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Maritime Press Clippings 2012 - Hydrex Underwater Technology

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DAILY COLLECTION OF MARITIME PRESS CLIPPINGS <strong>2012</strong> – 209dredger on 9 March <strong>2012</strong>. Both vessels will be delivered in the fourth quarter of <strong>2012</strong>. The vessels are functionallyequipped and solidly built, with much attention paid to low maintenance costs. They will be used mainly formaintenance work in various Iraqi ports, although the KARBALA can also be used for land reclamation projects.Main featuresName DOHUK KARBALAType Grab hopper dredger Trailing suction hopper dredgerCustomer Toyota Tsusho Corp. Toyota Tsusho Corp.Builder IHC Dredgers BV IHC Dredgers BVLength overall 57m 90.65mBreadth 12.5m 17mDepth 4.9m 7.9mDraught 3.9m 6.5mDredging depth 25m 25mHopper capacity 500m3 3,500m3Suction pipe diameter600mmTotal installed power 554Kw 7,262kWSpeed 8 knots 12 knotsDaytime accommodation 12 people 37 peopleROUTE, PORTS & SERVICESSvitzer’s LONDON departed with brand new H-542 from the CMHI yard in Shenzhen, ChinaPhoto : Jesper Boerma ©Singapore's first LNG terminal projectahead of scheduleSingapore's first LNG terminal project is ahead of schedule with an overall 92% completion as at last month, accordingto Singapore LNG (SLNG), the state-owned terminal developer. “SLNG is well placed to complete the terminal, readyfor operational start-up by the second quarter of next year,” SLNG said. All key civil works at the terminal will be readyby the end of July, with steady progress on the initial two storage tanks, SLNG said, adding that “progress on the thirdLNG tank continues ahead of schedule, and second berth piling works for both jetties and quay wall are progressingwell.” The third tank is expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2014. The S$1.7bn ($1.35bn) project onJurong Island has another S$400m planned expansion for another two storage tanks to meet potentially strongerdemand from global gas players. Source: Seatrade-AsiaRotterdam 380 CST bunker fuel premiumto HSFO barges at 3.5-month highThe Rotterdam 380 CST high sulfur bunker fuel premium to 3.5% FOB Rotterdam barges rose to a three-and-a-halfmonthhigh on the back of loading delays following supply shortages for prompt in the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerpregion, sources said Tuesday.On Monday, the 380 CST HSFO bunker premium to 3.5% Rotterdam barges was assessed by Platts at $14.75/mt, thehighest level since April 4, when it was assessed at $14.25/mt, Platts data show. "There are loading problems andDistribution : daily to 22500+ active addresses 27-07-<strong>2012</strong> Page 13

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