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  • Search for missing sailors in Chinese waters still underway

    9 May 2005

    Chinese rescue workers have not found anymore Vietnamese crew members or their cargo ship that went missing in Chinese waters last week except for the body found May 4. The SEA BEE ship and 23 crew members went missing, with the cause still unknown, when it was traveling from Qinghuang Dao of China to Manila […]

  • Mingé Takes the Helm of BP America

    30 January 2013

    John Mingé has been appointed Chairman and President of BP America, Inc. and will serve as BP’s chief representative in the United States. He will succeed Lamar McKay, who has been appointed to head BP’s Upstream business. “John Mingé has done a superb job in Alaska, where he has led the way in enhancing safety […]

  • Research and Markets: Global Shipbuilding Report 2012

    26 September 2012

    The global shipbuilding industry is characterized by cyclic growth witnessing many crests and troughs since 1960s. The industry enjoyed a boom period from 2003-2007, while a sudden contraction was observed in the shipbuilding activities during 2008-2009 amid the severe economic and financial crisis, which engulfed the entire world. The market again collapsed in 2011 after […]

  • Damen delivers LNG tug to Bhagwan Marine of Australia

    12 August 2014
    Vessels

    Australia’s Bhagwan Marine recently took delivery of a new Damen ASD 2310 just two months after contract signing. The tug, named Bhagwan Pride, will kick off her duties by performing operations at an LNG development off the coast of Western Australia. The Damen ASD 2310 is a mainstay of coastal and harbour towing and push-pull […]

  • DNV to Class Petronas’s FLNG in Malaysia

    26 September 2012
    Business & Finance

    DNV has been awarded the contract to class the Petronas LNG FPSO (FLNG). The unit will be built by DSME in Korea and is destined for the Kanowit field offshore Sarawak, Malaysia. It is expected to be the world’s first floating liquefaction unit in operation when completed in 2015. The Petronas FLNG will be 300m […]

  • New Wave of FLNG Projects Imminent

    30 July 2015

     A significant growth in both investment and activity in the floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) market is expected over the next seven years, with Douglas-Westwood (DW) forecasting total expenditure of USD 58.3 billion in its new market report. The industry consultancy attributed 61% of this spend to liquefaction infrastructure, with the remainder from import and […]

  • Norway: DNV to Class Petronas’ First Floating LNG Facility

    26 September 2012
    Business & Finance

    DNV has been awarded the contract to class the Petronas LNG FPSO (FLNG). The unit will be built by DSME in Korea and is destined for the Kanowit field offshore Sarawak, Malaysia. It is expected to be the world’s first floating liquefaction unit in operation when completed in 2015. The Petronas FLNG will be 300m […]

  • New Wave of FLNG Projects Imminent

    30 July 2015

     A significant growth in both investment and activity in the floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) market is expected over the next seven years, with Douglas-Westwood (DW) forecasting total expenditure of USD 58.3 billion in its new market report. The industry consultancy attributed 61% of this spend to liquefaction infrastructure, with the remainder from import and […]

  • DNV to Class Petronas FLNG, Malaysia

    26 September 2012
    Project & Tenders

    DNV has been awarded the contract to class the Petronas LNG FPSO (FLNG). The unit will be built by DSME in Korea and is destined for the Kanowit field offshore Sarawak, Malaysia. It is expected to be the world’s first floating liquefaction unit in operation when completed in 2015. The Petronas FLNG will be 300m […]

  • DW sees bright future for FLNG

    30 July 2015

    There will be significant growth in both investment and activity in the FLNG market over the next seven years, with Douglas-Westwood (DW) forecasting total expenditure of $58.3 billion in its new market report. According to the report, 61% of this spend is attributed to liquefaction infrastructure, with the remainder from import and regasification facilities. Report […]

  • BP America Appoints New Chairman and President

    30 January 2013
    Business & Finance

    John Mingé has been appointed Chairman and President of BP America, Inc. and will serve as BP’s chief representative in the United States. He will succeed Lamar McKay, who has been appointed to head BP’s Upstream business. “John Mingé has done a superb job in Alaska, where he has led the way in enhancing safety […]

  • DW: Bright future for FLNG projects over next seven years

    30 July 2015
    Infrastructure

    There will be significant growth in both investment and activity in the FLNG market over the next seven years, with Douglas-Westwood, an energy intelligence group, forecasting total expenditure of $58.3 billion in its new market report. DW added that 61% of this spend is attributed to liquefaction infrastructure, with the remainder from import and regasification […]

  • MSC unveils further commitments to Port of Hamburg

    3 July 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy

    Swiss Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), the world’s largest container shipping company, is continuing investments in the Port of Hamburg — one of the home ports for the company.

