Tanker Operator logo
Tanker Operator newsletter                       March 21 2011

 

Japan - the aftermath- Braemar Shipping Services

(Mar  21  2011)

- The immediate effects of the Japanese earthquake are likely to be a drop in oil demand.

 >>more 

 

 

 

Japan - the aftermath - Gibson research

(Mar  21  2011)

- There is a lot of uncertainty and conjecture regarding everything, including the effects on the economy, Japanese demand, commodity prices and trade flows into and out of Japan, writes Gibson Research in its weekly report.

 >>more 

 

 

Japan - the aftermath - Lorentzen & Stemoco

(Mar  21  2011)

- Nicolai Hansteen, chief economist at Lorentzen & Stemoco, told Tanker Operator that Japanese LNG imports would be ramped up to make up for the shortfall in energy production caused by the earthquake.

 >>more 

 

 

Pirates release chemical tanker

(Mar  21  2011)

- Somali pirates have freed the Panama-flagged chemical tanker Hannibal II last Thursday after payment of a ransom, reported Reuters quoting the Tunisian TAP news agency.

 >>more 

 

  

 

Palmali vessel allowed to leave Malta despite Libyan protests

(Mar  21  2011)

- Libyans living in Malta tried to stop a tanker from leaving Malta last week by taking out a court injunction.

 >>more 

 

 

McQuilling moves into Greece

(Mar  21  2011)

- The McQuilling Partners Group has established a subsidiary company - McQuilling (Hellas) Limited - which commenced operations on 16th March, 2011.

 >>more 

 

 

NCC receives new chemical tanker

(Mar  21  2011)

- On 16th March, National Chemical Carriers (NCC) took delivery of the chemical tanker 'NCC Noor' from SLS Shipbuilding.

 >>more 

 

 

Weak rates hit TEN

(Mar  21  2011)

- Tsakos Energy Navigation (TEN) reported a net income for 2010 of $19.8 mill (after an impairment charge of $3.1 mill), compared to net income of $28.7 mill (after an impairment charge of $19.1 mill) achieved in 2009.

 >>more 

 

 

Seafarers should make the decisions

(Mar  21  2011)

- Decision-making needs to go back to the hands of crew and away from shore-based managers, said InterManager president Alastair Evitt.

 >>more 

 

 

P&I club warns of ballast water problems ahead

(Mar  21  2011)

- The UK P&I Club has focused its latest Legal Briefing on the International Convention for the Control and Management of Ships' Ballast Water and Sediments, adopted by the IMO in 2004.

 >>more 

 

 

OceanSaver takes ballast water technology to another level

(Mar  21  2011)

- OceanSaver has launched a Mark II version of its ballast water management technology aimed at high-end technology for different sized vessels.

 >>more 

 

 

Bilge water management data digitalised

(Mar  21  2011)

- Alfa Laval has launched the BlueBox Bilga Data Recorder aimed at proper bilge water management.

 >>more 

 

 

MarineLink chosen by Thome

(Mar  21  2011)

- Singapore-based Thome Ship Management has chosen MarineLink as its sole eCommerce provider.

 >>more 

 

 

Training attached to technology to defeat the pirates

(Mar  21  2011)

- International Maritime Security Network (IMSN) has developed the Triton Shield Anti-Piracy System (APS).

 >>more 

 
New subscribers to Tanker Operator

 

ConocoPhillips, Vetting Coordinator, United States; DONG A TRADING SHIPPING CORPORATION, DPA, Viet Nam; Drydocks World Singapore, Asst Project Co-ordinator, Singapore; Eitzen Group, Master Mariner, India; ESM, 3/O, India; Everest Consultants Inc., Director, United States; Faststream, Commercial Shipping Recruiter, United Kingdom; FML, CE, India; Galbraiths Ltd, Research Analyst, United Kingdom; HINSHIP MARITIME, 3RD ENGINEER, India; IMSENG, IT Manager, Iran (Islamic Republic of); Indochina Treasure, Director, Thailand; INFOMER, MARINE CONSULTANT, France, Metropolitan; iss, tech manager, Greece; Jiri Overbeeke Dienstverlening, Operator agency department / Boardingclerk, Netherlands; JPPA, Engineer, Brazil; Kalmar Maritime Academy, Nautical lecture, Sweden; KOTC, Chief Engineer, United Kingdom; LLOYDS REGISTER EMEA, SENIOR SURVEYOR, Spain; London Education Services, MD, United Kingdom; M2 Tech Ltd, director, United Kingdom; Maine Maritime Academy, Professor of Marine Transportation, United States; mast chartering, chartering officer, Nigeria; National Technical University of Athens, Athens, Greece; New Zealand Maritime School, Lecturer, New Zealand; NITC, MANAGER, AREAS AND BRANCHES, Iran (Islamic Republic of); Norgas Asia Pte Ltd, Chartering Manager, Singapore; Ocean Tankers, Snr Ops Exec, Singapore; Onsys Energy Pte Ltd, Superintendent, Singapore; OSG, CHIEF OFFICER, Philippine; PORT OF DUQM COMPANY SAOC, CEO, India; PST Management Pte Ltd, Chief Executive Officer, Singapore; Rigel, Tanker Officer, Germany; season ship management and marine services, electro technical officer, India; SNC-Lavalin UK Ltd., Process Engineer, United Kingdom; Sompo Japan Insurance Inc., Manager, Japan; Triton Maritime Pte Ltd, Managing Director, Singapore

Thank you for reading Tanker Operator's newsletter

Editor - Ian Cochran, cochran@tankeroperator.com
 
Advertising sales - Mel Skinner,
mskinner@onlymedia.co.uk
 
Publisher - Karl Jeffery
, jeffery@thedigitalship.com
Tanker Operator 2011 review of the year
Download Tanker Operator's 2011 review of the year - the world's top 30 tanker operators
Tanker Operator March 2011 issue cover
Download Tanker Operator March 2011 issue

















Join our social network
Tanker Operator social network
Quick Links