News 2014 November 27

Bunker prices to continue to slide next week

World's largest LNG powered PSV enters Statoil chart

Okskaya Shipyard lays down multipurpose bunkering tanker of project 92800 for Tuapse Commercial Seaport

L&G Forest Products сreates timber hub at the Port of Tilbury

Ferries of Crimea’s state companies set highest rates for Kerch Strait ferry service, RF Transport Minister says

ESPO meets with Commissioner for Environment, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries

Rolls-Royce secures contract for its first offshore vessel to be built in Turkey

Kleven secures a new contract for a high specification Expedition Support Vessel

E.R. Schiffahrt receives the new DNV GL “Modification Excellence Award”

IJmuiden sea lock construction project gets go ahead from City Council of Amsterdam

MSC Magnifica undergoes succesful drydocking at Damen Shiprepair Rotterdam

Vroon Offshore Services’ AHTS vessel VOS Champagne starts first charter

System of rail transportation rates in Russia to undergo reforms for 15 years

Refining margin of Russian plants to increase 2.5 times in 2015-17, official says

HHLA Logistics transports parts of mill for a goldmine in Mali

Evergreen postpones the implementation of the Congestion Charge

Tugboat RB-413 of project 90600 built by Pella Shipyard successfully passed its sea and mooring trials

Port tariffs Rotterdam to rise by a maximum of 1% per year

Wärtsilä integrated solutions chosen for new series of deep water Anchor Handling Tug Supply vessels

Port of Helsinki delegation visits port Bronka (photo)

CMA CGM re-opens the Cameroon-Central African Republic corridor

Stealthgas announces share buy back program, new charter arrangements for nine vessels and the sale and lease back of one vessel

Baltic Dry Index down to 1,239 points

Maritime Safety Committee approves SOLAS amendments to make IGF Code mandatory

Transneft eyes redirection of oil products from Ukraine to Ventspils

ICTSI expands MICT yard capacity

Oil price down to $77.75 in London and down to $73.69 in New York

Passenger flow via port Saint-Petersburg is expected to grow by 3% to 498,000 tourists in 2015