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Global Marine Antifouling System Market Segmentations by Application and Geography Trends, Growth and Forecasts ...
Global Marine Antifouling System Market Segmentations by Application and Geography Trends, Growth and Forecasts ... Technical ProgressMarine Steering System Market Trends by Solutions, Services and By End-users & Regions-Drivers 2018 Analysis ... Expert ConsultingGlobal Marine Communication Systems Market Analysis, Growth, Research and Business Forecast 2018-2025 Investor OpinionFull coveragePosted On:8-May-2018
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Top Navy commanders discuss maritime security issues
Top naval commanders in a four-day conference that began on Tuesday will discuss aspects concerning the country s maritime security, analyse mission-based deployments and larger issues of the geo-strategic Indian Ocean, a region witnessing increasing Chinese presence.
Defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman, who inaugurated the conference, told reporters that there has been a very pointed discussion on issues raised by naval commanders and Navy chief Admiral Sunil Lanba.Posted On:8-May-2018
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Global Marine Bunker Oil Market 2018 by Key Vendors, Industry Status, Demand and SWOT Analysis by 2025
The Global Marine Bunker Oil Market report offers noteworthy data regarding industry s growth parameters, the current state of the market in terms of analysis of possible economic situations and macroeconomic analysis. Global Marine Bunker Oil market size is estimated to rise from USD xx million in 2017 to USD xx million by the end of 2025 at an evaluated CAGR of xx% between 2017 and 2025.
The Global Marine Bunker Oil research document has a comprehensive qualitative analysis of the industry as well as it focuses on other factors such as increasing awareness among consumers about the importance of the product and development of advanced products those can motivate the market during the forecast period (2018 to 2025).Posted On:8-May-2018
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Japanese tanker fire in Tsushima Strait, Korea
Product tanker SUNNY ORION reported fire on board at 0910 Seoul time (UTC +9) May 8 in Tsushima Strait, some 55 nm south of Busan, Korea. Tanker with 4700 tons of xylene, highly flammable and toxic liquid is en route from Hong Kong to Ulsan. In about 20 minutes fire, which erupted in an empty cargo tank, was extinguished, according to Master s report. Tanker is under way, continuing her voyage, expected at Ulsan in the afternoon. No injures among 21 Filipino crew. SAR and CG ships and helicopter are sent to monitor tanker.Posted On:8-May-2018
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MSC Inks USD 1 Bn Khalifa Port Terminal Deal
Swiss-based shipping major Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has inked a 30-year concession agreement with Abu Dhabi Ports to establish a new container terminal at Khalifa Port, UAE. The deal is worth AED 4 billion (USD 1.09 billion) and will include investments in additional 13 ship-to-shore cranes, bringing the total to 25, over the next two years. In addition, the development will see the berths at Khalifa Port deepened in order to make them capable of receiving the largest shipping vessels in the world.Posted On:8-May-2018
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TOTE Maritime Delays LNG Conversion Plans
Shipping company TOTE Maritime Alaska has made adjustments in the LNG conversion schedule, pushing the works on its RoRo vessel Midnight Sun by one year. As part of the company s adjustments, the first phase of the vessel s conversion was delayed to late 2019. Midnight Sun was originally scheduled to undergo the works from mid-December 2018 through early-February 2019.Posted On:8-May-2018
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Freighter with wheat hard aground, Don, Azov sea
General cargo ship VOLGO-DON 5038 anchor dragged, because of strong current, and the ship drifted aground on anchorage in river Don at 1336 Moscow time May 5. The ship loaded with 4804 tons of wheat is en route from Bogaevskoye port, Russian Inner Waterways, to Kavkaz port, Kerch Strait. Understood freighter is hard aground, she s to be lightered.Posted On:8-May-2018
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SwissMarine Hires Diana Shipping s Capesize
Greek dry bulk ship owner Diana Shipping has entered into a time charter contract with Geneva-based SwissMarine Services for one of its Capesize dry bulk vessels. Under the deal, the company s 177,729 dwt m/v Houston would be hired at a gross charter rate of USD 19,000 per day for a period of nine to eleven months.Posted On:8-May-2018
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Mitsui, Tsuneishi Forge Their Cooperation Deal
Japanese shipbuilders Mitsui E&S Shipbuilding and Tsuneishi Shipbuilding have firmed up their cooperation with a business cooperation agreement signed today. The agreement builds upon the talks on tying up their businesses launched earlier this year, which have resulted in agreement on specific details of the cooperation.Posted On:8-May-2018
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Iran Blames CF Crystal for Sanchi Tragedy
The cause of the fatal collision between Iranian tanker Sanchi and the Hong Kong-flagged bulker CF Crystal in January this year was the bulker s changing of direction minutes before the crash, the Iranian Ports and Maritime Organization (PMO) said. The findings were voiced by Nadar Pasandesh, Iranian representative of the committee investigating the cause of the incident, who said that CF Crystal s veering to the right 15 minutes before the incident caused the tragedy that resulted in one of the worst oil spills in decades.Posted On:8-May-2018
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Hammond Marine Industry Leadership Award winners will honored at American Boating Congress
The Foundation for Recreational Boating Safety, Education and Environmental Awareness announced today the recipients of the 2018 Hammond Marine Industry Leadership Award - Regulator Marine President Joan Maxwell and Grady-White Boats President Kris Carroll - for their extraordinary service and commitment to advocacy on behalf of the recreational boating industry.
