Dec 27, 2010

Dresser-Rand Selected to Supply More Than $250 Million of Compression and Power Generation Equipment for Five Offshore Projects

Dresser-Rand Group Inc., a global supplier of rotating equipment and aftermarket parts and services, has been awarded over the past thirty days, compression and power generation equipment worth approximately $250 million in advanced turbomachinery for five major offshore projects. They involve a floating, production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel, a semi-submersible, a tension leg platform and two fixed-leg platforms located in various fields from South East Asia to the Gulf of Mexico.
Dresser-Rand will supply eleven gas turbine generator sets, three gas turbine mechanical drive packages and five DATUM compression trains in pressure boosting and export gas services. The units will be manufactured at the Company's facilities in Olean, New York, Le Havre, France and Kongsberg, Norway.
"We are pleased that Dresser-Rand has been selected to supply compression and power generation packages for these projects," said Jesus Pacheco, Dresser-Rand's executive vice president, New Equipment Worldwide. "These awards reflect the confidence our clients have in the value of Dresser-Rand's technology and our delivery record. All the power generation projects had particularly critical delivery needs, and our clients rely on Dresser-Rand's commitment to short cycle times as well as our on-time delivery record", adding that "we have delivered every gas turbine generator set on-time for the last five consecutive years, which we believe is an unmatched record in the industry for this class of equipment.
"These contracts are reflective of our continued strong position in supplying custom-engineered solutions for offshore production environments, whether they are arctic or tropical, shallow or deepwater, and for fixed or floating facilities. Moreover, these are representative of our expertise and the superior value Dresser-Rand delivers to clients who require highly specialized packages for mission critical applications. Our equipment meets the highest requirements for design, maintainability and maximum equipment availability" said Pacheco.
The compression systems and gas turbine generator packages are expected to start shipping in late 2011 through the second quarter of 2012.
According to Vincent R. Volpe Jr, President and CEO, "these fourth quarter bookings are in line with prior guidance and indicative of the continuing strength in the recovery of our end markets, particularly the upstream segment. On this basis we reiterate our expectation that the new unit bookings for 2010 will be in the range of $1.1 to $1.3 billion. Additionally, as we now look into 2011, we are confident that we will see an increase in bookings on a year over year basis."
Source: Press release
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Petrobras Hereby Announces The Start Up Of The Extended Well Test In Guará

Petrobras hereby announces the start up of the Extended Well Test (EWT) in the Guará area, which occurred on December 25, in the pre-salt layer of Santos Basin.
The EWT is producing through the well SPS-55, using the FDSPO Dynamic Producer platform, and is expected to last for five months.The daily production is estimated at 14,000 barrels of oil per day 
The Guará area, located in block BM-S-9 and around 300 kilometers off the coast of São Paulo state.  Petrobras is the operator of the area in partnership with BG Group and Repsol, The recoverable oil and gas volumes in Guará are estimated at between 1.1 and 2 billion boe of high quality, with an API gravity of around 30 degrees.
Following the EWT, the pilot project is planned to the area, with the wells being connected to the FPSO Cidade de São Paulo.  The production is expect to start by 2013 and is estimated at 120,000 barrels of oil and five million cubic meters of gas per day. 
The Guará EWT will allow Petrobras and its partners to develop a deeper knowledge of the area and the behavior of the reservoirs, in turn aiding the creation of a definitive project for the region and contributing to the development of the Santos Basin pre-salt layer.
Source: Press release
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Iraq targets oil exports of 2 million b/d in January

Iraq's newly appointed oil minister, Abdul Karim al-Luaibi, said Monday that Iraq had raised its oil production to 2.6 million b/d having previously reported output at 2.5 million b/d.
Exports were running at 1.9 million b/d but are set to rise to 2 million b/d in January, Falah al-Amry, head of the Iraq State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO), told reporters at a ceremony in Baghdad at a ceremony marking the official handover of the ministry job from former oil minister Hussein al-Shahristani.
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Source: Platts
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Mikhail Khodorkovsky found guilty in second trial

