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(Sep 02 2014)
Sea waves have a significant impact on the vessels’ fuel consumption and are therefore one of the ship designers’ biggest challenges.*
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(Sep 02 2014)
The past few decades have seen many technical advances in marine tank gauging technology aimed at delivering greater efficiency and safety.
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(May 01 2014)
OSG Ship Management (OSG), has passed the first hurdle with the USCG National Vessel Documentation Center’s (NVDC) determination, in its plan to convert the Jones Act Veteran Class MT-46 product tanker Overseas Tampa, at a Polish shipyard, writes Bri...
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(Jan 01 2014)
During 2013, it was the turn of the developed economies to show growth, while developing and emerging economies suffered slower growth.
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(Nov 30 2013)
We make no apology for focusing on VLCCs for the first few pages of this issue, as the extent of the market rise in this sector has surprised most of us.
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(Aug 31 2013)
Tanker owners want to save fuel, but also importantly they want to be able to show to oil major charterers that they have taken action to reduce emissions and their overall environmental footprint.
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(Aug 31 2013)
Currently, the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RS) is addressing the designs of modern membrane LNG carriers for gas transportation along the Northern Sea Route.
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(Aug 31 2013)
It may be said that ship design has hardly changed in the last 30 years.
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(Jun 30 2013)
According to an economic report on Brazil, today's boom can be traced back to the 1990s when governments implemented a number of major reforms that helped modernise, stabilise and open up the economy.
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(Jun 30 2013)
News that Clean Marine was awarded a contract by Samsung Heavy Industries to supply exhaust gas cleaning systems (EGCS) for two new shuttle tankers being built for AET, has firmly put the relatively new company on the map.
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(Jun 30 2013)
Wilhelmsen Technical Solutions (WTS) has launched an upgraded Unitor-Generon inert gas system.
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(Jun 30 2013)
Despite the problems besetting the marine industry in terms of low freight rates, Danish-based owners and operators are probably better placed than most, due to each consecutive governments tending to support the idea of 'Blue Denmark'.
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(May 08 2013)
Notwithstanding the rise of the offshore sector in Norway, chemical tanker operations still represent a considerable investment in shipowning and operating in that country.
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(Apr 30 2013)
International Paint (IP), a subsidiary of AkzoNobel, has launched two new coatings solutions.
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(Apr 24 2013)
ClassNK has granted an AIP (Approval in Principle) to the MIBS (Minimal Ballast Water Ship) VLCC design developed by Namura Shipbuilding in co-operation with the Shipbuilding Research Centre of Japan.
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