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Offshore support vessels 
Ice-breakers
Underwater construction and installation ' IRM Market
The seismic market 
Drilling market

Production market (surface systems)
Dredging
Conclusion 



The offshore and specialised ships markets
 in 2004

 
The year 2004 will remain unique in the history of the oil and gas industry for two reasons: first, world oil demand (excluding gas) reached its highest level ever and second, the price of oil also registered a peak at around $ 50 per barrel.

The offshore sector at last is feeling the initial benefits of the surge in prices and oil companies are again targeting to increase their proven reserves of oil and gas. About $ 125 billion was spent on exploration and oil production in 2004. This level, comparable to that achieved in 2001, should increase to $ 135 billion in 2005. This figure excludes Russian and Chinese projects, but includes the Kashagan and Kazakhstan projects in the Caspian Sea. This drive will be a stimulus in the first instance to the development of traditional offshore equipment in shallow waters, but also to very deep-sea offshore equipment, which comprise a number of drilling units used at the limit of their capacities. Geophysical offshore exploration will see a certain stability, even with some expansion in India. The increase in offshore drilling expenses in 2004 illustrates the upward trend and the best indicator of this growth being the percentage of jack-up rigs operating, which has gone from 75 % at the beginning of the year to 90 % at the end.


 
Kaori
Port tug, delivered by President Shipyard in 2004, operated by CMC Noumea (New Caledonia)
Offshore Support Vessels

Most of the major companies in this branch of the offshore market decided this year to order a large number of Platform Supply Vessels (PSV) as well as Anchor Handling Tug-Supply (AHTS). The order pattern was mainly:

' at the beginning of the year, for PSVs in the size range of 3 000 tdw or more, ' for mid-size AHTS, with 60 to 120 t bollard pull, dynamic positioning and equipped with fire-fighting systems.

The majority of orders were placed with Far Eastern shipyards, currently favoured for their cheap labour costs as well as the weakness of the dollar. The other significant trend of this market is the halt on the ever-growing size of PSVs and of the engine power of AHTS.

Our explanation for these phenomena is triple: there are few orders coming from Norwegian owners as the North Sea market has remained flat for most part of 2004, oil companies' needs have been concentrated on production in deep waters and finally, owners are following the general movement towards cost cutting.

It is worth noting an inversion of trend during the course of the year for Norwegian shipyards, which have filled their orderbooks, even though they were limited by their Polish or Romanian sub-contractors production capacities to build the hulls.

This general demand from charterers to reduce 'logistics' costs in the exploration/production process, passed onto owners, has resulted in an effort to standardise ships with more orders for series and the research into more optimised designs coming also from the Far East. In this respect, the diesel-electric engine solutions mainly developed by Norwegian manufacturers incorporate true advantages, particularly in relationship with dynamic positioning equipment compatibility, which is now a standard feature on most new ships, for a reduced price.

The choice of diesel-electric propulsion, combined with the installation of azimutal propulsion sets, has also contributed to reduce construction costs by simplifying the hull forms.

In 2004 both PSVs and AHTS delivered by the yards found employment, even if charter rates were not always at levels hoped for by the owners.

The North Sea market was the catalyst in the recovery of the offshore market. As an example, an AHTS of 200 t bollard pull chartered out on the spot market at the beginning of the year at 15,000 $ per day, obtained 45,000 $ per day in December. It was the same for the Gulf of Mexico where the employment rates of vessels finally saw an increase after four very poor years. Egypt, the Middle and Far East also saw chartering rates on the rise by employing more powerful AHTS.

At the end of 2004 several important owners no longer had any modern units to charter out, which leads us to be relatively optimistic as to the market's ability to absorb the large number of PSVs and AHTS that are due for delivery in 2005.

There has been a rapid increase in the already substantial fleets operated by Singapore owners. As an example we can cite Jaya, which had 21 AHTS, 2 PSVs and 6 other ships under construction at the end of 2004. Fleets that are in the hands of Middle East owners have also seen a significant development with, for instance, Maridive in Egypt which controls nearly 50 ships including 7 under construction in India.