Former oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky and his business partner Platon Lebedev were declared guilty at the culmination of their second new trial in Moscow's Khamovniki Court on Monday.
Source: RIA Novosti
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Sinopec plans 6 bcm gas capacity in Yuanba by 2015

China Petrochemical Corp plans to build 6 billion cubic metres of annual natural gas production capacity in the Yuanba gas field in southwestern Sichuan by end-2015, equivalent to half of its largest field, Puguang.
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Source: Reuters
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Shell, Petrochina invite tenders for Curtis Island CSG-LNG project

A joint venture of Royal Dutch Shell PLC and Petrochina has invited tenders for the front-end engineering and design (FEED) phase of its proposed CSG-LNG project at Curtis Island near Gladstone in Queensland. 
Invitations to tender were sent to four Australian and international consortia. The four are joint ventures of: 
• KBR Inc., China Huanqui Contracting & Engineering Corp., John Holland Group, and Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd. 
• Chiyoda Corp., Saipem SPA, and Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. NV 
• Technip SA, JGC Group, and Clough Ltd. 
• Foster Wheeler AG and WorleyParsons Ltd. 
The successful group will be responsible for carrying out FEED for the LNG plant. A decision on who will construct the plant is to be made at a later date. 
Shell and Petrochina completed a $3.4 billion (Aus.) takeover of Arrow Energy Ltd. earlier this year to secure CSG reserves for the planned four-train, 16 million tonne/year capacity plant on Curtis Island. 
Stage 1 includes construction of two trains of 4 million tonnes/year each. 
A final investment decision is scheduled for 2012, leading to the project being brought on stream in 2017. 
Tenders for the FEED phase close in February.
Source: Press release
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Marcellus play to get gas plant

Magnum Hunter Resources Corp., Houston, announced earlier this month that it will build a 200-MMcfd cryogenic natural gas processing plant to serve production moved on its Eureka Hunter pipeline in northwestern West Virginia. A company spokesman declined to pinpoint the plant’s planned location. 
Installation and hook-up of the plant will begin once it is delivered in October 2011. The spokesman also declined to disclose the construction cost or what construction contracting company is in charge of engineering and construction. 
Gary C. Evans, Magnum Hunter chairman and chief executive officer, noted that natural gas produced from its 50,000 net acres in the Marcellus shale in northwestern West Virginia and Ohio is “highly liquids rich,” 1,200-1,400 btu. 
He said the company intends to drill at least “horizontal Marcellus shale wells in fiscal year 2011.”
Source: Press release
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MIS SIGNS MOU WITH KAVIN ENGINEERING

UAE-based MIS Group (Maritime Industrial Services), a diversified engineering and contracting group focused on the energy sector, announces the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Kavin Engineering and Services Private Limited, India (Kavin) to form a long term strategic joint venture to further expand into the Engineering, EPC / EPCM marketplace.
Kavin, established in 2002, is an engineering and services company providing customised concept to commission services for offshore and onshore oil and gas production and processing facilities, thereby complementing MIS’ strategic emphasis on expanding its EPC/EPCM segment.
“This development, together with the recent acquisition of Litwin PEL in Abu Dhabi, will provide MIS with the necessary multi-disciplinary engineering resources and skill set required to fast track our expansion into both the onshore and offshore EPC / EPCM market,” said Kevin Hudson, MIS Managing Director.
“We are delighted to be joining hands with MIS,” commented S. Ramachandran, Managing Director of Kavin Group. “After eight years of steady growth in conceptual design, FEED and detailed engineering services to the global clients of the energy sector for projects like onshore production and processing plants, offshore platforms and FPSO facilities, Kavin is a good fit with MIS’ strategic direction.”
Source: Press release
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MODEC Announces Successful First Oil for FPSO Kwame Nkrumah MV21

