Contents | NOVEMBER 2009 30-61 Features
Feature 1 Spanish marine industries 32-34 Orderbook masks flaws in Spanish economics
34 Madrid backs maritime industry with cash 35 Privatisation has profits for Bilbao yard 37 Navantia waits for EU to lift its cap
38-39 Cernaval flies in the face of adversity 40 Barreras adapts to high oil prices
Feature 2 Chemical and product tankers 41-44 Market realities force chemical
market transition
46-49 MCA ready to take tanker damage stability evidence to IMO
Feature 3 Inland passenger ships 50-51 A-Rosa Aqua graces the waters 53 MacGregor to equip seven ro-ro’s 54 Yangtze River sees China’s largest river cruise ship
55 Viking strikes again 57 German inland waterways set to expand in 2010
58 Transferium adds to efficiency of inland waterways
59 AMA Waterways expands fleet with Amdolce and Amalyra
60 Rotterdam Rules 2009 On-line Edition
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Barreras adapts to market changes.
Transferium sets to relieve Amsterdam’s roads.
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