Norwegian Shipowners Association
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- Solid Roots to Withstand Future Storms Maritime Reporter, May 2003 #25
In true Norwegian fashion, the Norwegian Shipowners' Association does not shy from the fact that its power base is shrinking. But, the organization does not concede defeat, and is a powerful lobbyist in helping to rouse political and industry support for measures that could help right the ship. In short, the number of ships and capacity of ships controlled from Norway is dropping, nearly three percent and six percent, respectively, in just 12 months.
The Norwegian owned foreign-going fleet was considerably reduced in 2002, dropping from 1,718 ships at 48.7 million dwt to 1,670 ships at 45.9 million dwt. A reduction of 48 ships and 2.8 million dwt is the most significant decline in the Norwegian controlled foreigngoing fleet since 1993. The offshore fleet represents 21 percent of the foreign- going fleets' total value, while tankers and dry cargo vessels represent 18 percent. Chemical tankers represent 15 percent of the fleet and bulkships 10 percent. Gas carriers and passenger vessels totals approximately seven to eight percent. The Norwegian fleet is still third largest in the world.
At the beginning of 2003, Norwegian shipowners held orders for 113 newbuildings, $6 billion, an increase of $1.8 billion compared to the previous year. Measured in contracts, Norway still holds the top spot as a shipbuilding nation, with 29 contracts.
According to Marianne Lie, Director General, Norwegian Shipowners' Association, the problems facing the Norwegian industry are mainly political, and tax based. Specifically, she noted, the European Union has been much more aggressive in recent years of establishing favorable tax breaks to lure shipping companies in, an effort not duplicated in Norway largely because the country's head economist does not favor specialized schemes for specific interests. "In spite of significant competitive challenges.
Norwegian shipping still holds its importance and position," said president Terje Andersen, Norwegian Shipowners' Association. "Our goal is for Norway to be an attractive country for setting up high quality and capital intensive shipping and offshore activities, where the maritime industry has a potential for growth based on a competitive maritime policy and access to global markets," Andersen says.
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- NOR-SHIPPING '89 Exhibition And Conference Maritime Reporter, May 1989 #54
, June 13 Welcome reception for all delegates at the city hall, Oslo. Wednesday, June 14 Chairman: Jens Ulltveit-Moe, vice president, Norwegian Shipowners Association Session 1 (Morning) THE BUSINESS CHALLENGE Keynote address—"Capitalizing on the challenge of change," by Jens Ulltveit-Moe, vice
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- Nor-Shipping '85 Maritime Reporter, Apr 1985 #10
its inception in 1965, Nor- Shipping has been one of the leading exhibitions in the world within the international maritime sector. Organized by The Norwegian Fair Organization (Norges Varemesse), the Oslo event has until now concentrated on the traditional shipbuilding and shipping sectors. This year
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- Norway’s (Winding) Path Ahead Maritime Reporter, May 2015 #42
NOK ($21.6 billion) per annum. This is according to “Maritime Outlook 2015: Navigating in a New Climate,” a report recently released by the Norwegian Shipowners Association (NSA). While the numbers in the most recent report are impressive, which is an imperative annual tome which discusses the recent history
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- Rolls-Royce Wins Heyerdahl Award Maritime Reporter, Apr 2014 #94
Rolls-Royce has been awarded the maritime Heyerdahl Award 2014. The award was presented by His Majesty King Harald at the Norwegian Shipowners’ Associations Annual Conference in Oslo March 31. The award goes to the Environship Concept, an innovative ship design which integrates a highly efficient gas-based
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- ONS '86 SHOW AND CONFERENCE ATTRACTING STRONG INTEREST FROM EXHIBITORS Maritime Reporter, Aug 1986 #32
an introduction by Leif Terje Loddensol, chairman of the ONS Executive Committee, Stavanger Mayor Ms. Kari Thu will welcome the delegates. Norwegian Prime Minister Ms. Gro Harlem Brundtland will then discuss "Norwegian Petroleum Policy," followed by the Keynote Address to be delivered by
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- NOR-SHIPPING "91 Maritime Reporter, May 1991 #26
because of the resurgence of the country's position in the world shipping community. According to the latest figures released by the Norwegian Shipowners Association, Norwegian shipowners now own or operate one of the world's largest merchant fleets. The fleet under Norwegian ownership stands at about
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- Editorial: Across the Seas & Around the World Maritime Reporter, May 2015 #6
DNA of this population of more than five million. On the eve of Norshipping 2015, which is personally my twelfth Norshipping since 1993, the Norwegian Shipowners Association (NSA) released its annual “Maritime Outlook” report. Full insights on its findings start on page 42, and you can pick up the entire 126
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- Fresh Fuel Cell Initiatives Maritime Reporter, Oct 2002 #24
the budgeted costs of the 24-month program. Drawing in 21 companies and institutions from EU countries and Norway, and coordinated from Oslo by the Norwegian Shipowners' Association, FCShip's initial objective is to identify and define demand for fuel cell systems in both propulsion and auxiliary applicatio