Western owners have started or boosted their fleet renewal programmes.

Groupe Bourbon has ordered 8 PSVs (GPA 670 type) and 4 AHTS (Conan Wu type of 70 and 80 tons bollard pull) in China. There are also 4 AHTS (120 t bollard pull, Conan Wu design) with Keppel Singmarine in Singapore, as well as 2 fast supply ships in aluminium based on an innovative French concept (Mauric design) with the Piriou shipyard. The Bourbon Group is continuing to expand and hopes to conquer new markets.
 


 
Bourbon Helios
Platform supply vessel, GPA design, 3,300 dwt, to be delivered by Zhejiang in 2005, will be operated by Groupe Bourbon Offshore division

We can mention the example of Tidewater, which has ordered 8 AHTS, 4 PSVs and half a dozen of smaller units. They have ordered these ships with the intention of replacing some older units and thus avoid important expenses to keep them in proper running condition and getting them re-classified.

Edison Chouest Offshore has ordered 7 offshore vessels and 4 fast supply ships.

In 2004, Seabulk Offshore contracted with Labroy shipyard of Singapore 8 AHT/AHTS mainly for the West African market.

Swire Pacific Offshore has 9 AHTS on order in the Far East, of which 7 of the UT 780 type - 4,800 bhp with Labroy.

Delivery of new units ordered in Asia are spread out until 2006.

Beside these PSV and AHTS fleets, we have seen a noticeable increase in the demand for fast craft, over 20 knots, built of aluminium, 40 metres long or more, designed to carry dozens of passengers and some cargo on deck. In the future, under deck bulk capacities are also being envisaged. At last a new market has emerged concerning small, specific units aimed at providing security protection for offshore oil fields capable of carrying armed men aboard.

In addition, several governments, particularly in Europe, have launched programmes to renew or to complete their fleets for assistance or intervention as well as anti-pollution surveillance ships. These building programmes are benefiting essentially European shipyards.
 


 
Ice-breakers

The opening of the Russian market, giving access to the Arctic, from the Barents Sea to the Bering Straits, has stimulated orders for the offshore markets, but also to serve the exports terminals of the 'on-shore' production.

Amongst these we can mention:

 ' Swire Pacific / Primorsk with an order for three UT 758 of 90 meters, ice-breaker, at Aker Yards for 500 million Norwegian kroner. ' Rieber Shipping / Primorsk with an order for a ice-breaker / tug, at Aker Langsten for 351 million Norwegian kroner. ' Sevmorneftegaz / Fesco with an order for two ice-breakers at the Havyard Leirvik shipyard for 53 million euros.
 

Underwater construction and installation ' IRM Market (Inspection Repairs and Maintenance)

The year 2004 was characterised by a marked revival in the underwater construction activity and also with the happy resolution of financial crisis of Stolt Offshore, who managed to transform its debts into capital and was able to win contracts at more favourable conditions. The Stolt Nielsen group sold its interests in Stolt Offshore thus ending an historic participation in the sector. McDermott has strengthened its presence with an expansion programme.

This industry has continued its consolidation of which one of the stages was the repurchase by Siem Industries Inc. of the remaining 50 % share of Subsea 7 previously controlled by Halliburton. It appears also that Torch Offshore is in a particularly precarious situation and is likely to dispose of a number of ships especially the 'Midnight Express'.

European underwater contractors are in a better shape than their American rivals, with the exception of Cal Dive and Global Industries. The revival of so-called traditional offshore activities in shallow water in the Gulf of Mexico, should help contribute to their improved situation.

The start of large installation projects in West Africa, Egypt, and Brazil is helping to bolster activity, to the point that some operators are announcing that they have almost none of their main ships available until 2008. The Far East, traditionally in low profile, will also absorb some ships in 2005. Subsea 7 has made a remarkable break-through in West Africa, a market up until now shared essentially between Technip Offshore, Saibos and Stolt Offshore.

