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USA: Trai Thien Signs Six Long-term Shipping Contracts

USA: Trai Thien Signs Six Long-term Shipping Contracts

Trai Thien USA today announced that, due to growing demand for the Company’s services, it has signed six long-term

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Oman government plans to award two oil blocks

Oman government plans to award two oil blocks

At least two onshore oil blocks will be awarded to multinational firms for development on production sharing basis by the year-end, even as plans are afoot to re-tender offshore block 18

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Danish DUC Sept oil output down 1.6 pct from Aug

Danish DUC Sept oil output down 1.6 pct from Aug

Danish Underground Consortium's (DUC) oil output from Denmark's part of the North Sea fell about 1.6 percent in September from the previous month, operator A.P. Moller-Maersk (MAERSKb.CO) said on Wednesday.

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World oil demand may be stronger than expected: IEA

World oil demand may be stronger than expected: IEA

Global oil demand may be more robust than expected, even with a slowdown in economic growth in the United States and Europe, the chief economist of the International Energy Agency (IEA) said.

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Russia, China negotiate increased oil deliveries to joint refinery

Russia, China negotiate increased oil deliveries to joint refinery

Moscow and Beijing are discussing increased deliveries of oil to feed the Tianjin refinery, a joint project between Russia's Rosneft oil company and China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC),

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Turkmenistan now has the second largest gas field in the world

Turkmenistan now has the second largest gas field in the world

The South Yolotan region of Turkmenistan is the second largest gas field in the world as per the audited figures unveiled by Gaffney, Cline & Associates.

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Iran to develop six new gas fields

Iran to develop six new gas fields

The National Iranian Offshore Oil Company (NIOOC) plans to simultaneously develop six new gas fields in the Persian Gulf with the in-place gas reserves of 25.7 trillion cubic feet, a report says.

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China sets ambitious shale gas output targets-paper

China sets ambitious shale gas output targets-paper

China plans to produce 6.5 billion cubic metres (bcm) of shale gas by 2015 and aims for 80 bcm by 2020, an official with top Chinese oil and gas producer China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC)

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A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/S - Sale of Maersk LNG A/S

A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/S - Sale of Maersk LNG A/S

In the Interim Management statement dated 11 May 2011, A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/S announced its intention to sell its LNG business as it wished to reallocate resources to strategic

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USA: Sabine Pass Terminal to Receive LNG Cargo October 18

USA: Sabine Pass Terminal to Receive LNG Cargo October 18

Cheniere Energy Inc. (LNG)’s Sabine Pass terminal in Louisiana is scheduled to receive a cargo of liquefied natural gas Oct. 18, according to vessel tracking data compiled by Bloomberg.

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Norway: Aker Solutions Provides Pusnes Offshore Loading Systems for Shuttle Tankers

Norway: Aker Solutions Provides Pusnes Offshore Loading Systems for Shuttle Tankers

Aker Solutions has been awarded contracts for the supply of Pusnes offshore loading systems for ten shuttle tankers that will operate in Brazil and Norway. The total contract value for Aker Solutions is approximately NOK 150 million.

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Norway: Dolphin Geophysical Renews Charter Party for ‘Polar Explorer’

Norway: Dolphin Geophysical Renews Charter Party for ‘Polar Explorer’

Seismic operator Dolphin Geophysical renews the charter party regarding the seismic vessel “Polar Explorer” with 12 months, starting from January 2012.

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Germany: Former Chief Naval Base to Become Deepwater Port

Germany: Former Chief Naval Base to Become Deepwater Port

Germany’s chief naval base during two world wars will be transformed into its only deepwater port as part of a 950 million-euro ($1.3 billion) plan to stop a new generation of container “superships” diverting to Rotterdam.

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Russia Pledges to Spend Billions on Development of Northern Sea Route

Russia Pledges to Spend Billions on Development of Northern Sea Route

Russia is pledging to spend billions on icebreakers and search and rescue bases along the country’s Northern Sea route to help turn it into a major shipping lane capable of supporting tankers and cargo ships.

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Tanker ‘Cape Bird’ Captured by Nigerian Pirates

Tanker ‘Cape Bird’ Captured by Nigerian Pirates

Nigerian pirates hijacked tanker Cape Bird with three Russian crewmen on board, reports website of Russian Guild of Sailors.

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Russia: Baltic Shipyard Secures Order for Two Platform Supply Vessels

Russia: Baltic Shipyard Secures Order for Two Platform Supply Vessels

JSC United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) has placed an order for two platform supply vessels at St. Petersburg-based Baltic Shipyard​​. The ships will be built for Gazprom, USC’ head told journalists.

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Australian Navy​ Leases Hallin’s Windermere Subsea Operations Vessel

Australian Navy​ Leases Hallin’s Windermere Subsea Operations Vessel

Australia’s Minister for Defense Stephen Smith and Minister for Defense Materiel Jason Clare have announced that the Royal Australian Navy​

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Bermuda: Teekay LNG, Marubeni Acquire Ownership in Eight LNG Carriers from Maersk

Bermuda: Teekay LNG, Marubeni Acquire Ownership in Eight LNG Carriers from Maersk

Teekay LNG Partners L.P. today announced that its joint venture with Marubeni Corporation has agreed to acquire ownership interests in eight liquefied natural gas

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Worldwide Orders for New Container Vessels Reach USD 57 Billion

Worldwide Orders for New Container Vessels Reach USD 57 Billion

Ocean carriers and charter shipowners have placed orders worth $57 billion for new container vessels over the next four years, with about half of the value of orders made as the industry emerged from a slump in 2009, said Alphaliner.

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Saudi Arabia keeps Nov crude to Asia, Europe steady

Saudi Arabia keeps Nov crude to Asia, Europe steady

Saudi Arabia will keep the crude oil supply volume to its Asian and European customers in November steady from October, sources said, ahead of the northern hemisphere winter

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