News 2012 November 2

GPN Marine Bunker beefs up with new 6,800dwt ice-class bunkering tanker (photo)

Tianjin Port to get new terminal

Rosmorport to finalize an icebreakers deployment plan in Nov, 2012

JNPT to invite fresh bids for fourth terminal

South Korean shipyard orders MacGregor RoRo equipment for two car carriers

CLT Novoshakhtinsk receives Best C & L Terminal Award in Customs Olympus 2012

Ningbo Port October box volume up 14.2%

Strike at East African hub port of Mombasa enters second day

Chevron declares force majeure at Angolan oil terminal

Kirby completes $116 million acquisition

Golar LNG contracts Keppel for FLNGV conversion

Sinopec plans to buy French oil explorer

BG Group set to become China's largest LNG supplier

Bad weather frustrates search for missing bulk carrier Amurskaya

FAS gives Northern Investments green light to buy Arkhangelsk fleet

Online tool promises transparency on fuel savings

Port of Rotterdam nine-month cargo volumes climb 1.7 percent

Wilhelmsen Rebrands Bunker Division

Port Tracker forecasts full-year drop in European imports, while exports will grow

U.S. Coast Guard damage assessment teams survey New York Harbor

Gazprom IFRS profit down 33% in H1 2012

Antarctic marine park negotiations end in failure

Titan appoints financial advisor for GDZR deal

Latvian ports' cargo traffic up 7.2% in Q3

Keel laying ceremony for Global Marine's three Aluminum Crew Boats

Rosneft signs 25-year Inter RAO gas supply deal

Fuel worth $400,000 stolen from hijacked bunker tanker

ABS inks technology agreements in Korea with KOGAS & Prominent Universities

SapuraKencana bags MYR836m in deals

Horizon Lines posts Q3 financial results

Wärtsilä RT-flex low-speed engines achieve 1000 orders milestone

Samsung and UK firm AMEC establish offshore engineering JV

Ferries switch to LNG to reduce fuel costs

Shipway to chair Austal USA

DNV authorized to carry out surveys on Japanese flagged vessels

NYK included in two major Carbon Leadership Indexes

Bunker Prices Continue Down Thursday

Crude oil prices down to $108,17 in London, in New York - up to $87,09