Ningbo Port plans for Shanghai listing in H1 Ningbo Port Co Ltd, one of China's four biggest deep water ports focusing on international trade, plans to raise about 10 billion yuan (S$2.04 billion) via a Shanghai listing in the first half of 2010, sources familiar with the matter said yesterday.
S'pore's Nov container throughput up 1.7% Singapore port's container throughput has finally turned into positive year-on-year figures, posting a 1.7 per cent rise to 2.33 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in November from 2.29 million TEUs in the previous corresponding period.
Countries plan controls on ships visiting Antarctica Countries that manage Antarctica plan to impose tough new controls on ships visiting the southern oceans and the fuels they use to reduce the threat of human and environmental disasters posed by increasing numbers of tourists, officials said on Saturday.
Higher coal prices ahead as congestion at ports hits exports
Germany's railways carry a fifth less freight in the first three quarters of 2009 A total of 226.4 million t of freight were transported on Germany's railway network in the first nine months of 2009, according to the Federal Statistical Office (D...
Logwin sells French subsidiary to Dimotrans The international logistics service provider Logwin has sold the overland haulage activities of its Genas-based French company Logwin Road + Rail Lyon S.A.S. (formerly TK Logistik)...
Clive Broadley elected president of Clecat The British International Freight Association (Bifa) has welcomed the appointment of Clive Broadley as president of Clecat, the Brussels-based European Association for Forwarding, ...
OSG rescues US yard OVERSEAS Shipholding Group has purchased two tanker newbuilds from Aker Philadelphia, staving off a feared collapse of the builder
Extreme weather hazards Oz SHIPPING in Western Australia is facing contrasting but dangerous conditions at either end of the state's lengthy coastline
Cyclone tears through Pacific A CYCLONE hit Fiji today and could be heading for Tonga, with inter-island South Pacific ferry services cancelled
Aegean taps new credit AEGEAN Marine Petroleum Network secured yet another new credit facility today, despite continued scarcity of shipping lending
UN climate talks resume SHIPPING leaders resumed talks today at the UN climate summit after proceedings were briefly suspended when developing nations withdrew their co-operation
Italy leads EU NAVFOR ITALY'S navy has taken over command of the European Union Naval Force's anti-piracy fleet
EP forms shipping intergroup A SHIPPING intergroup has been set up by the European Parliament
New vessel to Kristina Cruises The Finnish shipping company Kristina Cruises Oy has signed a letter of intent to buy the 12,825 GT Malta-flagged cruise vessel The Iris. She will be renamed Kristina Katarina
Mærsk reflags supertanker A P Møller-Mærsk has reflagged its supertanker Maersk Newton, 307,000 DWT, to French flag. The Maersk Newton is the ninth unit in a series of nine supertankers delivered from
Copenhagen: Time running out for legally binding agreement Finance from bunkers could be the key to engagement from developing nations.
Antarctic: Tough fuel rules move one step closer IMO meets with treaty signatories as new Polar code nears completion.
Ship companies fined for spills in North America Delay in reporting the spill is 'alarming'.
Bunker prices fall in Rotterdam Good bunker demand and avails in Rotterdam.
Aegean secures new credit facility President says company's financial liquidity is 'a key competitive advantage'.
Markets start the week softer Tight avails for prompt deliveries in Fujairah.
Restrictions on fuel barges lifted Fuel supplier says decision has helped flagging business, which had declined by a quarter.
Fuel oil demand shows signs of firming South Korean power-company considers buying another cargo.
COP15: 'Selfish' countries blocking shipping emissions deal Around $30 billion revenue for climate fund at risk as developing countries object to universally applied measures.
UN orders partial bunkering ban Sanctions against North Korea include prohibition on supplies to suspect ships.
O.W. Bunker poised to expand its Australia operation O.W. manager speaks of 'market of opportunity'.
New supplier in Turkish ports Operations underway in Mersin and Iskenderun.
Singapore 380 cSt plunges from week ago levels Bunker fuel prices in Busan holding firm.
European fuel oil falls $48 pmt in a week Front month WTI crude oil price trading below $70 per barrel for first time since October 7.
Singapore bunker sales down month-on-month But volumes are marginally up from November 2008.
Bharat starts direct offers at Mumbai Bonded 380 cSt bunker fuel now available directly from refiner.
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