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Wed28Nov |
Company says entry into offshore oil and gas sector puts it in good position for the future. |
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Wed28Nov |
The deal gives Kirby access to asphalt, shale-based crude oil markets, CEO says. |
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Wed28Nov |
Rotterdam IFO380 drops $9.50 to cancel out the small gains made over the last two weeks. |
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Wed28Nov |
Despite Tanzanian flag, Sekavin said the ship "represents Iranian interests," making it illegal to provide bunkers under EU sanctions. |
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Wed28Nov |
The overall price picture for the last week remains flat. |
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Wed28Nov |
INTERTANKO says it is working with stakeholder to find ways to remove "market distortions." |
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Wed28Nov |
Shipowner says its LNG tanker is the first of its kind to sail across the Northern Sea Route. |
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Wed28Nov |
A reduced environmental footprint will see sulfur emissions at "effectively zero," with CO2 emissions also reduced. |
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Tue27Nov |
Markets across the Americas continue to make small movements as prices generally remain flat. |
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Tue27Nov |
Shallow draft reduces fuel consumption on the new 38,000 dwt tankers being built in China. |
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Tue27Nov |
Very small gains seen in the region with $4.00 the biggest move for IFO prices in the EMEA region. |
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Tue27Nov |
The International Chamber of Shipping says the industry is already taking on major costs around reducing emissions. |
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Tue27Nov |
IFO380 in Singapore, Hong Kong,Tokyo all up between $1.00 and $3.50 today. |
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Tue27Nov |
1,840-tonne-per-day plant has "particularly demanding technical features," Linde says. |
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Tue27Nov |
LNG bunkers are "expected to dominate in the near future," the Hellenic Register of Shipping says. |
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Tue27Nov |
Company's bunkering division has purchased a tanker for use in sea ports along the Sea of Japan. |
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Mon26Nov |
The Norway-based company has appointed a board member as its new CEO, effective January 1, 2013. |
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Mon26Nov |
A number of European markets make gains today, but movements remain small. |
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Mon26Nov |
Singapore terminal operator says the new business reflects confidence in the local cruise infrastructure. |
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Mon26Nov |
Report sees stronger Asian economies, shale gas, and the decoupling of gas and oil prices driving trends over the next eight years. |
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