MODEC announces another outstanding milestone for the FPSO Kwame Nkrumah MV21 (Jubilee FPSO) with the official First Oil Ceremony. On November 28, 2010, the FPSO Kwame Nkrumah MV21 achieved commissioning of first oil offshore Ghana. The J-02 well opened at 15:45 hours, GMT. Hydrocarbons reached the topsides in the late afternoon and the first flare occurred at 19:50 hours. The oil from this day has been used to commission the facilities for Tullow's official First Oil Ceremony held on December 15, 2010.
His Excellency John Atta Mills, President of Ghana, was the guest of honor at the ceremony held by Tullow Oil plc (Tullow), Anadarko Petroleum, Kosmos Energy, Ghana National Petroleum Corporation, Sabre Oil and Gas, and the E.O. Group. First Oil events were celebrated both on the FPSO, located offshore within the Jubilee field development, and in Takoradi, close to the Jubilee onshore support base. The ceremony was broadcast live on various local TV stations in Ghana as well as globally.
The significance of this fast-tracked large-scale subsea development has received great public recognition. In addition to the globally televised First Oil Ceremony, this year's December issue of Offshore Magazine named Jubilee one of their "Top 5 Projects of 2010."
The oil production rate for FPSO Kwame Nkrumah MV21 will initially increase to 55,000 barrels of oil per day and then to 120,000 barrels as new wells are brought online over the next three-to-six months. The first lift of Jubilee field oil from the FPSO to an export tanker is expected in January 2011. MODEC Management congratulates the entire Project Team on this excellent achievement.
Source: Press release
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Technips Apache II Vessel to Install Stell Flowline in Deepwater, Ghana

According to Seabrokers, Technip’s new pipelay vessel Apache II is to install a 14 km rigid steel flowline in deepwater 60 km offshore Ghana.
The operation which is due to commence before year end is part of a lumpsum contract awarded by Ghana National Petroleum for a flowline installation on a pipeline which will transport natural gas from the Jubilee field to an onshore processing plant.
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Source: Offshore Energy Today
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Modiin Energy begins 3D seismic survey off Hadera coast

Modiin Energy LP has begun a 3D seismic survey of its offshore Yam Hadera license. The survey will examine a 485-square kilometer area and take three weeks at a cost of $4.4 million. The company estimates that eight months will be needed to analyze the results.
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Source: Globes
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PROSEP PURSUES JOINT DEVELOPMENT OF PROPRIETARY GAS DEHYDRATION TECHNOLOGY

ProSep Inc., dedicated to providing process solutions to the oil and gas industry, announces it was awarded additional funding to pursue the development of its proprietary gas dehydration technology "ProDry" under a Joint Industry Project (JIP) carried-out with Total, Statoil and ConocoPhillips. The JIP partners together with The Research Council of Norway provided additional funding of approximately $0.4 million (CAD) to pursue a Phase IV pilot testing project, an extension of Phase III announced on May 28, 2009. After successful performance testing at Total's gas processing plant in Lussagnet (France), JIP partners agreed to extend testing to identify scale-up capacity, performance and operational robustness of the ProDry. Phase IV development is expected to conclude in the second quarter of 2011.
"Most new oil and gas discoveries are located offshore in deeper, more remote and challenging environments. By working with industry partners such as Total, Statoil and ConocoPhillips, we can develop pioneering technologies specifically designed to address their actual process improvement requirements," said Jacques L. Drouin, President and CEO of ProSep Inc. "This model allows ProSep to optimize its development activities, allow for onsite testing and provide unbiased performance data."
Total industry funding for the development of the ProDry now stands close to $2 million since 2009. The Company will retain all property rights including technology, patents and licensing fees relating to future sales. The ProDry is a compact, light weight technology that efficiently mixes glycol into gas for dehydration. The ProDry utilizes ProSep's proprietary mixing and injection technology developed at the Company's Norwegian operations and provides a more compact and robust gas dehydration as compared to conventional technologies such as absorption towers. Compact and lightweight solutions such as the ProDry are increasingly being developed to address the needs of the growing offshore and subsea oil and gas production activities.
Source: Press release
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US co ATP agrees deal to buy Myra, Sarah stakes

