News 2015 July 29

Rolls–Royce completes delivery of power & propulsion package for future DDG 1000 destroyer

Scorpio Tankers acquires an MR product tanker

GSO increased oil recovery from Gullfaks area

Participants of TEMPUS project met at Odessa passenger terminal

Hurricane awarded new blocks in 28th offshore licensing round

Diana Shipping signs a US$165m term loan facility with BNP Paribas

Eastern Shipbuilding launches second HOS MPSV 310ES for Hornbeck Offshore Services, LLC.

Far Eastern Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Center announces tender to purchase 9 cranes for RUB 8.14 bln

Paris MoU bans entry of M/V "Georgiana H" from the region

ADP implements all-new terminal operating system at Zayed Port

Marine Façade (Saint-Petersburg) welcomed 11 cruise ships last week

Port of Singapore releases first RFP for LNG bunker supplier licence

IRSHAD receives Damen Shoalbuster 2308 for SPM buoy maintenance

Kerch based shipyard Zaliv lays keel of search-and-rescue vessel (photo)

NYK car carrier vessel conducts rescue operation in Mediterranean Sea

‘Mir’ and ‘Akela’ left port Kristiansand (Norway) to participate in final race of The Tall Ships Races 2015 (photo)

USCG crews continue to search for two missing Florida teens

Bunker market of port St. Petersburg saw mixed price movements in early 31st week (graph)

Huntington Ingalls Newport News gets $6,7m contract for repair services on CVN 68

Cruise liner with 20-years experience of visiting South Palmira called at Odessa sea port

ZIM ranked 1st in schedule reliability on the Asia-US East Coast trade

DCT Gdansk starts cooperation with United Arab Shipping Company

DCT Gdansk starts cooperation with Hamburg Süd

Sandia joins hands with Red & White Fleet to develop hydrogen fuel cell ferry and world’s largest refueling station

ABP invests £2.2m in the Port of Garston’s future

Brent Crude futures price down 0.41% to $53.08, Light Sweet Crude – down 0.41% to $47.79

MOL establishes a barge terminal operator in Thailand

Considerable discounts for container lines is Riga’s advantage, says port authority

Costa Cruises to build two next-generation cruise ships as part of Carnival Corporation's multi-billion contract with Meyer Werft

Baltic Dry Index up to 1,094 points