2002, to Greek controlled Aegean Marine ...
Sky Wind sold to Poland Polska Zegluga Morska has bought the Swedish flagged train ferry Sky Wind from Tallink Group. The vessel is now employed ...
New player in Russian and Ukrainian markets Supplier says it will be the first company to offer bunkers in Sevastopol.
Attica improves but Blue Star stays in the red Lower fuel costs provide some Q1 result improvements.
Loading delays at Rotterdam terminal Bunker players say spot inquiries can't be dealt with until the middle of next week.
Rotterdam market very quiet
Not future-proofing new ships 'a no-brainer' Martek Marine believes emissions monitoring on ships will eventually become standard as it rolls out improved system.
Oil prices set for further hike Analysts forecast rally above $80 in coming months.
Work on Chinese-backed Sri Lankan port to begin $420 million first phase of Hambantota port will include terminals for bunkering and containers.
Malaysia's bunkering project unable to move forward There has been no final word on who has the rights to development Johor's petroleum and bunkering facility.
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