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China’s Cnooc, Conocophillips contract to build fpso vessels
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China’s Cnooc, Conocophillips contract to build fpso vessels

CNOOC Limited recently announced that the company and ConocoPhillips China Inc. (COPC), the cooperative partner of Penglai Oilfield 19-3, had signed a contract with the China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) for building a super large 300,000 DWT (Dead Weight Ton) floating, production, storage

about 21 years ago
Vietnam launches largest-ever freighter
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Vietnam launches largest-ever freighter

Vietnam

about 21 years ago
Stakes change at Laminaria, Corallina fields
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Stakes change at Laminaria, Corallina fields

Shell Development (Australia) Pty. Ltd., has sold its interests in Laminaria and Corallina oil fields, adjacent AC/P8 exploration acreage, and the Northern Endeavour floating production, offloading, and storage vessel (FPSO) to Woodside Energy Ltd. and Paladin Oil & Gas (Australia) Pty. Ltd. under s

about 21 years ago
Global shipping: Riding the tide!
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Global shipping: Riding the tide!

The year 2004 has been pretty volatile for the global shipping industry, including the Indian players, as freight rates were impacted by uncertain moods of the oil market and a natural disaster towards the end of the year. Rising global oil production and demand led to shipping companies ramping up

about 21 years ago
DTCM promotes Dubai as a promising cruise destination
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DTCM promotes Dubai as a promising cruise destination

For the seventh time, the Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM), with the Dubai Cruise Terminal, is participating in the 2005 edition of Seatrade Cruise Shipping Convention in the US city of Miami from March 14th.

about 21 years ago
Anchorage port’s $360 million upgrade gets federal approval
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Anchorage port’s $360 million upgrade gets federal approval

Federal regulators have approved a $360 million redevelopment project of the Port of Anchorage. The Federal Maritime Administration endorsed the project this week, determining that it will have no significant impact on the surrounding environment. The first phase, to improve rail and road access, be

about 21 years ago
LPG containers adrift at sea
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LPG containers adrift at sea

MARITIME officials in Istanbul were struggling today to retrieve three LPG containers from the sea after they plunged into the Bosphorus Strait when the ship carrying them sank. Officials said the Bosphorus Strait was closed to maritime traffic after a roll-on-roll-off (ro-ro) vessel carrying seven

about 21 years ago
City-bound Inmarsat looks to regain the high ground as its satellite blasts off
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City-bound Inmarsat looks to regain the high ground as its satellite blasts off

At Cape Canaveral on Friday, Inmarsat launched the world’s largest commercial communications satellite into a trajectory that will place it at 64 degrees east over the Indian Ocean. But the communications company also started the countdown to what is widely expected to be a flotation on the stock ma

about 21 years ago
China to become world’s largest shipbuilder
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China to become world’s largest shipbuilder

Growing demand from the international market will soon turn China into the world’s largest shipbuilding nation, Xinhua reports. China, which has been the world’s third largest shipbuilder for years, is “very likely” to rank first in the near future if it maintains the growing momentum, said He Rongg

about 21 years ago
Sethusamudram sea link project could move ahead
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Sethusamudram sea link project could move ahead

The objections of environmentalists notwithstanding, an ambitious project to dredge a canal between the southern tip of India and Sri Lanka to save ships a 400 km detour could finally take off. The Rs.20 billion Sethusamudram project is a sore point between the central and Tamil Nadu governments.

about 21 years ago
Dredge vessel runs aground for second time in weeks
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Dredge vessel runs aground for second time in weeks

A dredging ship used to clear channels off the coast of Newport Beach accidentally ran aground for the second time in five weeks when its propeller got tangled in cables, the Coast Guard reported. The 298-ton vessel got stuck on a sandbar Friday night as it was helping dredge Santa Ana River storm-d

about 21 years ago
Karen Leibovici
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Karen Leibovici

It was at 20 hours 04 minutes and 20 seconds GMT on Sunday 13th March that the 60 foot monohull, Benefic skippered by Karen Leibovici, crossed the finish line of the Vend

about 21 years ago
Booming cruise bookings to keep Ocho Rios port busy in March
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Booming cruise bookings to keep Ocho Rios port busy in March

THE resort town of Ocho Rios is expecting some 91,000 cruise passenger visitors for March, arriving on the 42 cruise ships booked to call throughout the month. “This figure will be the highest in the island for the month,” said Dennis Richards, manager of the Ocho Rios Cruise Ship Terminal.

about 21 years ago
Shipping deal likely during PM’s visit to Singapore
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Shipping deal likely during PM’s visit to Singapore

A bilateral maritime agreement between Bangladesh and Singapore will be high on agenda when Prime Minister Khaleda Zia embarks on a two-day visit to the South East Asian country March 20. “The shipping agreement will be signed on March 21 to reduce 15 per cent shipping cost with a country (Singapore

about 21 years ago
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