The possibility to have the right vessel at the right time is a key to success in the underwater construction market, but it should be appreciated that the fleet is ageing. In practice, with the exception of several units coming into service at the initiative of owners of supply vessels, such as the 'Boa Deep C 1', the 'Normand Cutter' (a converted cable-layer chartered to Sonsub) the barge-laying 'Jascon 5' and the construction of the future 'Normand Installer' (a joint project between SBM and Solstad), no major project has been launched or realised in 2004.

Consequently 2005 should see the launching of several significant projects by the Majors, namely large laying and installation ships (150 m x 30 m or more) capable of laying pipes of 16 to18 inches at a depth of over 2,000 metres. The major concern will be the response capability of the shipbuilding market, which has never seen such a level of activity.

The recovery of the underwater construction market both in the area of new developments and in the area of the maintenance of new fields, has logically helped sustain and stimulate the activity of supply vessels such as the MPSV (Multi-Purpose Supply Vessels) fitted with a strong lifting capacity (more than 100 tons at sea-level). They are also employed in light construction works and more generally in the IRM market of which the main players remain the owners of supply ships mentioned in the previous chapter.
 

The seismic market

The four principal operators, WesternGeco, Veritas, Petroleum Geo Service (PGS) and Compagnie G'n'rale de G'ophysique (CGG) have also benefited from a surge in activity. Hardened pessimists have been obliged to revise their opinion about the future of this activity, which particularly suffered over the past four years. CGG seems to have abandoned its ambition to merge with PGS after its offer was declined by the latter's shareholders. Nonetheless, a new consolidation would benefit this sector. At the start of 2005, operators are working already on the programme for 2006, which is exceptional given the average duration of seismic acquisition contracts.

Technologies continue to improve the quality but also the range of seismic work, since it is now possible to detect oil or gas up to a depth of 6,000 meters. These gains will incite operators to improve their marine logistics globally and probably to charter more specific supply ships for longer periods.
 

Drilling market

The offshore drilling industry is undergoing a real change in situation which began at the start of 2004, with an increased level of utilisation of jack-up rigs to drill in shallow waters.

At the end of 2004, few units of the 300 feet jack-up rigs type remained available in the short term. Freight rates for deep-water drilling rigs are heading toward the $ 300,000 per day level. The second generation semi-submersibles, which drill at 1,500/2,000 feet depths, are benefiting from the rebound in the North Sea market and obtain more than $ 100,000 per day for short term contracts.

The industry continues to gravitate around the fleets controlled by the six American majors, Pride, Diamond, Ensco, GlobalSantaF' (GSF), Noble, Transocean and by four competitors of substantially smaller size namely Stena Drilling, Maersk Drilling, Atwood and Rowan. By and large, the drilling companies dedicated 2004 to consolidating their balance sheets. Pride should probably sell some supplementary assets, with a view to be in a better position for new investments over the coming 2005 / 2006 period. As to GSF, they anticipated the change in the market and fixed four units which are being completed in Singapore (2 semi-submersibles and 2 jack-ups).

Opportunities to convert, modernise and build new drilling rigs will be possible as soon as the oil companies offer long term charter opportunities. It is worth mentioning the order of three jack-up rigs in Singapore on a speculative basis by a group of Norwegian investors, as well as another unit ordered by the Norwegian Odfjell.

In this sector, the Keppel Fels group plays a predominant part, which is based on its world-wide network of yards for repairs and shipbuilding, on its capacity to offer the market standard jack-up rigs, also adaptable to specific needs for drilling, and finally on its role as a speculative investor.

The Sembawang group for its part maintains a share of the market due to the specific expertise of PPL Shipyard. Finally Chinese builders, such as Dalian, have emerged but remain principally concentrated on their domestic market.
 



 
Production market (surface systems)

This year has seen Stolt Offshore shed itself of engineering, construction project, and integrated production systems by the sale of its affiliate Paragon. The leaders, who are Saipem and Technip, obtained some prestigious but high resource-consuming contracts, linked to developments in West Africa but also in the Persian Gulf (Qatar project) and the Caspian Sea (Kashagan phase 1).

