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Wed03Oct |
Wednesday saw marine fuel prices in many ports move down as crude sank by just over 4%. |
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Wed03Oct |
Effective October 24, 2012, Brand replaces acting Chief Executive Trevor Harrison and says there are many challenges ahead for the bunker industry. |
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Wed03Oct |
Ships regularly seem to be experiencing power losses, and storage presents a particular problem for older vessels. |
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Wed03Oct |
Koji Sekimizu called for action on the issue by both industry and governments at the opening of the Marine Environment Protection Committee session. |
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Wed03Oct |
A more realistic scenario shows U.S. importing from Canada, Mexico while also increasing domestic production. |
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Wed03Oct |
Companies call on IMO to develop standards to prove the value of fuel-saving, emissions-reducing technologies. |
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Wed03Oct |
The organisation says the need for fuel efficiency and sustainable performance has encouraged a "whole new generation of designs." |
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Wed03Oct |
Firm combines with Huntsman Corp. and UNIPEC UK saying they will only charter the most fuel-efficient vessels. |
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Wed03Oct |
The Swiss firm will supply propulsion and energy efficient electrical systems that reduce fuel consumption up to 20 percent. |
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Wed03Oct |
Discussions between Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia to advance navigational safety in the region "may lead to real progress being made" thanks to India. |
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Wed03Oct |
Port says it's ready for the next generation of ships as MSC Beatrice, the largest cargo ship ever to visit any port in North America, calls at the port. |
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Tue02Oct |
Global marine fuel prices mostly made small movements but lacked direction as crude moved down after three consecutive market days of gains. |
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Tue02Oct |
Andersson's appointment was effective October 1, 2012, and was a promotion from within the company. |
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Tue02Oct |
The European Commission says industry measures put in place by the IMO aren't moving fast enough. |
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Tue02Oct |
The companies say rising fuel costs and strong competition force ship operators to increase efficiency. |
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Tue02Oct |
Language proposed for Lloyd's Open Form salvage contract would give P&I insurers more control over bunker removal. |
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Tue02Oct |
Deal sees TORM with a new $100 million working capital facility and renegotiated time charter-in contracts saving the firm up to 36%. |
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Tue02Oct |
The Tokyo headquartered shipping firm now expects a loss of $172.9 million. |
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Tue02Oct |
An automated container yard and unmanned rail mounted gantry cranes will serve the "next generation of containerships." |
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Tue02Oct |
300 liters of bunker fuel was reported to have leaked from a submarine pipe during bunkering. |
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