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Reg Name Off No Call Sign Imo No Survey Ship Type Gross Ton SUM Reg Net Ton SUM A LA MARINE HK-2411 VRFG7 9386524 CONTAINER SHIP 16023 6251 ABLE SAILOR HK-3851 VRME5 9622069 OIL AND CHEMICAL TANKER 20563 8556 ADASTRA HK-3298 VRJN6 - PLEASURE YACHT 139 41 ADRIATIC WAVE HK-2425 VRFI5 9387918 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29733 13661 AEGEAN WAVE HK-2424 VRFI4 9387920 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29733 13661 AENEAS HK-4404 VROV2 9426790 CONTAINER SHIP 54182 31812 AFRICAN CENDANA HK-1357 VRAE9 9263071 BULK CARRIER 28795 15387 AFRICAN SPIRIT HK-2119 VRDV9 9177492 BULK CARRIER 14762 8452 AFRICAN VENTURE HK-3445 VRKG3 9612131 BULK CARRIER 24212 11601 AKESHI HK-1659 VRBQ7 - CATAMARAN 9.9 6.92 ALBANY HK-4214 VRNY2 9339935 GENERAL CARGO 9587 4223 ALBANY SOUND HK-0792 VRXM4 9260859 BULK CARRIER 16963 10498 ALICE HK-2646 VRGJ7 9157363 BULK CARRIER 16794 10492 ALPHA HK-4016 VRMY9 9290270 LIQUEFIED GAS CARRIER 46632 15461 ALPINE MADELEINE HK-2172 VREC6 9380518 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ALPINE MAGIC HK-2498 VRFR7 9392793 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ALPINE MATHILDE HK-2124 VRDW6 9380506 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ALPINE MAYA HK-2669 VRGM6 9387932 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29733 13661 ALPINE MELINA HK-2668 VRGM5 9387944 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29733 13661 ALPINE MIA HK-2269 VREO7 9391426 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ALPINE MINUTE HK-2355 VREZ6 9391440 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ALPINE MOMENT HK-2324 VREV7 9391438 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ALPINE MYSTERY HK-2477 VRFP2 9392808 OIL / CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ALQADISIA HK-2117 VRDV7 9343352 OIL TANKER 59164 36052 AM EXPRESS HK-2587 VRGC7 9461350 BULK CARRIER 43012 27239 AMARANTHA HK-1535 VRBB3 9310410 BULK CARRIER 39736 25724 AMAZONA HK-3555 VRKT8 9560986 OIL / CHEMICAL CARRIER 5064 1686 AMBER ALENA HK-2788 VRHB6 9439228 BULK CARRIER 32521 18160 AMBER BEVERLY HK-2861 VRHK5 9599717 BULK CARRIER 32521 18160 AMBER CHAMPION HK-3661 VRLG7 9637210 BULK CARRIER 36332 21633 AMOY ACTION HK-2850 VRHJ2 9583627 BULK CARRIER 33044 19231 AMOY DREAM HK-2804 VRHD5 9583615 BULK CARRIER 33044 19231 AMOY FORTUNE HK-3051 VRII3 9583639 BULK CARRIER 33044 19231 AMOY PROGRESS HK-3101 VRIO3 9583641 BULK CARRIER 33044 19231 AMP CRYSTAL HK-3313 VRJP7 9633836 GENERAL CARGO SHIP 6981 2892 AMP DIAMOND HK-2941 VRHU5 9593086 GENERAL DRY CARGO SHIP 6980 2928 AMP PRINCESS HK-2980 VRHZ3 9599626 GENERAL DRY CARGO SHIP 6980 2928 AN CHANG HK-2391 VRFE3 9407861 BULK CARRIER 30963 18275 AN MAY HK-1398 VRAK2 9313395 BULK CARRIER 88955 58078 AN NING HK-2347 VREY6 9407859 BULK CARRIER 30963 18275 AN PING HK-2348 VREY7 9406805 BULK CARRIER 30962 18171 AN YUAN HK-2392 VRFE4 9407873 BULK CARRIER 30963 18275 ANACAPA LIGHT HK-3643 VRLE5 9311311 BULK/LUMBER CARRIER 19883 10740 ANDA RAYA HK-3786 VRLW4 9116670 BULK CARRIER 27763 16337 ANELLY HK-2406 VRFG2 9547221 OIL TANKER 1903 747 ANESUN HK-2728 VRGT9 9578361 OIL TANKER 1903 747 ANFAT HK-1857 VRCP4 9429871 OIL TANKER 1532 631 ANGEL NO.1 HK-2618 VRGG5 9470662 OIL TANKER/CHEMICAL TANKER 5083 2411 ANGEL NO.11 HK-3054 VRII6 9486233 CHEMICAL/OIL TANKER 11939 5180 ANGEL NO.2 HK-2625 VRGH4 9547788 OIL TANKER / CHEMICAL TANKER IMO 2 5083 2411 ANGEL NO.3 HK-2664 VRGL9 9555606 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 5083 2411 ANGELA HK-2510 VRFT3 9474541 