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MOL tests show ships' engines can run in all load ranges Oct 18, 2010

JAPAN's Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has confirmed through tests that increasing the output of an engine's auxiliary blower motor allows for continuous operation of a ship's main engine in all load ranges. "Generally, the main engine of an ocean shipping vessel takes air into the combustion chamber using an auxiliary blower for low speeds or low load range...

Japan's Marubeni to buy stake in 8 LNG carriers from BW Gas Oct 15, 2010

Japan's Marubeni has agreed to acquire a 49% interest in eight LNG carriers from Bermuda-incorporated BW Gas for a cost of "about" $700 million, the Japanese trading company said Thursday. The eight ships are currently under long-term charter to Nigeria LNG and have been engaged in taking LNG from Nigeria to Europe and the US under long-term sales contract...

Iran shipping firm cuts Europe service on EU 'problems'Oct 15, 2010

A shipping firm accused by the West of being a front for Iran's national maritime company has stopped operating in northern Europe because of "problems" with the European Union, a senior company official said on Wednesday HDS Lines has cut its container shipping service between Europe and the Middle East, confining it to the Mediterranean. "We have sto...

Maersk shares down 2 percentOct 15, 2010

Shares in Danish shipping and oil group A.P. Moller-Maersk fall 2 percent after UBS cuts its recommendation on the shares to "sell" from "neutral" and lowers its target price to 40,000 crowns from 48,000. "That is what is pushing the shares down," Ole Jensen, head of equities at Sydbank says. "They (UBS) are a bit worried about container shipping rates ...

China gets first river shipping exchangeOct 15, 2010

China has established the country's first river shipping exchange in the western city of Chongqing, which will boost the inland city's role as a major transport hub along the Yangtze River, the Ministry of Transport said. Over the next three years, the Chongqing shipping exchange aimed to service half of all cargo shipments and more than 80 per cent o...

FESCO, Nurminen Logistics develop TransSib container serviceOct 15, 2010

The second high-speed container train of Transport Group FESCO, dispatched from the port of Hamina (Finland) through the border station Buslovskaya of Oktyabrskaya Railroad, delivered today the containers with the products of the Finnish pulp and paper industry, at Vostochny Port (Primorsky port.), FESCO press service reported. This is a joint project d...

COSCO Shipping predicts Q3 net profit to soar 13 foldOct 15, 2010

It is reported that COSCO Shipping predicts its third quarter net profit attributable to shareholders will soar 1,321.57%YoY to CNY 90.59 million. Earnings per share in the third quarter are expected to hit CNY 0.07. The company’s operating revenue in the same period is estimated to grow 28.88%YoY to CNY 1.16 billion. According to the company ...

South Korea ban single-hull tankersOct 15, 2010

The South Korean government has decided to ban single-hull tankers as of January 1, 2011. All locally registered single-hull tankers above 5,000 DWT are banned from operations in South Korean waters and all foreign single-hull tankers are banned from the country’s ports. The decision was expected and comes as a result of the 2007 Hebei Spirit cata...

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