COVER PHOTO: Double-acting 190,000cbm LNG carrier Christophe de Margarie moving stern-first through heavy ice, powered by six Wärtsilä main engines driving three ABB Azipods. Photo: Sovcomflot.
CONTENTS In this issue...
Markets ..................4-17 An assessment of the latest market trends in key sectors including: Tanker, LNG, Dry Bulk, Law, Liner, Panama Canal and Offshore.
Cover Story................19
LNG comes in from the cold The world’s first ice-breaking LNG tanker has made her debut call at the port of Sabetta on the Yamal Peninsula of Russia.
Seen & Heard ......36-37 Learning to love low oil prices at CMA, Panama Maritime XIII marks notable achievements, Sea Asia anchors busy Singapore Maritime Week, Exposhipping Istanbul enjoys international success.
Americas Regional Reports
Europe Germany ..............39-43 Felicity Landon scans the maritime horizon of a north European powerhouse in search of renewed impetus.
Middle East
Brazil ......................20-21 New local content requirements for shipbuilding mean many yards are now looking to repairs, reports Claudio Paschoa.
Greece ..................23-25 Greece’s shipowners continue to thrive despite the country’s economic hardships, reports David Glass.
Nordic
Innovation ............29-35 A host of pioneering Nordic- based companies are preparing for radical change in the maritime industries, as Seatrade writers report.
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• Middle East Ports & Shipping • Philippines • UK and Ireland
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Asia
Korea ....................67-69 Lee Hong Liang looks at the effects that last year’s collapse of Hanjin Shipping has had on Korea’s maritime industrial sector.
Saudi Arabia ........47-57 James Henderson looks at how the Saudi maritime sector is moving ahead as the Kingdom seeks to diversify away from reliance on oil revenues.
Middle East
Qatar......................59-65 James Henderson reports from the energy-rich state busy gearing up for the 2022 World Cup with major port expansion underway.
Colombia ..............71-75 Michele Labrut looks at how Colombia’s economy is set for a rebound following the end of over 50 years of internal armed conflict.
Americas
Caribbean ..................77 Costa Rica’s Moin terminal nears completion, low-carbon mission in Trinidad and Tobago, Damen begins operation of Curaçao shipyard.
Technical................79-95 Propulsion
Fuels & Lubes Ship Repair
Paints & Coatings Ballast Water Shipbuilding
Smart Shipping
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88-91 93 94 95
In my opinion ............96 Kevin Tester casts a sceptical eye over some of the claims for Big Data and advances towards autonomous shipping.
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