Despite the small number of contracts recently awarded (of which SBM with Petrobras of Brazil and Bergesen with Woodside in Mauritania), the number of tenders open or due to come out in 2005 for leasing FPSOs has considerably increased. These tenders are primarily related to West Africa, Brazil, South East Asia and Australia. These projects require storage ship hulls of two million barrels, except for the last two zones, which regularly require Suezmax size units. In the second-hand market, which is somewhat overvalued, it is obvious that the number of available ships has become considerably reduced. In addition, oil companies are more and more reluctant to accept hulls over 20 years old. As from now, charterers of FPSOs are proposing either to use modern ships or to build new hulls to meet their standards, in line with the order placed by Modec (Mitsui group) and awarded to Samsung.
 

The dredging market

From the point of view of contractors, the sector has continued to consolidate. 2004 saw the final absorption of Ballast-Ham by Van Oord. Despite a difficult context due to the halt of the huge Singaporian projects, a revival in world demand in volume is expected for 2005. Current projects in the Persian Gulf, China and the Sakhalin Islands have continued to keep the contractors busy.

Jan de Nul is pursuing his modernisation programme and the expansion of his fleet. It's the only Major that has built up his investments in an original and audacious strategy, by ordering small sized dredgers in China. These orders have demonstrated Jan de Nul's know-how in engineering and project management.

In France, DTM has confirmed the order of a 2,200 cbm sand-dredger with the Barkmeijer shipyard in the Netherlands, for delivery in 2005. GIE Dragages-Ports has concentrated on restructuring and rationalising its fleet. It should confirm in 2005 an order for a 700 cbm grab hopper dredger fitted with a dredge pipe.

Finally, there has been the U-turn of the IHC group, which has finally abandoned its shipyards, including the famous IHC Holland, designer and builder of dredgers. The expertise of Dutch dredging specialists tends to be concentrated in the engineering work and the manufacturing of dredging equipment.
 


 
Goenisio Barroso
Anchor-handling tug supply, delivered in 2004 by Fels Setal, operated by Delba Maritima (Brazil)
Conclusion

A lot of uncertainty has been removed by the outcome of the American elections. In addition the forecast is for a new increase in world oil and gas demand.

Oil companies today possess very important financial capacities. Exploration has been considerably reduced these last few years, whereas the increase in proven reserves is now a strategic target.

These circumstances augur well for the offshore industry as a whole for the year 2005 and should apply to all geographical zones.
 



