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Renewed Investor Interest in Norway Shipping Bonds

June 14, 2016

A reawakening of Norwegian high-yield corporate bonds has raised hopes of an eventual resurgence for the multi-billion dollar market, which has dried up as the oil industry grapples with lower prices....

Chemical Reaction

By Tim Sheahan

June 12, 2016

Surging petrochemical production is benefiting Gulf Coast ports. By Tim Sheahan As southern California is the nation’s top magnet for containerized cargo, so is the Gulf Coast the most attractiv...

Extending the Great Silk Road into Central Africa

By Harry Valentine

June 10, 2016

The Great Silk Road is an ancient trading route that dates back some 3,000-years which connected across Asia between China and the Mediterranean lands. Advances in maritime transportation technology t...

Moving Towards a Ballast-Free Future

By Wendy Laursen

June 10, 2016

Peru is the latest state to have acceded to the 2004 IMO Ballast Water Management Convention, bringing the entry-into-force conditions closer: 34.87 percent of the world's merchant fleet tonnage. T...

Second Vessel Joins EgyptAir Search

By The Maritime Executive

June 9, 2016

A second ship equipped with specialist search devices will join the hunt for the black box flight recorders and the wreckage of an EgyptAir jet on Friday. A French naval supply vessel, Laplace, pic...

Tekmar Trial Proves Successful at The Underwater Center

By The Maritime Executive

June 9, 2016

Tekmar Energy, which supplies cable protection systems (CPS) to the offshore windfarm industry, has successfully carried out a full-scale demonstration of its products at The Underwater Centre, the su...

Dramatic Shift From Coal Slows Carbon Emissions

By The Maritime Executive

June 8, 2016

The 65th edition of the BP Statistical Review of World Energy, launched this week, highlights that while natural gas and oil recorded solid growth in 2015, global demand for coal saw its largest fall...

KDB to Recapitalize Ahead of Shipbuilding Losses

By The Maritime Executive

June 7, 2016

Korea Development Bank is moving to improve its debt coverage ratio in preparation for the restructuring of the nation’s troubled shipbuilders. On average, South Korea’s banks keep capital on hand rep...

Tug Strikes Hamburg Tour Boat, 15 Injured

By The Maritime Executive

June 7, 2016

[Brief] On Tuesday afternoon, the tug Jörn struck the cruise boat Irma II in Hamburg harbor, near the Blohm + Voss shipyard, injuring 15 of the 39 passengers aboard. Six had to be taken to the hospita...

COSCO Launches World's Largest Tanker Company

By The Maritime Executive

June 7, 2016

On Monday, China COSCO Shipping officially launched the world's largest tanker company with a ceremony in Shanghai. COSCO Shipping Energy Transportation will be the top tanker firm both by tonnage and...

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