Drawing upon its broad network of correspondents across the region the latest issue of Seatrade Asia Week is just out tackling key issues such as the environment, ship finance and offshore construction, Seatrade-asia reports. Read about government initiatives in Hong Kong to make the port greener. Inside are exclusive profiles on low profile, but important shipowners such as containerline SITC and Cido Shipping while the weekly paper also includes a feature glimpsing at what the shipping markets might hold in store by the year 2020. On offshore, readers will find out how many of India’s yards now have close to 50% of their orderbook in offshore contracts while Singapore’s Keppel is making moves on the lucrative drillship sector, currently the sole preserve of Korean yards.
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Seatrade Asia Week comes out 50 times a year and is priced at just $300 a year. To subscribe or for a free trial contact lya@seatrade-asia.com.