Shipping and Shipbuilding Markets in 2004

I N D E X

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DESDE LA PRIMERA PÁGINA
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Hamburgo
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Höegh Evi está de acuerdo con el puerto de Port-La Nouvelle para la importación de hidrógeno a través de la escala francesa
Oslo/Port-La Nouvelle
Se espera un tráfico de hasta 210mila toneladas anuales a partir de 2030
Altera Infrastructure cede su flota de 18 transbordadores cisterna al armador griego Angelicoussis
Westhill
La finalización de la transacción prevista en el primer semestre de 2025
A finales del año Fret SCNF dejará de existir y la actividad será detectada por las nuevas empresas Hexafret y Technis
St.-Ouen
El acuerdo está destinado a evitar el pago de 5.300 millones de euros.
Tzitzikostas: Al principio de mi mandato presentaré una estrategia para los puertos europeos
Tzitzikostas: Al principio de mi mandato presentaré una estrategia para los puertos europeos
Bruselas
"La competitividad del sector del transporte debe basarse en la sostenibilidad", dijo la Comisión Europea.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings registra ingresos trimestrales récord
Miami
En el período julio-septiembre de este año, los barcos del grupo se han embarcado en 812mila pasajeros (+ 9,7%)
Los hubs intermodales de Melzo y Milán Smistamento serán retomados en el ZLS del puerto y retropuerto de Génova
Milán
Deliberación aprobada por la junta regional de Lombardía
Asciende a 39.000 millones de euros al año la inversión pública necesaria para descarbonizar el transporte europeo.
Asciende a 39.000 millones de euros al año la inversión pública necesaria para descarbonizar el transporte europeo.
Bruselas
La estimación en un nuevo estudio de Transporte y Medio Ambiente
La crisis en el Mar Rojo ha causado un agujero de seis mil millones de dólares en las arcas de Egipto
La crisis en el Mar Rojo ha causado un agujero de seis mil millones de dólares en las arcas de Egipto
Cairo/Alejandría
Scali en el puerto egipcio de El Dekheila de los servicios de Vuxx Shipping entre China y Rusia
En el tercer trimestre, el tráfico de carga en los puertos marítimos chinos creció un 1,7% por ciento.
Pekín
Los únicos volúmenes a y desde el extranjero han aumentado un 5,0%
En el trimestre julio-septiembre, el tráfico naval en el estrecho del Bósforo creció un 6,4%.
Turquía
En los primeros nueve meses de 2024, el incremento fue de 7,1%.
DFDS no adquirirá la red de transporte internacional de Ekol Logistics
Copenhague/Estambul
Intercambio de alegaciones: el grupo danés afirma que no se han cumplido determinadas condiciones contractuales; la compañía turca responde que ha recibido una solicitud de descuento en las últimas 24 horas
En el primer trimestre de este año, el tráfico en los puertos de la Unión Europea cayó un -3,2% por ciento.
En el primer trimestre de este año, el tráfico en los puertos de la Unión Europea cayó un -3,2% por ciento.
Luxemburgo
El único tráfico en contenedores (+ 5,2%) está creciendo. Aún dudas sobre las cifras atribuidas a Italia
ECSA y T&E están pidiendo el Acuerdo Industrial Limpio para apoyar la transición energética del transporte marítimo
Bruselas
Entre las demandas, hacer que los combustibles navales ecológicos estén disponibles en los puertos
En el trimestre julio-septiembre, UN ingreso creció un 65,2% por ciento.
En el trimestre julio-septiembre, UN ingreso creció un 65,2% por ciento.
Singapur
Los volúmenes de contenedores transportados por la flota aumentaron un 6,6%
En el tercer trimestre, los resultados financieros y operativos de COSCO se incrementaron sustancialmente.
En el tercer trimestre, los resultados financieros y operativos de COSCO se incrementaron sustancialmente.
Shanghai
Los volúmenes de contenedores transportados por la flota aumentaron un 8,6%
Maersk registra resultados trimestrales brillantes
Maersk registra resultados trimestrales brillantes
Copenhague
Se ha decidido un fuerte desempeño en la industria naviera en contenedores. También creciente terminal y logística
Confitarma enumera acciones para aumentar la contribución del envío al sistema italiano
