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Mon15Oct |
Tokyo-based firm says it expects the worldwide demand for PCTC transport to steadily expand. |
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Mon15Oct |
However year to date total sales for January through September for 2012 are still slightly ahead of the same period in 2011. |
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Fri12Oct |
Markets showed mixed prices on Friday with mostly small movements. |
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Fri12Oct |
The firms conduct "breaches the spirit if not the wording of U.S. and EU sanctions against Iran," says insurer. |
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Fri12Oct |
Firm says it is "delighted to reach this milestone" as AQUARIUS EC now moves toward final approval stage. |
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Fri12Oct |
While overall emission fell between 2009 and 2010 in Hong Kong, pollution produced by ships rose. |
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Fri12Oct |
Current market means more idle vessels, and new clause addresses time charterer responsibilities for fouling when vessels sit idle. |
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Fri12Oct |
Environmental Protection Agency awards will replace engines and propulsion systems for vessels in several states. |
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Fri12Oct |
New Go4 Bunker venture says it wants monthly sales of 10,000 mt at its opening ceremony presided over by Denmark's Princess Marie in Phnom Penh. |
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Fri12Oct |
Italian dry freight group says "the source of much pride has vanished into thin air and the hopes of a recovery have ceased." |
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Fri12Oct |
Analyst says orders for drillships, offshore production facilities, and LNG carriers "will be flooded." |
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Thu11Oct |
Global bunker prices continued to climb on Thursday, with moderate gains in Europe and Asia, with mostly steady prices in the Americas. |
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Thu11Oct |
With a 16-million-barrel capacity, the project will be Southeast Asia's largest, and will increase Sinopec's presence in Singapore. |
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Thu11Oct |
The Asian nations will research oil-indexed pricing methods that put LNG prices much higher than in North America. |
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Thu11Oct |
Private investors, foreign governments have pledged to fund industrial and trade centres along canal. |
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Thu11Oct |
The Boston Consulting Group argues that container shippers can succeed despite a glut of ships and rate wars. |
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Thu11Oct |
The tasks of the new board include making Bunker Holding into the world's leading bunker company. |
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Thu11Oct |
Total number of suppliers drops to 73 as of October, down 77 in June 2012. |
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Thu11Oct |
Construction at the facility, which is "excellently placed to serve the major bunker market there," could start in 2014. |
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Wed10Oct |
Marine fuel prices were moving up in many ports on Wednesday while crude slipped by just over a dollar. |
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