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Prices of long dated US natural gas may rise to $5.50 per MMBTU as productivity in many mature shale gas plays are no longer improving

Hopes of steady gas supply for the various power plants may be a reality by the end of 2014,as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation

China's plans to establish a shale industry to rival the U.S.'s could see Beijing slash its energy imports—in a blow for some of the world's poorest gas exporters.

On April 30, NYK concluded a time-charter contract for a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier with LNG Marine Transport Ltd

The time-charter results are in line with the last quarter, according to Odfjell’s first quarter results for this year.

EU Maritime Ministers met yesterday in Athens under the chairmanship of the Greek Minister of Shipping

Ocean Yield ASA has entered into newbuilding contracts for three LEG

The second of the nineteen sponsons was successfully installed on Costa Concordia wreck on May 2nd.

Ocean Shield will today return to Australian Navy’s Fleet Base West to replenish its supplies

Is liquefied natural gas (LNG) the future of marine fuel – or just a future marine fuel?

The MOL-operated containership MOL MOTIVATOR collided with Zhong Xing 2 while underway

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Dorian LPG Ltd., a liquefied petroleum gas shipping company and owner and operator of modern Very Large Gas Carriers

NOAA ships, small boats, and hydrographic services contractors have their sailing orders

After the federalist rebels had reached an agreement with the Libyan Government

The fifteen abandoned Filipino sailors, members of the MV B Ladybug’s crew

At the Committee on the Safety of the Sea (COSS) held on 23 April, the EU Member States

Avance Gas Holding Ltd, today reported unaudited results for the quarter ended 28 February

On Friday 25 April, the port authorities of Antwerp, Mannheim, Rotterdam

The first of 19 sponsons to be installed on the Concordia wreck before the refloating phase arrived on Saturday morning at the Giglio Island on board a pontoon named Mak.