Nápoles
En el tercer trimestre el tráfico de mercancías en los puertos turcos disminuyó un -1,8%
Turquía
Los volúmenes a y desde Italia han aumentado un 2,9%
El Tribunal de Apelación en Reggio Calabria da razón a la AdSP de Gioia Tauro en el litigio que la yuxtapone al Corap
Un litigante sigue pendiente ante el Tribunal de Casación
Maersk firma un acuerdo con el chino LONGi para abastecer sus propios buques de combustible dual de metanol
Copenhague
El grupo danés ya dispone de acuerdos para cubrir más del 50% de su demanda de metanol prevista para 2027.
Royal Caribbean vuelve a registrar resultados financieros y registra operaciones trimestrales
Royal Caribbean vuelve a registrar resultados financieros y registra operaciones trimestrales
Miami
En el período julio-septiembre, los ingresos aumentaron un 17,4%
La asociación de puertos europeos está alarmada por la reforma prevista de la financiación de la UE para la infraestructura de transporte
Bruselas
La política de transportes y la financiación del transporte deben basarse en un enfoque europeo.
En el tercer trimestre, el tráfico de contenedores en el puerto de Nueva York creció un 16,0% por ciento.
New York
En los primeros nueve meses de este año, el incremento fue de 13.8% por ciento.
El Comité Ministerial que investiga las concesiones en el puerto de Génova pondrá fin al trabajo a finales de año.
Roma
En el tercer trimestre, los ingresos de Eimskip crecieron un 9,2% por ciento.
Reykjavík
Beneficio neto inferior -13,9%
Fusión de las empresas chipriotas de la gestión de buques Intership e Interorient
Limusina
La nueva InterMaritime Shipmanagement gestionará una flota de más de 170 barcos
El servicio ro-ro de DFDS entre los puertos de Damietta y Trieste será inaugurado el 29 de noviembre
Copenhague
Se esperaba un tiempo de navegación de aproximadamente 68 horas
El terminalista ICTSI registra nuevos resultados trimestrales
Manila
En el período julio-septiembre, las terminales portuarias del grupo manejaron 3,3 millones de contenedores (+ 3,6%)
Puerto de Taranto, ok del Comité de Dirección en la concesión de la placa de Oporto en Vestas
Taranto
Infraestructura de apoyo a la línea de producción de turbinas eólicas
Mejora adicional de Finnlines " Resultados financieros trimestrales
Helsinki
Alrededor del final del año los pedidos de tres nuevos barcos de ro-pax
Fincantieri-Acuerdo EDGE para el desarrollo de soluciones para las necesidades submarinas de las marinas militares
Abu Dhabi/Trieste/París
PROXIMAS SALIDAS
Visual Sailing List
Salida
Destinación:
- orden alfabético
- nación
- aréa geogràfica
WSC, mandato crucial del nuevo comisario europeo de transportes para garantizar la descarbonización del transporte marítimo
Bruselas
La asociación de armadores indica algunas otras prioridades que deben abordarse
Los federadores dispuestos a ilustrar a las instituciones las prioridades de los puertos italianos
Roma
Pessina: disponible para nuestro know-how para sugerir las medidas a tomar
Sébastien Romani es el nuevo CEO de Forship Spa
Go Ligure
Subentra a Giuseppe Scognamiglio
Restyling de la zona de aterrizaje de los criseristas en el puerto de Catania
Catania
En 2023 el tráfico de cruceros en la escala siciliana aumentó un 43,7% por ciento.
Reanudar el trabajo para la terminación de los muelles comerciales del Puerto de Milazzo
Messina
Está prevista la realización de 18.000 metros cuadrados de nuevos delantales.
En el tercer trimestre, la facturación de Kalmar cayó un -16% por ciento.
Helsinki
Los nuevos pedidos aumentaron un 6%
Aprobado el presupuesto de previsiones de 2025 de la AdSP de Liguria Occidental
Génova
Ok también en la revisión anual del Plan Operativo Trienal 2023-2025
Aprobado el presupuesto de previsiones 2025 de la Central Adriatic System Authority of the Central Adriatic
Ancona
La primera grúa llegó para hacer el pontile de Giammoro operando cerca de Milazzo.
Messina
Se instalará a finales de año
Luz verde al presupuesto de previsión y el plan de tres años de la obra de la AdSP de Liguria Oriental
El Spezia
En los primeros nueve meses de 2024 el tráfico de contenedores en Spezia creció un 8,1% por ciento. Los días 14 y 15 de noviembre el evento "Un puente a África"