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- OSV Scrapping Rates Up 153% YTD Marine News, May 2018 #36
, and they don’t meet the (European) specifications... We clearly see that a significant portion, about two-thirds, will not be back,”Meanwhile, the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association puts the number of offshore supply vessels and drilling rigs in layup during 2017 at 183, or almost one-third of the Norwegian
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- EURO PORTt '89 Maritime Reporter, Oct 1989 #18
Owners," speaker to be announced. "International Strategies for the Future," by Jens Ulltveit-Moe, chairman, Knutsen OAS Shipping AS. vice president. Norwegian Shipowners' Association. Ernest Fong. managing director. Marine Navigation Co. Ltd., and Hiroshi Takahashi, managing director, NYK Line
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- NOR-SHIPPING '81 Maritime Reporter, Apr 1981 #20
Centre in Oslo, will attract great interest. All available exhibition space had been booked six months in advance, and the show's organizer, The Norwegian Fair Organization (Norges Varemesse), has also arranged an impressive seminar that will run for two days during the exhibition's May 11-16 schedule
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April 2018 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22,” Tang- 2-3 May 2018, and is supported by both Capital Idea business ecosystem. We are part of that, gaard explains. “It aims to attract the the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association Nor-Shipping 2019 takes place 04 - 07 but, as yet, we haven’t fully exploited it. most senior levels of maritime, ocean
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November 2015 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 109the Norwegian Shipowners Association equipment such as helmets, shoes, pro- for people working on-site. cling facilities, such as the Hong Kong that their members should not recycle tective gloves and masks are not provid- “While there have been efforts to reg- Convention, they have proven to be dif- thei
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May 2015 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 42and China as its Norway, but it really only gating in a New Climate,” a report recently released by the most important growth markets. Norwegian Shipowners Association (NSA). While the num- While the numbers are impressive, the tone looking forward tells a portion of the story bers in the most recent
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May 2015 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 6my twelfth Norshipping since 1993, N Irina Tabakina [email protected] Nicole Ventimiglia [email protected] the Norwegian Shipowners Association (NSA) released its 2. General economic stagnation ... except in Corporate Staff annual “Maritime Outlook” report. Full insights on its
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May 2003 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 25Marianne Lie, Director General, NSA Solid Roots to Withstand Future Storms In true Norwegian fashion, the Norwegian Shipowners' Association does not shy from the fact that its power base is shrinking. But, the organization does not concede defeat, and is a powerful lobbyist in helping to
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May 2003 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 4Canada Maritime 53 Jamestown Metal Marine Sales 45 Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine 48 Transas 29, 46 Carnival Cruise Lines 46, 55 Japan Radio (JRC] 46 Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) 22, 46 Tribon 28, 39 Caterpillar 8, 22 Kamewa 30 Norwegian Shipowners' Association 25 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 8, 17 Celebrity
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November 1992 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 32MARITIME OFFSHORE EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE 8-U JUNE 1993 SJ0LYST EXHIBITION CENTRE OSLO-NORWAY Nor - Shipping '93 supporters: Norwegian Shipowners Association • Lloyd's of London Press • Lloyd's Ship Manager • Norwegian Trade Council • Det norske Veritas Classification Norwegian Shipbrokers
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February 1991 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 281991 Sjolyst Exhibition Centre, Oslo, Norway Be in the right place At the right time Meet the right people Nor-Shipping '91 is supported by: Norwegian Shipowners' Association • Lloyd's of London Press • Norwegian Trade Council • Det norske Veritas Classification • Norwegian Shipbrokers' Association
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May 2011 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 30is still surviving the impact of the financial crisis, it is encouraging to see programs in place that support the future talent in the industry. The Norwegian Shipowners’ Association is busy coordi- nating two programs that are set to do just that. The Norwegian Shipowners’ Associa- tion (NSA) together
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April 2006 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 8Service 32 Moose Boats 15 Motor-Services Hugo Stamp 10 MSE of Canada 60 NASSCO 4 NAVSEA 15 New Century Shipbuilding 20 NLB 60 Norwegian Shipowners Association 48 Oceaneering 10 Olympic Shipping 44 P&O Steam Navigation 22 Pemex 28,29 Petrobras 24 PGS Production 41 Radio Holland Group 12 Rapp
