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TWO MARINE MARKET STUDIES
AVAILABLE FROM IMA
FIVE YEAR OUTLOOK FOR
U.S. SHIPBUILDING (Report No. 7124 — $610 per copy)
In each of 18 business sectors, this recently completed 225 page study • profiles the existing worldwide inventory of ships • identi- fies key owners and builders • examines under- lying business trends impacting future transport demand • assesses replacement requirements of aging ships • forecasts worldwide construction over the next five years • and identifies the segments of each market open to worldwide competition.
GENERAL BUSINESS SETTING
Analysts' Views on Future Ship Construction
The Competitive Situation
Future Market Role for U.S. Shipbuilding
INTERNATIONAL MARKET
Outlook for Four Tanker Sectors
Future Cruise Ship Construction
Containership Outlook
Demand for Floating Plants
Forecast of Available Construction Revenues
Openness of Competition
DOMESTIC MARKET
Future Coastal Tanker Requirements
Outlook for Offshore Support Vessels
Demand for Ferries
Role for Escort Tugs
Potential for Floating Prisons
U.S. NAVY MARKET
Reduced Navy Force Plans
Outlook for Combatant Ships
Demand for Sealift Ships
FUTURE PRODUCT TANKER
CONSTRUCTION (Report No. 7125 — $720per copy)
This new 200+ page report • assesses the underlying requirements driving future petrol- eum product flows • translates these flows to future tanker requirements • analyzes impact of
OPA 90 and MARPOL 73/78 regulations on ship replacement • projects product tanker con- struction demand through the remainder of the decade • examines competition for future orders • and describes new designs and tech- nologies for product tankers.
BUSINESS DRIVERS
Impact of Producers Moving Downstream
Impact of Rising U.S. Product Imports
Impact of OPA 90 and MARPOL 73/78
Replacement of Aging Ships
CONSTRUCTION FORECAST
How Many Ships?
Timing of the Orders
KEY PLAYERS
Who are the Likely Customers?
What Drives Their Decisions?
Role of the Oil Companies
Who are the Likely Builders?
What is the potential U.S. Role?
NEW DESIGNS AND TECHNOLOGY
Available Product Tanker Designs
New Design Concepts Under Development
Mechanical or Diesel-Electric Propulsion?
Hydraulic or Electric Cargo Pumping?
Concepts for System Redundancy
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