Sources inform ''Globes'' that ATP Oil & Gas Corporation has reached an initial agreement to acquire 30% of the offshore Myra and Sarah licenses and 50% of the Daniel license and Shimshon permit. No deal will actually be signed until after the Sheshinksi committee releases its final recommendations on gas and oil and gas royalties and taxes.
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Source: Globes
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Magellan Petroleum Corporation Announces Young Energy Prize S.A. Commitment and Extension Of Evans Shoal Agreement

Magellan Petroleum Corporation has received and accepted a legally binding commitment from its largest shareholder, Young Energy Prize s.a. (YEP), to provide the necessary funds required for MPET's wholly-owned Australian subsidiary to close out the acquisition from Santos Offshore Pty Ltd (Santos) of a 40% ownership interest in the Evans Shoal natural gas field in the Bonaparte Basin offshore Northern Territory Australia.
MPET and Santos have agreed to extend the date for closing the acquisition of the Evans Shoal interest by MPET's Australian subsidiary until January 31, 2011 in order to allow additional time for the parties to obtain customary transaction approvals.
The agreement to extend the date for MPET to provide the balance of funds to Santos includes an extension of the date for forfeiture to Santos of monies being held in escrow should MPET be unable to achieve completion.
The total initial purchase price of the acquisition is AU$100 million.  On March 25, 2010, in connection with the execution of the acquisition agreement with Santos, MPET made an initial payment to Santos of AU$15 million leaving AU$85 million payable by MPET upon closing.  On August 9, 2010, MPET announced the agreement of YEP to purchase $15.6 million of MPET shares at $3 per share for purposes of the Evans Shoal acquisition.
Nikolay Bogachev, the Chairman and CEO of YEP, explained, "YEP has from the outset been a very strong advocate of the Evans Shoal project and has committed to provide the funds needed for Magellan to complete the acquisition of Santos' 40% interest in the project. YEP looks forward to continuing to work closely with Magellan to achieve its broad-scale potential."
Source: Press release
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Acergy S.A. and Subsea 7 Inc. Combination Schedule

Acergy S.A. On September 23, 2010 Acergy S.A. and Subsea 7 Inc. submitted a notification to the UK Office of Fair Trading (OFT) regarding the parties
proposed merger. The OFT announced on December 21, 2010 that it is considering undertakings from the parties in lieu of referring the proposed merger to the UK Competition Commission.
Following a review of the OFT decision, the Boards of Acergy S.A. and Subsea 7 Inc. have concluded that the anticipated date of completion should remain January 7, 2011 subject toremaining closing conditions.
Both companies will continue to work with the OFT to implement the required undertakings.
Source: Press release
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Panama Canal Expansion: Cables Reveal US Efforts to Prevent Sacyr From Winning the Bid

Cablegrams released by WikiLeaks reveal that the US State Department tried to prevent the Spanish construction company Sacyr from winning a contract to extend the Panama Canal. The cables reveal the State Department's efforts to secure the project for the US bidder, Bechtel.
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Source: The Maritime Executive
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SOUTH KOREA TO STAGE FIRING DRILLS BUT AVOID BORDER

The military plans to stage live-fire drills of the coast around the Korean peninsula from December 27 to 31, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said yesterday.
But the firing exercise will not be held near the tense maritime border with the North on the Yellow Sea, according to coordinates given by the government.
“This is part of a regular practice involving army, naval and air forces . . . and the state-run Agency for Defence Development will also conduct ammunition tests off the west coast,” the JCS spokesman told reporters.
Seoul on December 20 staged a live-fire artillery exercise on Yeonpyeong island, a border island that was shelled by the North in an attack that killed four South Koreans, including two civilians.
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Source: Maritime Sun News
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Illegal Entry


A ship with over 25 Pakistanis and Iraqis on board was detained on Sunday, off the coast of Lakshadweep after it entered Indian waters illegally.
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Source: Ship Talk
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Pirates are ready to release a German-operated tanker