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May 2005 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 26and to the development and implementation of new specific environmental measures. The candidates are: Knutsen OAS Shipping - KVOC-system The Norwegian company is operating the largest fleet of purpose- built DP (dynamic positioning) class shuttle tankers in the world and is nominated for their
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November 1998 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 45is also cur- rently a board member of the Norwegian Ship Research Institute and a member of the coordinating research committee of the Norwegian Shipowners Association. U.K. To Pilot ?\rs\ Full Digital Navigation Charts The first digital navigation chart service to give comprehensive coverage
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April 1998 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 90100 percent Norwegian flag, they real- ize that as long as a ship is Norwegian-con- trolled, it will equate to quality at sea. The Norwegian Shipowners Association motto: "As many as the Norwegian flag as possible, as many as foreign flag as necessary." Norwegian shipowners are widely regarded
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February 1998 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 76Tanker Owners (INTERTANKO) International Chamber of Shipping, Ltd. International Shipping Federation, Ltd. Liberian Shipowners' Council Norwegian-American Chamber of Commerce Norwegian Shipowners' Association CONTACT CMA Conference Coordinator, International Marketing Strategies, Inc
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January 1998 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 74Tanker Owners (INTERTANKO) International Chamber of Shipping, Ltd. International Shipping Federation, Ltd. Liberian Shipowners' Council Norwegian-American Chamber of Commerce Norwegian Shipowners' Association CONTACT CMA Conference Coordinator, International Marketing Strategies, Inc
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February 1997 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 79Tanker Owr (INTERTANKO) • International Chamber of Shipping, Ltd. International Shipping Federation, Ltd. Liberian Shipowners' Council Norwegian Shipowners' Association CALL (203) 406-0109 or FAX (203) 406-011 IRBihk Circle 253 on Reader Service Card 79
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March 1999 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 75• INTERTANKO I Liberian Shipowners Council (LSC) Maritime Association of the Port of NY/N] I Norwegian American Chamber of Commerce I Norwegian Shipowners Association with speakers from The World Bank • Marine Transport Corporation I G.E. Capital I Panama Canal Commission I Seacor Holdings I Baltic
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February 1999 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 53I INTERTANKO I Liberian Shipowners Council (LSC) Maritime Association of the Port of NY/NJ I Norwegian American Chamber of Commerce I Norwegian Shipowners Association with speakers from The World Bank I Marine Transport Corporation I G.E. Capital I Panama Canal Commission Chase Bank • H. Clarksons
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December 1996 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 33Tanker Owners (INTERTANKO) International Chamber of Shipping, Ltd. International Shipping Federation, Ltd. Liberian Shipowners' Council Norwegian Shipowners' Association HI • i SZEua P3 CALL (203) 406-0109 or Circle 219 on Reader Service Card (203) 406-0110 -ill 35
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March 1993 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 2398103 USA Phone (206) 545-8485 Marine Industries FAX (206) 545-3504 Circle 314 on Reader Service Card Nor - Shipping '93 supporters: Norwegian Shipowners Association • Lloyd's of London Press • Lloyd's Ship Manager • Norwegian Trade Council • Det norske Veritas Classification Norwegian Shipbrokers
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April 1993 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 25MARITIME OFFSHORE EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE 8-11 JUNE 1993 SJ0LYST EXHIBITION CENTRE OSLO-NORWAY Nor - Shipping '93 supporters: Norwegian Shipowners Association • Lloyd's of London Press • Lloyd's Ship Manager • Norwegian Trade Council • Det norske Veritas Classification Norwegian Shipbrokeis
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February 1992 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 281991 Sjolyst Exhibition Centre, Oslo, Norway Be in the right place At the right time Meet the right people Nor-Shipping '91 is supported by: Norwegian Shipowners' Association • Lloyd's of London Press • Norwegian Trade Council • Det norske Veritas Classification • Norwegian Shipbrokers' Association
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May 1990 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 38, Port of Naval Architects, Institute of Naimar Greece Neorion Shipyards Syros Netherlands Council for Trade Promotion Nippon Kaiju Kyokai Norwegian Export Council Nova Scotia Bank Nylands Oceanking Maritime Oracle Trade Supply Orphee Beinoglou Papastratos Papachristidis Paiau
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May 1989 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 52June 13 Welcome reception for all delegates at the city hall, Oslo. Wednesday, June 14 Chairman: Jens Ulltveit-Moe, vice presi- dent, Norwegian Shipowners Association Session 1 (Morning) THE BUSINESS CHALLENGE Keynote address—"Capitalizing on the challenge of change," by Jens Ulltveit-Moe, vice