China


Saturday, September 29, 2012
50 Supertankers? China, I’m Sorry, but I Don’t Believe You [OP/ED]
Engineering News

50 Supertankers? China, I’m Sorry, but I Don’t Believe You [OP/ED]

There are a few headlines going around today in some major publications and by the Associated Press claiming that China has announced plans to build 50

September 29, 2012
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Friday, September 28, 2012
Rumors Abound, China Places Order For 50 Supertankers
Interesting

Rumors Abound, China Places Order For 50 Supertankers

China’s 21st Century Business Herald newspaper reported today that China has placed a massive $4.5 billion order for 50 VLCCs in an effort to stimulate

September 28, 2012
Total Views: 24

Tuesday, September 25, 2012
So China Has an Aircraft Carrier. Now What?
Interesting

So China Has an Aircraft Carrier. Now What?

Introducing the ‘Liaoning’: China’s New Aircraft Carrier and What it Means By Andrew Erickson and Gabe Collins China’s first aircraft

September 25, 2012
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Defense

Chinese Navy Receives Their First Aircraft Carrier, 27 Years in the Making

(Bloomberg) — China’s first aircraft carrier, built with the hull of an unfinished Soviet-era ship, was handed over to the navy and formally

September 25, 2012
Total Views: 143

Friday, September 21, 2012
Seatankers Opts For A Dozen X-BOW’s
Ship Design

Seatankers Opts For A Dozen X-BOW’s

Ulstein said Thursday that it has entered into a contract with China’s Sinopacific’s Zhejiang yard for the delivery of twelve design packages for a

September 21, 2012
Total Views: 92

Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Cina Coast Guard Cutters
Uncategorized

Japan Still While Chinese Ships Approach Disputed Islands

TOKYO — The Japanese government has watched largely helplessly as protesters in China in recent days have damaged Japanese property and products.

September 18, 2012
Total Views: 58

Genco Tiberius shipping capesize
News

Capesize Owners Breathe Sigh of Relief, For Now…

(Bloomberg) — Iron-ore ships are poised to earn more than operating costs for the first time this year as rates rally on speculation Chinese steel mills

September 18, 2012
Total Views: 40

Thursday, September 13, 2012
Kitakojima Minamikojima Senkaku Islands
News

Japanese Real Estate Deal Spurs Maritime Confrontation

TOKYO–Japan’s coast guard said Friday that two Chinese patrol boats have entered Japanese territorial waters around the Senkaku islands. The coast

September 13, 2012
Total Views: 28

Tuesday, September 11, 2012
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News

Market Talk: Capesize Rates Could Bounce to $20k

The dry-bulk shipping market has been in the doldrums again of late (the Baltic Dry Index is again near record lows and recently had a 31-session streak of

September 11, 2012
Total Views: 25

Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Clinton Presses Chinese Officials on Maritime Dispute Diplomacy
Uncategorized

Clinton Presses Chinese Officials on Maritime Dispute Diplomacy

(Bloomberg) — U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Beijing on a mission aimed partly at prevailing on China and Southeast Asian nations to

September 4, 2012
Total Views: 20

Thursday, August 30, 2012
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Finance

China COSCO CEO Cheerless After Posting First-Half Net Loss of $766.9 Million

HONG KONG–The head of shipping giant China Cosco Holdings Co. (601919.SH) on Thursday cast a downbeat light on the shipping industry, saying the current

August 30, 2012
Total Views: 68

Wednesday, August 29, 2012
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News

Losses Widen at China Shipping

SHANGHAI–China Shipping Container Lines Co. (2866.HK), the country’s largest container shipper by capacity, said Wednesday its net loss for the

August 29, 2012
Total Views: 74

Tuesday, August 28, 2012
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News

Chinese Coal Imports Set to Drop

China, the world’s biggest coal consumer, is poised to reduce imports of the commodity from Australia after the gap with domestic prices narrowed,

August 28, 2012
Total Views: 150

Wednesday, August 22, 2012
iron ore bulk carrier
News

Iron Ore Trade Set to Pick Up as China Seeks Cheaper Imports

A plunge in iron ore prices and shipping costs means it’s cheaper for Chinese steel mills to buy the material from Brazil more than 8,000 nautical miles

August 22, 2012
Total Views: 37

Wednesday, August 15, 2012
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News

As Europe’s Debt Crisis Expands into China, Hamburg Starts Feeling the Impact

(Bloomberg) — Growth in Hamburg is stalling as Europe’s fiscal crisis spreads into China and other Asian countries, threatening the recovery of

August 15, 2012
Total Views: 147

Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Chinese Shipbuilder Cancels Eight Orders
Engineering News

Chinese Shipbuilder Cancels Eight Orders

SHANGHAI—One of China’s largest shipbuilders said Wednesday that it canceled eight shipbuilding contracts during the second quarter because

August 8, 2012
Total Views: 24

Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Cheap Iron Ore Is Helping to Curb Losses of Deep Sea Shippers
News

Cheap Iron Ore Is Helping to Curb Losses of Deep Sea Shippers

(Bloomberg) — The cheapest iron ore in 31 months and the lowest shipping costs on record are poised to increase the number of cargoes going to China,

August 7, 2012
Total Views: 22

Thursday, August 2, 2012
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News

Sanctions Cost Iran $133 Million Per Day Even As China Ramps up Persian Imports

(Bloomberg) — U.S.-led sanctions against Iran are costing OPEC’s third-largest producer $133 million a day in lost sales without raising global

August 2, 2012
Total Views: 35

Wednesday, August 1, 2012
COSCO Guangzhou RaBoe
News

COSCO Anticipates a Difficult and Challenging Year as Revenue Falls

SINGAPORE–Cosco Corp. Ltd. (F83.SG) said Wednesday its net profit in the fiscal second quarter fell 13% as revenue from its shipyard operations fell and

August 1, 2012
Total Views: 23

Tuesday, July 31, 2012
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Engineering News

China Looks to Break the Ice with New Research Vessel

To meet the increased need of polar scientific research,  China’s State Oceanic Administration (SOA), Chinese Arctic and Antarctic Administration

July 31, 2012
Total Views: 250