LPG CARRIER 3493 1048 ANGELE N HK-2428 VRFI8 9509528 BULK CARRIER 31532 18765 ANGELINA THE GREAT N HK-3093 VRIN3 9593725 BULK CARRIER 31540 18765 ANJUN HK-0352 VRVL4 9175987 OIL TANKER 395 224 ANKAN HK-4269 VROE8 9738430 OIL TANKER, DOUBLE HULL 1393 475 ANL KARDINIA HK-1859 VRCP6 9314923 CONTAINER SHIP 28927 15033 ANNA SCHULTE HK-1926 VRCX9 9215878 CONTAINER SHIP 26626 12715 ANNE HK-2581 VRGB9 9474553 LPG CARRIER 3493 1048 ANNIKA N HK-3094 VRIN4 9514054 BULK CARRIER 31540 18765 ANSAC PHOENIX HK-4019 VRMZ4 9706334 BULK CARRIER 17019 10108 ANSAC PRIDE HK-3863 VRMF9 9619737 BULK CARRIER 22863 12519 ANSHING HK-1925 VRCX8 9439979 OIL TANKER 1837 806 ANTAI HK-0342 VRVJ6 OIL TANKER 395 224 ANTEA HK-3997 VRMW6 9250153 OIL AND CHEMICAL CARRIER 25118 10195 ANTWERP HK-1992 VRDG3 9175781 CONTAINER CARRIER 14063 6004 ANTWERPEN HK-1609 VRBK6 9318321 LIQUEFIED GAS TANKER 22901 6870 ANWEI HK-0340 VRVH8 OIL TANKER 395 224 AO HONG MA HK-3173 VRIX2 9587441 BULK CARRIER 51225 31102 AODABAO HK-3970 VRMT3 9086928 BULK CARRIER 38433 24680 AOLI 7 HK-3348 VRJU2 9581710 GENERAL CARGO SHIP 6881 3246 AP CHAU HK-0952 VRYG2 9277230 TUG 295 88 APOLLO LYNUX HK-1216 VRZN3 9087673 GENERAL CARGO 6290 2847 APSARAS HK-4369 PLEASURE VESSEL 35.59 10.78 AQUA FORTUNE HK-2562 VRFZ7 9037800 BULK CARRIER 77201 48500 AQUA HONOR HK-3495 VRKM4 9567099 BULK CARRIER 91971 59546 AQUA SPLENDOR HK-3556 VRKT9 9567104 BULK CARRIER 91971 59546 AQUA VENTURE HK-2752 VRGW9 9502582 BULK CARRIER 94710 59527 AQUA VISION HK-3198 VRJB3 9501497 BULK CARRIER 94710 59527 AQUILA HK-4334 VROM9 9692258 PRODUCT/CHEMICAL TANKER 29531 13451 ARIEL 349129 VRGY PLEASURE YACHT 20.98 13.58 ARISTO RIVER HK-1537 VRBB5 9311050 CARGO SHIP 21385 11444 ARK 323 HK-4281 VROG4 - PLEASURE YACHT 18.53 18.53 ARMONIA HK-3554 VRKT7 9562350 OIL / CHEMICAL CARRIER 5064 1686 AROMA HK-2491 VRFQ8 9522817 BULK CARRIER 17025 10108 ART SAIL I 317738 8891168 OIL TANKER 204.76 188.31 ARTEMIS HK-4288 VROH3 9240421 LIQUEFIED GAS TANKER 46907 17323 ASIA ENERGY HK-4062 VRNE5 9235969 BULK CARRIER 17784 9924 ASIA SPIRIT HK-3453 VRKH3 9637430 BULK CARRIER 22402 12019 ASIAN HARMONY HK-3694 VRLK8 9196486 GENERAL CARGO 4353 1846 ASTORIA BAY HK-3408 VRKB6 9317482 BULK CARRIER 26402 16480 ASTRA HK-1227 VRZO6 9275311 BULK CARRIER 28171 16065 ASTRAL EXPRESS HK-3032 VRIF8 9258363 OIL TANKER 27969 12193 ATLANTIC AQUARIUS HK-2132 VRDX6 9381756 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC BLUE HK-1942 VRCZ8 9332028 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC BREEZE HK-1964 VRDC6 9360336 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC BURNET HK-2029 VRDK7 9338541 BULK CARRIER 19822 10953 ATLANTIC CANYON HK-2408 VRFG4 9383974 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 23342 9529 ATLANTIC CROWN HK-1958 VRDB8 9332169 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC DIANA HK-1988 VRDF6 9332171 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC EAGLE HK-2000 VRDH2 9332183 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC FRONTIER HK-2021 VRDJ7 9332303 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC GEMINI HK-2063 VRDO9 9332315 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC GRACE HK-2101 VRDT7 9337511 OIL/CHEMCIAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC HOPE HK-2099 VRDT5 9374272 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC JUPITER HK-2346 VREY5 9383962 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 23342 9529 ATLANTIC LEO HK-2133 VRDX7 9381768 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC LILY HK-2196 VREF6 9354894 