Somali pirates are ready to release a German-operated tanker, the Marida Marguerite, which they have held for eight months, after they were paid $5.5 million, a pirate leader said.
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Source: Ship Talk
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China Shipping Development inks contracts of 5 oil carriers

China Shipping Development Co., Ltd., a marine cargo transportation service provider in the country, December 22 posted an announcement that the company and its solely owned unit China Shipping Development (Hong Kong) Marine Co., Ltd. inked USD 351.2 million contracts to manufacture five oil carriers for independent third parties.
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Source: eship Trading
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Beluga Hochtief Offshore Jack-Up Vessel, Germany


Beluga Shipping and Hochtief Construction formed a joint venture named Beluga Hochtief Offshore in April 2010 to develop a specially designed heavy-lift jack-up vessel. The new self-propelled vessel is being built by Poland's Crist shipyard. Steel cutting for the vessel took place in August 2010. The ship is expected to enter service in 2012.
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Source: Ship Technology
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France wins tender to build warships for Russia

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev told his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy over the phone that France has won a tender to build amphibious assault ships for Russia.
The winner is a consortium comprised of French DCNS and Russia's United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC), the Kremlin press service said.
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Source: RIA Novosti
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Thai cargoship hijacked on Christmas day


Bangkok: The hijacking of a Thai general cargo vessel on the early hours of Christmas day has brought the number of seafarers held captive by Somali pirates to over 600.
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Source: Seatrade Asia
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Magnetic Patch Prevents Flooding of Nuclear Fuel Carrier

A magnetic patch made by Miko Marine AS of Norway has been used to seal a leak in the hull of the nuclear waste freighter Puma . The Danish-flagged ship was in danger of sinking on December 18 when it experienced a leak in its engine room while sailing south along the coast of Norway following its delivery of 333 tons of spent nuclear fuel to Murmansk.
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Source: Marine Link
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Cargotec to equip four new Norwegian ferries

In November Cargotec secured an order from Gdansk Shiprepair Yard Remontowa in Poland to deliver MacGregor cargo access equipment for four 4,200gt RoPax ferries.
"Efficient and reliable cargo access equipment is essential for the profitable and safe operation of the ferries," says Lars Öberg, Sales Manager for RoRo ships at Cargotec.
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Source: Maritime & Energy
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India: Sand Dredging Ban Causes Construction Projects Delay

Thousands of construction projects across the city are being delayed and getting more expensive due to an acute shortage of sand caused by an unresolved fight between environmentalists and the government. Several developers, including Haware and Kalpataru, have already informed their customers that the residential projects will not be completed on schedule, and many more are certain to follow suit in the days and weeks to follow.
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Source: Dredging Today
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Oslo to take part in Environmental Ship Index

The port of Oslo in Norway is to take part in the Environmental Ship Index, according to a Port of Rotterdam press release.
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Source: Port World
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Somalia signs training deal with private security firm

Somalia’s fragile government said that it had signed a deal with a private security company, Saracen International, a firm that has been criticised by the US government.
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Source: AFP
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Somali piracy flourishes into lucrative business

Somali pirates have set up a sophisticated network of agents to negotiate and launder ransom money that has turned the seizing of ships into a lucrative business, experts say.
The sea pirates use the financial hub of Dubai and Somalia's southern neighbour Kenya as key transit points to launder the millions of dollars in ransom money by organised and wealthy gangs.
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Source: AFP
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Could this be the breakthrough in tackling shipping’s climate impact?

Shipping could become the first industry to have a global carbon dioxide reduction measure. A legislative process has been set in motion at the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) which, if approved, could see obligatory energy efficiency standards for new ships come into effect in 2013. A vote is expected at the IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) in July.
The energy efficiency rules would come in the form of a CO2 standard for new ships, the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) and the Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan (SEEMP). The EEDI, which has been trialled over the last two years, is a standard that sets energy efficiency targets for ships that will be progressively tightened while leaving designers and builders the freedom to choose the most cost-efficient technology to use. The SEEMP, currently being applied by some ships but only on a voluntary basis, is a mechanism for a shipping company or ship to improve the energy efficiency of ship operations.
A series of moves within the IMO, aimed at influencing positively this month’s climate change summit in Cancún, have turned a slow process into the potential for the first standard promoting energy efficiency – and thereby greenhouse gas emissions reductions – to apply to any industry across the world.
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Source: Transport and Environment (T&E)
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Persian Gulf Tanker Rates Are Little Changed as Demand Slows

