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Russian Maritime Register of Shipping and Shtokman Development AG cooperate for the Project offshore facilities expert evaluation

Russian Maritime Register of Shipping and Shtokman Development AG cooperate for the Project offshore facilities expert evaluation

On July 5, 2011, A.Zagorovsky, SDAG CEO, and N.Reshetov, Director-General of the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RS) had a meeting where they agreed on extending their cooperation aimed at increasing the involvement of Russian companies in Phase I of Shtokman gas and condensate field development project. This agreement is stipulated in the frame cooperation agreement recently signed by SDAG and RS.

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Teekay Corporation Declares Dividend

Teekay Corporation Declares Dividend

Teekay Corporation (Teekay) announced that its Board of Directors has declared a cash dividend on its common stock of $0.31625 per share, payable on July 29, 2011

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Azov-Don Shipping half-year volume grows 6% to 2,5 m tons

Azov-Don Shipping half-year volume grows 6% to 2,5 m tons

The fleet of Azov-Don Shipping Group has carried for the past six months of this year 2,510,000 tons of cargo, up 6% over the same period last year, the shipping company said.

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Report: Shipping emissions to rise in Arctic

Report: Shipping emissions to rise in Arctic

Climate change in the Arctic is not likely to spark an immediate boom in oil and gas exploration, according to a new study published in the journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics.

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Iran Guards ready to close Strait of Hormuz

Iran Guards ready to close Strait of Hormuz

Iran is ready if threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz to ships linking the Gulf to international markets, Revolutionary Guards commander General Mohammad Ali Jafari told Mehr news agency.

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Pirate life at maritime centre

Pirate life at maritime centre

Pirates may or may not have stepped on the shores of Newcastle at some point in the distant past, but they will be out in force at the Newcastle Maritime Centre these school holidays. So much of the history of Newcastle, and indeed the Hunter itself, revolves around the Hunter River.

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Vessel lay ups are the way forward to provide a much needed correction

Vessel lay ups are the way forward to provide a much needed correction

The container industry is in dire need of a correction on the supply side and even the realisation of a decent peak season demand surge this summer will not provide enough momentum to lift severely eroded freight rates in the key east-west trades.Container operators

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Wilhelmsen Ships Service’ Liferaft Exchange Programme expands worldwide

Wilhelmsen Ships Service’ Liferaft Exchange Programme expands worldwide

Wilhelmsen Ships Service has opened eight new liferaft servicing stations since January. These stations are a vital component of the LRE offer, providing ready-serviced liferafts to vessels that have signed up to the scheme.

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Vale new giant ships to be built in China and Korea

Vale new giant ships to be built in China and Korea

Brazilian mining giant Vale will have China and South Korea build its new giant bulk carriers as domestic Brazilian shipyards do not have capacity to take the order, Vale chief financial officer said on Tuesday.

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African demand for heavy lift set to grow beyond 2021

African demand for heavy lift set to grow beyond 2021

Africa is one of the few regions of the world where there is genuine expectation of large scale heavy lift growth in the next decade, claims global shipping forwarder and agent Tuscor Lloyds.

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Somali gangs take piracy to industrial scales

Somali gangs take piracy to industrial scales

Somali gangs are taking piracy to an industrial scales and the number of seafarers killed due to piracy has escalated in the past four years with 62 merchant sailors losing their lives through torture, execution, suicide and malnutrition, campaigners said.Somali gangs, who are making millions of dollars in ransoms, are becoming increasingly violent,

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CMA CGM to launch a new service between Asia, Fiji Islands and New Zealand

CMA CGM to launch a new service between Asia, Fiji Islands and New Zealand

CMA CGM Group is pleased to announce the launch of a new service connecting Asia, Fiji Islands and New Zealand, effective July 18th, 2011.Named ANZEX, this new weekly service will deploy 7 ships of 1 800 TEU and will allow the Group to provide its customers with the below assets:

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IBIA’s Chong Kam Wah retires

IBIA’s Chong Kam Wah retires

One of the architects of the International Bunker Industry Association’s (IBIA) Asian expansion, Singapore based Chong Kam Wah, has retired after six years as its regional manager. He had been overseeing the transition to the recently appointed regional manager Kwok Fook Sing, but will now no longer be involved in the day to day running of the association’s Singapore branch. He remains a non-executive director of the board of IBIA (Asia).

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Martek trains up BNWAS installer network

Martek trains up BNWAS installer network

UK-based Martek Marine has significantly expanded the geographic coverage of its Navgard Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm system (BNWAS) installer network, following two day-long training sessions.

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APL increases Middle East presence

APL increases Middle East presence

Supply chain services company APL Logistics, a unit of Neptune Orient Lines, said it has appointed two agencies to expand its presence in the Middle East. Iraq Transcontinental Shipping and Kuwait Transcontinental Shipping will enable customers of APL to utilise its full suite of services, via three locations -- Basrah in Baghdad

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Stakeholders seek urgent help for Nigerian maritime sector

Stakeholders seek urgent help for Nigerian maritime sector

Stakeholders in Nigeria’s maritime sector have said that the huge potential and profit in the maritime industry will continue to elude the country, if urgent measures are not taken to rescue her maritime sector.

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Baltic index rises on firmer raw commodity buying

Baltic index rises on firmer raw commodity buying

The Baltic Exchange's main sea freight index , which tracks rates to ship dry commodities, rose on Tuesday as firmer iron ore and coal buying in Asia boosted cargo deals done.

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Avista to Buy Power from US Wind Project

Avista to Buy Power from US Wind Project

Avista has agreed to purchase power from First Wind's proposed Palouse Wind project in Washington, US.

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ETT Secures Contract to Develop $1.4bn CREZ Projects

ETT Secures Contract to Develop $1.4bn CREZ Projects

The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) has selected Electric Transmission Texas (ETT) for the development of competitive renewable energy zone (CREZ) projects worth $1.4bn in west Texas, US.

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Yingli Green Signs Supply Agreements with Huanghe Hydropower

Yingli Green Signs Supply Agreements with Huanghe Hydropower

Yingli Green Energy Holding has signed supply agreements with Huanghe Hydropower Development to supply a total of 110MW PV modules in China.

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