Carroll and Maxwell will be honored at the American Boating Congress in Washington, D.C. during the conference s Farewell and Awards Ceremony Lunch Friday, May 11. Carroll joined Grady-White Boats in 1975 and has held several positions including the role as vice-president of engineering, information systems and accounting in 1986. Promoted to President in 1993, she continues to lead Grady-White Boats in delivering the vision "Together, Delivering the Ultimate Boating Experience" to customers.Posted On:8-May-2018
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India to urge Nepal to hold Bimstec meet
India is likely to urge Nepal to soon hold the fourth summit of the seven-member grouping of South Asian and Southeast Asian nations under the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC)to help fast-track regional connectivity projects and push its Act East Policy.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to impress upon his Nepalese counterpart, KP Oli, to convene the meet at the earliest, according to people aware of the matter. They said India is eager to put in place the BIMSTEC multi-modal connectivity pact, especially since the proposed connectivity links under the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) are progressing slowly.Posted On:8-May-2018
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The Longest Cruise in the World Takes Seafarers to 59 Countries
The longest continuous cruise on the planet won t take you around the world in 80 days, but it promises to get the job done in about eight months. The brand new Ultimate World Cruise from Viking Ocean Cruises is a dream come true for travelers with some time and cash to spare. Starting at about $93,000 per person, the luxury cruise will hit 59 countries spread across six continents. It leaves from London on August 31, 2019, circumnavigates Earth, and returns to the same city on May 2, 2020. If you re doing the math, that s 245 days.Posted On:8-May-2018
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Sri Lanka Ports Authority posts 15.3-pct growth in 1Q 2018
Sri Lanka Ports Authority has recorded a total growth of 15.3 percent in terms of profits for the first quarter of 2018 with Colombo Port alone posting a 16.2 percent growth. In 2017, Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA) posted 45.6 billion rupees as revenue and a net profit after tax of 13.3 billion rupees compared to 1.03 billion rupees achieved in 2016. "Although Jaya Container Terminal signaled a slight drawback during the 1st three quarters of 2017, all SLPA terminals have significantly progressed with 9.2% growth for the 4Q 2017," SLPA said.Posted On:8-May-2018
Credits: www.bunkerportsnews.com |
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Israel Ports complete NIS 2.5b bond issue
The ports company received AAA and Aa1 ratings from S&P Maalot and Midroog. Israel Ports Development & Assets Company yesterday completed a NIS 2.5 billion bond issue, with demand totaling NIS 5.1 billion. The issue was composed of three bond series: two index-linked series and one unlinked shekel series. Most of Israel’s investment institutions participated in the auction.
Ports Development & Assets obtained ratings of AAA from S&P Maalot and Aa1 from Midroog for the offering. The high rating was based primarily on the company s close link to the state, with Midroog writing, "The dependence between the company and the state is very high, and special support for the company is very likely". Midroog added that a loosening of the connection between the state and the company was "liable to lead to a significant downgrade."Posted On:8-May-2018
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With latest master plan, Port of New Orleans looks ahead to a decade of growth in cargo businesses
As it charts a course for at least the next decade, the Port of New Orleans is weighing nearly $2 billion worth of potential projects to support its growing cargo, rail, cruise ship and industrial real estate businesses. The plans, which are outlined in the port s newly released master plan, are largely conceptual but, if completed, could reshape the region s maritime sector, officials say. Roughly half of the $2 billion total is related to a proposed $1 billion-plus container cargo terminal and logistics center that s under consideration for an undeveloped, 675-acre tract of land in St. Bernard Parish.Posted On:8-May-2018
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DP world, Egypt government and Suez canal authority partner to develop trade infrastructure
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) agreed by DP World, Egypt s Holding Company for Maritime and Land Transport and the Suez Canal Authority is aiming to develop a new Inland Container Depot (ICD) in Egypt s 6th of October City, a satellite town in the Giza Governorate and part of the urban area of Cairo.
The three partners will bid for the government contract for the project later this year. The proposed ICD will increase the flow of cargo between ships and major land transportation networks in the country, creating a central distribution point. Under the MoU, DP World will lead and represent the alliance in the bidding process and become the ICD operator if the tender is won.Posted On:8-May-2018
Credits: www.bunkerportsnews.com |
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Russian ports pay a heavy price for coal shipments to Asia
In Nakhodka, a fine dust pervades the air and blankets the streets like a black shroud. During winter, fresh snow turns dark and the frozen bay of the Russian Pacific port is covered with a thick layer of filth. The source of this pollution? The port terminals, where huge piles of coal lie in the open air, waiting to be shipped to Japan, South Korea, China and elsewhere across the Asia Pacific. "Even when the wind is not blowing, the coal dust easily reaches us. It is like living in a coal mine" says Sergey Dorenko, a resident of Cape Astafieva, located right next to the terminals. "When the weather is windy, it s impossible to stay outside."Posted On:8-May-2018
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