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Asia’s exhibition and conference Asia Pacific Maritime (APM) was officially launched on March 14.
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Riding on the wave of a resurgent global economy, Sea Asia 2011 is set to open next week (April 12, 2011) as the biggest in the series yet – with every indication that Asia’s shipping community is primed to grab the many opportunities now arising. Sea Asia 2011, which will open for three […]
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Demand from Asia to the Middle East and South Asia is in a steep decline, according to Drewry.
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In recent years, piracy has emerged as a large security concern, especially along the Malacca Straits, which experience 40 percent of the world’s piracy.
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South East Asia’s first dual-fuel LNG tug has been named KST Liberty at Keppel Singmarine.
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On a clear winter day at the Port of Tacoma, the Pierce County Container Terminal is full of bustling activity. Towering green and white cranes load empty containers bound for Taiwan and mainland China onto the Hatsu Sigma, owned by Evergreen
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Asia’s largest LNG bunkering vessel has reached its first milestone with the strike steel ceremony held at the Sembcorp Marine’s shipyard.
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Authorities in the Hubei Province have announced ambitious plans to build new docks, railways and roads around the provincial capital of Wuhan, a development they said would make the city the biggest river port in Asia by 2030. The move is part of a plan to speed up the industrialisation of the Yangtze Economic Zone […]
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The number of firms in China exiting or reducing their exposure to the wind power sector is expected to significantly level off, as new policies supporting renewable energy being developed at the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and the National People’s Congress (NPC) come on line. At the end of last year, China Longyuan […]
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The prices of spot liquefied natural gas in Asia are climbing after hitting a 6-year low in late January, due to production problems at Russia’s LNG export facility located on Sakhalin Island. The Platts March JKM rose 30 cents/MMBtu to $5.35/MMBtu Tuesday, and bids emerged close to $6/MMBtu by early Wednesday, with at least one deal concluded for […]
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SM Lines, Vinalines forged a strategic alliance to secure a stable foothold in Southeast Asia’s market.
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Keppel secured a contract from FueLNG to build South East Asia’s first LNG bunkering vessel.
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MOL signed a contract with Pavilion Gas to build and operate Asia’s largest LNG bunkering vessel in Singapore.
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Sembcorp Marine is tapping into the potential of Asia’s rising demand for cruise ship repair and upgrade solutions.
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China National Offshore Oil Corporation has taken delivery of Asia’s first tugboat Hai Yang Shi You 525, designed to operate solely on liquefied natural gas as ship’s fuel.
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Oil prices fell on Thursday as weak Japanese and Chinese economic data fuelled concerns that growth could be grinding to a halt.
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China National Offshore Oil Corporation has taken delivery of Asia’s first tugboat Hai Yang Shi You 525, designed to operate solely on liquefied natural gas as ship’s fuel.
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The Port of Singapore cemented its status as Asia’s port of choice by bagging the awards for the ‘Best Seaport in Asia’ and the ‘Best Green Service Provider- Seaport’ at the 26th edition of the Asian Freight and Supply Chain Awards (AFSCA). The 26th edition of the Asian Freight and Supply Chain Awards was held […]
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Australia should in the long term benefit from the growing gas demand of emerging economies in the Asian region.
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By Henning Gloystein SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Qatar’s isolation by other Arab nations has dealt a strong hand to Japanese utilities in talks reviewing long-term gas contracts with the top LNG exporter, likely accelerating a shift to a more openly traded global market for the fuel. If Japan gets its way in the periodic contract review, […]
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By Vera Eckert SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Singapore’s Cleartrade Exchange expects the overall market size of its core products of iron ore, shipping, and fuel oil to grow strongly to $200 million (155 million pounds) by 2020, and it aims to take a growing slice of that trading, its chief executive told Reuters. Cleartrade Exchange (CLTX) […]
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Some 124 ships out of 227 ships broken in the third quarter of 2017 ended up on beaches in South Asia for dirty and dangerous breaking, the latest report from NGO Shipbreaking Platform shows. A total of 42 ships were sent for demolition to Turkey, 35 to China, and 26 were scrapped in the rest of […]