  • DNV to Class World’s First Floating Liquefaction Unit

    26 September 2012

    DNV has been awarded the contract to class the Petronas LNG FPSO (FLNG). The unit will be built by DSME in Korea and is destined for the Kanowit field offshore Sarawak, Malaysia. It is expected to be the world’s first floating liquefaction unit in operation when completed in 2015. The Petronas FLNG will be 300m […]

  • DW sees bright future for FLNG

    30 July 2015

    There will be significant growth in both investment and activity in the FLNG market over the next seven years, with Douglas-Westwood (DW) forecasting total expenditure of $58.3 billion in its new market report. According to the report, 61% of this spend is attributed to liquefaction infrastructure, with the remainder from import and regasification facilities. Report […]

  • BIMCO: Strong Demand in Oil Tanker Segment to Lift Rates

    7 November 2017
    Business & Finance

    The loss making freight rate levels witnessed in the tanker market during October are expected to be somewhat reversed as oil tankers enter the peak season, which runs from November to January, according to BIMCO. Crude oil tankers rates are expected to go up, but not to reach the highs of the previous peak season in […]

  • Startups Widen Genting Hong Kong’s Loss

    18 August 2017
    Business & Finance

    Startup of new brands for the cruise division and MV Werften Shipyard has pushed cruise operator Genting Hong Kong into a loss of USD 203.2 million during the first half of 2017. The company’s loss has been further widened when compared to last year’s equivalent of USD 53.6 million. Total comprehensive income attributable to equity owners of […]

  • 2H Offshore boosts management in Malaysia

    27 April 2020
    Human Capital

    2H Offshore, a riser and conductor specialist in subsea services group Acteon, has made several promotions within the organization. Yussof Ismail is the new director of the 2H Kuala Lumpur and will co-manage the business with Shreenaath Natarajan. As a result, they will together lead the day-to-day business management and operations. In addition, Ching secured […]

  • AD Ports to create ‘largest independent feeder carrier’ with $800mln takeover deal

    4 November 2022
    Business Developments & Projects

    Abu Dhabi-listed AD Ports has signed an agreement to acquire an 80% equity stake in Dubai-based Global Feeder Shipping (GFS), a global container shipping company. 

  • SAR Bodies in Developing Nations Under Resourced

    3 June 2015

    Search and rescue (SAR) authorities and organisations in developing nations are under resourced and overwhelmed because of the size of the rivers, lakes and coastlines they have to monitor, a report on ferry accidents commissioned by the International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) shows. The report was presented at the World Maritime Rescue Congress (WMRC) in Bremerhaven […]

  • Bulker Detained in Philippines for Giving False Port Clearance Data

    28 February 2020

    The Philippine Coast Guard detained a cargo vessel after it gave false port clearance information.

  • ReCAAP: No Siphoning Incidents in July

    18 August 2015

    For the first time since January 2015, there were no cases of siphoning of ship fuel/oil reported, Asian piracy watchdog  ReCAAP ICS said in its monthly report for July. According to the report, a total of 10 incidents of armed robbery against ships were reported in Asia in July 2015. Of these, eight were actual incidents and two were attempted […]

  • TrustLube Opens Branch in Singapore

    28 November 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    TrustLube has taken an important step in its further expansion. The relatively young organisation has been experiencing rapid growth in recent years. It is less than a year ago since TrustLube moved from Willemstad to an ultramodern office in Oud Gastel, in order to house it doubling of staff. The branch in Singapore offers TrustLube […]

  • NTT Com Joins Other Companies in Asia Pacific Gateway Project

    21 December 2011
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    NTT Communications Corporation (NTT Com) announced that it joined numerous other telecommunications carriers in Asia in signing a contract for the construction and maintenance of the Asia Pacific Gateway (APG), an undersea cable network that is scheduled to launch by June 2014 with a total design capacity of 54.8 terabit-per-second (Tbps). The contract will become […]

  • ReCAAP: No Siphoning Incidents in July

    18 August 2015

    For the first time since January 2015, there were no cases of siphoning of ship fuel/oil reported, Asian piracy watchdog  ReCAAP ICS said in its monthly report for July. According to the report, a total of 10 incidents of armed robbery against ships were reported in Asia in July 2015. Of these, eight were actual incidents and two were attempted […]