News 2011 July 28

Kuwait continues construction of Mubarak al-Kabir Port on Boubyan Island

ICTSI set to operate 2nd Subic terminal

Ennore Port, JNPT to raise Rs 2,000 crore

China’s shipping companies lobby government to foil Vale’s iron ore fleet

Daewoo Shipbuilding's Q2 net profit down 3.6 percent

Statoil buys LNG from rivals to cover outage period

MOL upgrades Asia-US service

CMA CGM sees 2011 profitable -report

OMERS Private Equity buys V.Group for $520mln

Worldwide piracy rises 36 percent in H1

Holland America drops Japan from several upcoming cruises

Incat Crowther announces launch of 27.6m WPC crewboat

Campbell Shipping orders fuel-efficient bulkers at Tsuji

Bronka port project goes ahead

Russia against U.S. missile shield elements in Black Sea

Emirati tanker MV Jubba XX freed

Transas to equip BSM's vessels with ECDIS

Davie Yards' Canada ship bid to be considered

China says aircraft carrier only for research, training

Port Vanino posts strong results for H1, 2011

MOL CEO says company has capacity for acquisition of more than $1 billion

Klaipeda Container Terminal to carry 15 wind turbines to Poland

Hamburg Sud christens its largest boxship in Shanghai

Palmali Shipping carries 2.3m tons of oil products in H1 2011

Vladimir Lisin may head USC Board

NYK and Yusen Terminals receive 2011 Clean Air Action Plan Awards from the Port of Los Angeles

Dow Jones Indexes launches a Global Shipping Industry Index

Guangzhou Port H1 container throughput up 10.3 percent

Hapag-Lloyd sets rate increases, surcharges on Asia-Europe-Mediterranean services

DP World eyes US listing

China Shipping Container Lines issues profit warning

Public-private partnership helps Russia become a leader of the port industry - Vitaliy Yuzhilin

Jumbo Shipping delivers 51 monopiles in 7 voyages

Nam Cheong secures S$46 mln. contract for three AHTS offshore support vessels

Mosvold cancels another vessel at Batamec shipyard

USCG to celebrate 221st birthday

Crude futures price down to $117,43 in London, in New York - to $97,4