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC MIRAGE HK-2447 VRFL3 9387138 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29733 13661 ATLANTIC MUSE HK-2353 VREZ4 9374301 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29733 13661 ATLANTIC OLIVE HK-2198 VREF8 9354909 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC PEGASUS HK-2827 VRHG4 9440136 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29107 12268 ATLANTIC PISCES HK-2462 VRFN3 9392781 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC POLARIS HK-2359 VRFA2 9392779 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC QUEEN HK-2770 VRGZ3 9440033 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29107 12268 ATLANTIC ROSE HK-2197 VREF7 9354911 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC SIRIUS HK-2577 VRGB5 9455052 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 23342 9529 ATLANTIC SPIRIT HK-3740 VRLQ6 9660126 BULK CARRIER 22434 12068 ATLANTIC STAR HK-2100 VRDT6 9337523 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 ATLANTIC SYMPHONY HK-2517 VRFU2 9464560 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 23342 9529 ATLANTIC TITAN HK-2282 VREQ4 9360324 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29266 12026 AUGUST MOON HK-0616 VRWQ4 PLEASURE YACHT 108.32 59.97 AZUL LEGENDA HK-2104 VRDU2 9406532 BULK CARRIER 104719 66443 AZZURA HK-1338 VRAC6 9294197 BULK CARRIER 29407 17314 BAI LU ZHOU HK-2695 VRGP8 9350654 OIL TANKER, DOUBLE HULL 61315 34253 BAI LU ZUO HK-3283 VRJL7 9538464 OIL TANKER 43718 21966 BAKER RIVER HK-3986 VRMV3 9284269 BULK CARRIER 31232 18504 BALSA HK-0212 VRUR2 8878362 HIGH SPEED PASSENGER CRAFT 303 109 BALTIC SEA HK-3878 VRMH7 9243497 BULK CARRIER 17977 10748 BAO AN HK-2426 VRFI6 9539559 GENERAL CARGO 6524 3949 BAO CHANG HK-2268 VREO6 9498860 BULK CARRIER 50697 30722 BAO FLOURISH HK-3320 VRJQ6 9609835 BULK CARRIER 33037 19250 BAO LUCKY HK-4120 VRNL6 9718337 BULK CARRIER 36314 21589 BAO MAY HK-2743 VRGV8 9410155 BULK CARRIER 91385 58745 BAO RESOURCE HK-3182 VRIZ4 9609823 BULK CARRIER 33037 19239 BAO RUN HK-4161 VRNR7 9698599 BULK CARRIER 36317 21608 BAO TONG HK-4119 VRNL5 9698587 BULK CARRIER 36317 21608 BAO ZHU HAI HK-2753 VRGX2 9314052 BULK CARRIER 90091 59287 BAOJI HK-3662 VRLG8 9598048 BULK CARRIER 32987 19227 BAOLONG HK-3632 VRLD2 9153111 BULK CARRIER 27011 16011 BAOXIANG HK-3663 VRLG9 9598050 BULK CARRIER 32987 19225 BARCA HK-0251 VRUV7 9101780 PASSENGER FOIL / CATAMARAN 561 190 BARROW ISLAND HK-3902 VRMK7 9610743 BULK CARRIER 32377 19458 BASS STRAIT HK-1666 VRBR6 9311414 BULK CARRIER 19796 10800 BATAVIA EXPRESS HK-3754 VRLS4 9539987 WOOD CHIP CARRIER 54651 20576 BATISSA HK-2283 VREQ5 9364588 OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER 29733 13661 BBG BRIGHT HK-3627 VRLC5 9598177 BULK CARRIER 44373 27546 BBG ENDEAVOR HK-3722 VRLO4 9598189 BULK CARRIER 44373 27544 BBG GLORY HK-3807 VRLY9 9598191 BULK CARRIER 44373 27536 BBG HOPE HK-3817 VRMA3 9598206 BULK CARRIER 44373 27546 BEACON HILL HK-2543 VRFX4 9288368 DOUBLE HULL OIL TANKER 26924 13629 BEAR HUNTER HK-4298 VROI5 9292254 CONTAINER CARRIER 54519 22921 BEECH GALAXY HK-1826 VRCL5 9340441 OIL/CHEMICAL 11623 6056 BEI HAI HK-1690 VRBU5 9397597 GENERAL DRY CARGO SHIP 5272 2309 BEI JIANG HK-1580 VRBG8 9364710 GENERAL DRY CARGO SHIP 5250 2976 BEIJING VENTURE HK-2580 VRGB8 9482471 BULK CARRIER 32505 17674 BEILUN SEA LION HK-2637 VRGI6 9207766 BULK CARRIER
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  • China's Foreign Policy Gamble

    China's Foreign Policy Gamble

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  • Welcome to Wärtsilä China Jaakko Eskola, Group Vice President , Ship Power

