News 2011 September 20

Throughput of Russian ports to grow by 46 percent in 2016, Transport Minister says

Kirby expects higher Q3 earnings

S&P revises Germany's Hapag-Lloyd Holding outlook to negative

Maersk Line, Limited and Rickmers-Linie (America), Inc. form U.S. flag project cargo partnership

Greencarrier opens new offices in Ningbo and Xiamen

Daesun Shipbuilding seals contract for container ship

Stena Line announces super ships to shape future of NI ferry travel

Wartsila dual-fuel engines exceed 3 million running hours

Six foreign ships under detention in UK ports during August 2011 after failing PSC inspections

Container ship stable after collision in Hamburg Port

India, China acquire coal assets in Queensland

BAE San Diego Ship Repair gets $18.3 million mod to destroyer PSA contract

Shtokman and SCF ink cooperation agreement

NCSP Board announces top execs appointments

U.S. Containerized exports grow 4.8 percent in July

China-Kazakhstan Horgas International border free trade zone to open

Russian Govt backs Severnaya Verf to perform defense contracts

NY-NJ container traffic up 6.7 percent in July

Sevmash nearly completes upgrade of aircraft carrier for Indian Navy

Chouest AHTS time chartered to support SBX-1

ICTSI fails to buy Singapore's Portek, now after Piraeus and Thessaloniki

Massport launches environmental protecton program at Boston port

Sea Consortium orders eight containerships from STX Dalian

Ship-breaking yards should be closed in South Asia

Alaska Ship & DrydockNew may build nest generation ferry

South Korean ship orders exceed China’s on higher-value vessels

STX Pan Ocean set up subsidiary in Japan

Busan container throughput up 12.2% in August

NOL revenue down 20% despite higher volumes

Ezra plans London listing

Cosco Busan to pay $44m civil penalty for 2007 spill

'Daily Maersk' proclaimed as next major advance in container shipping

U.S. Navy christens first JHSV

Crude futures price plummets to $109,14 in London, in New York - to $87,5

Cargotec confirms EUR 20 million MacGregor cranes order from South Korea