The cost of delivering Middle East crude to Asia, the world’s busiest route for supertankers, was little changed as demand slowed for loadings in January
Charter rates for very large crude carriers, or VLCCs, on the industry’s benchmark Saudi Arabia to Japan route gained 0.3 percent to 69.54 Worldscale points, according to the Baltic Exchange in London. Returns from the route gained 1.4 percent to $26,277 a day.
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Source: Bloomberg
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Dry bulk carriers orderbook remains unchanged in 2010 despite flurry of newbuildings delivered

Despite 2010 being a record year in terms of dry bulk newbuilding deliveries, as of the end of the year, the orderbook has remained at the same amazing levels of a year ago. According to a report from BIMCO’s shipping analyst Peter Sand, the current orderbook totals at 277 million dwt, 1 million dwt more than the one of the end of 2009. “As if the dry bulk orderbook wasn’t large enough back then, orders are constantly placed at shipyards that hungers for orders to fill their order books for and beyond 2013. New orders equal to 70 million DWT have been placed in 2010, of which 60% at Chinese shipyards which have gained the lion’s share of the orderings” said Mr. Sand.
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Source: Hellenic Shipping News
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Dual-fuel to LNG Marine Engines – One Step Closer

Dual-fuel marine diesel engines are increasingly being fitted to new-buildings where twin benefits of negligible noxious gas emissions (thanks to squeaky-clean combustion) and  economical performance come to bear when the engine operates in LNG mode. Indeed analysts are agreed that it is only the sparse availability of LNG bunkering facilities world-wide that limits installation of far greater numbers of dual-fuel systems at a time when prices for oil fuels are uncertain, and when environmental regulations are becoming increasingly stringent.
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Source: Maritime Propulsion
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Keppel O&M bags jobs swag

Singapore's Keppel Offshore & Marine has clinched a trio of contracts totalling S$240 million (US$184.5 million).
The work covers the upgrading of a floating production storage and offloading vessel, a newbuild dive support vessel, as well as the conversion of a livestock carrier.
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Source: upstream
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NSCSA Subsidiary Purchase (2) Petrochemical Tankers

The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (NSCSA) announces that the Board of Directors of The National Chemical Carriers Ltd. Co. (NCC) (one of its affiliates) agreed in their meeting held on Tuesday 21st December, 2010 to sign a contract with SLS Shipbuilding Company of South Korea to purchase (2) Petrochemical tankers for a total price of approximately SAR (322.5) millions with expected delivery during the 1st half of 2011.
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Source: zawya
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Daewoo Shipbuilding targets $11 billion orders in 2011

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, the world’s second-largest shipbuilder, aims to secure $11 billion in orders next year, a spokesperson said on Sunday, confirming an earlier media report.
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Source: News Day
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Keppel secures S$240 million worth of

Keppel Corp , the world's biggest rig maker, said on Monday its offshore & marine units have won contracts worth S$240 million ($185 million) worth for conversion and specialised shipbuilding.
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Source: Reuters
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$28.5mn boost for shipbuilding industry


The booming shipbuilding industry in Bangladesh is set to get 2bn taka ($28.5mn) refinancing fund as the central bank reviews the scheme at its board meeting tomorrow.
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Source: Gulf Times
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ATP Oil eyes exploring in Israel

ATP Oil & Gas Corp is seeking to enter Israel's growing natural gas industry, the Globes financial daily reported on its website Sunday.
The newspaper said Houston-based ATP is looking to buy one-third of the rights and licence to the Mira and Sarah prospects and one-half of the rights to the Daniel and Shimshon sites.
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Source: Reuters
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