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Tue26Feb |
The company says rising product tanker demand will support its investment in new tankers. |
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Tue26Feb |
Despite the closure of two refineries, Caltex says imported fuel will provide for the nation's needs. |
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Tue26Feb |
Nile Petroleum will sell Shell lubricants in Egypt under a deal with Shell Egypt. |
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Tue26Feb |
The African islands' Seychelles Petroleum Company supplies a "comprehensive range of oil products." |
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Mon25Feb |
Some gains were seen in North and Western Europe, but bunker prices were still heading down elsewhere. |
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Mon25Feb |
The move marks the first international shipping organisation to do so. |
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Mon25Feb |
Harbour Master René de Vries says "considerably more ships" will come once the Maasvlakte 2 port expansion project is open. |
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Mon25Feb |
The company is continuing to reduce its fleet, and reports "one of the worst winters ever" for crude tankers. |
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Mon25Feb |
The nation says it is reducing its reliance on oil exports in its next budget and promoting other industries. |
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Mon25Feb |
Herbjørn Hansson says the company is investing in newbuildings to take advantage of low prices. |
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Mon25Feb |
The company said volume growth, cost reductions, and rate increases helped it do better. |
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Mon25Feb |
The company said the market for conventional tankers will remain week through 2013. |
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Fri22Feb |
Global bunker prices end the week with further losses. |
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Fri22Feb |
A full year net loss of US$419 million is a percent improvement on the $478 million loss it made in 2011. |
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Fri22Feb |
The Board of Port Commissioners will select a contractor for the Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal project in April. |
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Fri22Feb |
The government is looking at breaking up Gazprom's monopoly on LNG exports. |
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Fri22Feb |
The Brazilian company is trying to raise money for new investments. |
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Fri22Feb |
ConocoPhillips and the Chinese company will also work together to explore marine shales in China. |
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Fri22Feb |
Gross profit for the company's marine services division grew 7 percent to $208 million. |
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Fri22Feb |
Deutsche Bundesbank is assessing the industry "with a keen eye on the stability of the entire financial system." |
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