Aprobado el presupuesto previsto 2025 y el POT 2025-2027 de la AdSP del Tirreno Sur y Jónico
Alegría Tauro
Puerto de Livorno, decomisado una carga de 40 libras de cocaína
Livorno
Tractos bajo arresto de tres personas
Aprobado el presupuesto de previsiones 2025 de la AdSP del Norte Tirreno
Livorno
Ok unánime también en el Plan Operativo Trienal 2024-2026
Rail Cargo Group activa un servicio ferroviario entre Belgrado y el puerto de Rijeka
Viena
Dos rotaciones semanales
HHLA cosecha previsiones al alza para el ejercicio financiero 2024
Hamburgo
También se espera un ligero aumento en los volúmenes de tráfico de contenedores manejados por las terminales portuarias
En el tercer trimestre, los ingresos de COSCO Shipping Puertos crecieron 11,2%
Hong Kong
En los primeros nueve meses de 2024, el incremento fue del 5,8%.
PUERTOS
Puertos italianos:
Ancona Génova Rávena
Augusta Gioia Tauro Salerno
Bari La Spezia Savona
Brindisi Liorna Taranto
Cagliari Nápoli Trapani
Carrara Palermo Trieste
Civitavecchia Piombino Venecia
Interpuertos Italianos: lista Puertos del mundo: Mapa
BANCO DE DATOS
Armadores Reparadores navales y astilleros
Expedicionarios Abastecedores de bordo
Agencias marítimas Transportistas
MEETINGS
El viernes, la asamblea pública de Federagents se celebrará en Roma.
Roma
La Federación celebra los 75 años desde su fundación
Spediporto ha organizado un viaje de dos días en el Valle de Logística Verde y el comercio entre Italia y China.
Génova
Está programado para los días 22 y 23 de octubre
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RESEÑA DE LA PRENSA
Sudan govt scraps $6bn Red Sea port deal with UAE
(The North Africa Post)
Argentina enfrenta tarifas portuarias hasta 500% más altas que otros países de la región
(Pescare)
››› Reseña de la Prensa Archivo
FORUM de lo shipping y
de la logística
Relazione del presidente Nicola Zaccheo
Roma, 18 settembre 2024
››› Archivo
Aprobado el presupuesto de previsiones 2025 de la AdSP del Mar de Cerdeña
Cagliari
También libre del programa trienal de obras
Savino Del Bene ha adquirido el transporte de Seabridge en Hamburgo
Hamburgo/Florencia
La empresa ya actuaba como sede administrativa para las operaciones alemanas del grupo italiano.
En el tercer trimestre, el tráfico de mercancías en los puertos albaneses creció un 14,0%.
Tirana
En los primeros nueve meses de este año, el aumento fue del 14,3%
En 2026, por primera vez, los barcos de MSC Cruciere llegarán a Alaska
Ginebra
"MSC Poesía" llevará a cabo itinerarios semanales desde Seattle
COSCO Shipping Lines ordena seis nuevos buques portacontenedores de 13.600 teu a Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding
Shanghai
Se tomarán en entrega en 2027
Wärtsilä registra un robusto uptickdown en la facturación trimestral
Helsinki
En el período julio-septiembre, el valor de los nuevos pedidos aumentó un 1% por ciento.
Concesión unificada para acto formal para la terminal Intergroup en el puerto de Gaeta
Civitavecchia
Tiene una duración de 12 años
Llegar en el puerto de Gioia Tauro las dos últimas de las 13 nuevas grúas de muelle del MCT
Alegría Tauro
Pueden trabajar en portadores de contenedores de capacidad hasta 25mila teu
Assologistic ha publicado una guía práctica de la reforma aduanera
Milán
Ilustrado y analizado las novedades y críticas de la nueva planta legislativa
En el tercer trimestre, los contenedores de envío en los puertos españoles aumentaron un 9,9% por ciento.
El tráfico de transbordo creció un 13,2% por ciento, el comercio de importación y exportación del 6,4% por ciento.
USB Mare y Porti critica el acuerdo para la renovación del contrato de los trabajadores portuarios
Roma
Firmado el acuerdo voluntario "Acuerdo azul de Ancona"
Ancona
El objetivo es reducir el impacto de las emisiones de los cruceros, ro-ro y ferries que suben al puerto dorsal.
La Guardia Costera Italiana y la Academia Italiana de la Academia Mercantil en apoyo de la Administración Marítima de Ucrania
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Génova - ITALIA
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Director: Bruno Bellio
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