News 2015 May 20

Port of Antwerp launches breakbulk application for more efficient freight handling

Gazprom Neft’s production on Yamal to reach 30-35 mln t o. e. by 2020-25

ICTSI Laguna dry port expands facilities

MOL's Energy-Saving Propeller Boss Cap Fins System ordered for 3,000 vessels

Marine Façade (Saint-Petersburg) welcomes six cruise ships (photo)

Kalmar awarded a large contract to deliver rough terrain container handlers in the USA

LNG hub with annual capacity of 70 mln t can be created at port Sabetta, Yamal LNG says

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore conducts search and rescue operations for capsized barge

Rhenus Rotterdam expands capacity for handling breakbulk

Maersk Line to reduce CO2 emissions per container moved by 60% by 2020

Sovcomflot posts IFRS net profit of USD 97 million in QI'15 (up 67%, y-o-y)

Damen-built ART 80-32 Hybrid Rotortug RT Evolution named at the Greenwich Ship Tier in London

Final report ready on coordinated monitoring in the Baltic region

Volga and Don navigation can be limited amid low water conditions

Yamal LNG in search of alternative sources of finance amid U.S. sanctions

Global Shippers’ Forum welcomes data collection change at IMO

Second LNG plant under Yamal LNG project to be built by 2025, regional authorities say

Bergen Group, Semco conclude agreement for the sale of Hanøytangen

Large-sized modules for Yamal LNG plant to be delivered by COSCO and Red Box

Media reports about oil leakage from NYK tanker in Tokyo Bay

“K” Line signs contract to transport Hitachi rail cars to UK

Gazprom Geologorazvedka to build artificial island in Sharapov Shar Bay (Yamal) by QI’2017

Pentalver and Port of Tilbury invest in new port facility

Vale and CMES sign cooperation agreement on VLOCs

Vale concludes the sale of VLOCs to Cosco

BP and Sinopec set up joint venture marine bunkering business

UASC cements its presence in Jordan

Lithuania may become Kazakhstan’s maritime gateway to the West

Baltic Dry Index down to 620 points

Oil price down to $64.02 in London and down to $57.99 in New York

Bunker market of port St. Petersburg sees mixed price movements in 21st week (graph)