    Welcome to Wärtsilä China Jaakko Eskola, Group Vice President , Ship Power

    WELCOME TO WÄRTSILÄ CHINA JAAKKO ESKOLA, GROUP VICE PRESIDENT , SHIP POWER JAMES HAN PRESIDENT OF WÄRTSILÄ CHINA LTD. 1 © Wärtsilä Topics Wärtsilä in brief Chinese Economy Update Wärtsilä in China Marine Market in China - Overview Chinese Power Industry in General Wärtsilä Services Business in China 2 © Wärtsilä China 24 February 2012 Corporate Presentation This is Wärtsilä SHIP POWER POWER PLANTS SERVICES 3 © Wärtsilä Net Sales and Profitability EUR 6 000 16% 14% 5 000 12,1% 11,4% 10,7% 11,1% 12% 4 000 10,1% 10% 3 000 8% 6% 2 000 4% 1 000 2% 0 0% 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Net sales Operating profit, % 4 © Wärtsilä Chinese Economy Update • GDP has slowed to 8.9% during Q411 from 9.1% in Q311. • CPI in Jan rose to 4.5%, higher than expected 4.2% due to Chinese New Year factor. This may deter policymaker from further loosening the monetary policy. • Trade figures are weak in Jan. Imports sank 15.3% yoy in Jan, the worst since Nov. 2009, while exports fell 0.5% yoy. Imports slump during Jan is raising some concerns for domestic demand. • Slight increase in business activities at the beginning of the year, as Jan PMI rose to 50.5 from 50.2 in Dec 2011. • “There is downside pressure on our economy and elevated inflation at the same time” (quoted from Premier Wen, Jan.2, 2012). The country is facing problems of weakening external demand and rising costs for the companies. • China will continue to fine tune the policy and further introduce measures to boost domestic consumption, and make sure the real economy gets sufficient investment for growth.
  • Shipbreaking Bulletin of Information and Analysis on Ship Demolition # 45, from July 1 to September 30, 2016

    Shipbreaking Bulletin of Information and Analysis on Ship Demolition # 45, from July 1 to September 30, 2016

    Shipbreaking Bulletin of information and analysis on ship demolition # 45, from July 1 to September 30, 2016 November 2, 2016 Content One that will never reach Alang 1 Livestock carrier 13 Car carrier 57 Ships which are more than ships 4 Ferry/passenger ship 14 Cable layer, dredger 58 Offshore platforms: offshoring at all costs 5 General cargo 17 Offshore: drilling ship, crane ship, 59 Who will succeed in breaking up Sino 6, 6 Container ship 23 offshore service vessel, tug and when? Reefer 36 The END: Modern Express, 63 Accidents: Gadani; Captain Tsarev 7 Tanker 38 wrecked, salvaged, scrapped Should all container ships be demolished? 9 Chemical tanker 42 and suspected smuggler Overview July-August-September 2016 10 Gas tanker 44 Sources 66 Factory ship 12 Bulk carrier 46 One that will never reach Alang The true product of a Merchant Navy that is too mercantile to be humane. A Liberia-flagged freighter formerly flying the flags of China and Panama, a de facto Greek ship-owner with an ISM (International Safety Management) nowhere to be found whose single ship officially belongs to Fin Maritime Inc, a virtual company registered on a paradise island, a broken up Taiwanese and Filipino crew, the ex- Benita, stateless slave sailing the Pacific Ocean, North Seas, Indian Ocean, South Seas, and the Atlantic Ocean, detained in Australia and the United States of America, with approximately a hundred deficiencies reported in worldwide ports, with a varnished good repute from a distinguished classification society, had everything to be where she is : 4,400 meters deep, 94 nautical miles off Mauritius.