Posted: April 12, 2011
LNG market expansion increases the pressure to perform
Like so many other shipping sectors, the dynamics of the global LNG industry saw significant changes in the last year. In the past, LNG has typically been transported between the same production and importation terminals for the life of the supply contract, averaging 20 years. However, increasing quantities of LNG are now being supplied into the spot market on short-term contracts – often securing premiums above the typical market price. The tragic situation in Japan is an example of how the LNG spot market is able to instantly respond to an unexpected demand, where a large percentage of the lost power generation is being made up with significant increased importation of LNG. read more…
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Posted: April 11, 2011
Helen Jauregui has written an article highlighting the importance of correct maritime training despite the tough economic times. New regulations are making it increasingly difficult to avoid training. She explains the importance of choosing the right training methods and providers. Technology is a factor which will play a large part in future training methods according to Jauregui.
This article looks at the training by the GAC Training & Services Solutions and the NMCI who work together to provide training for maritime staff.
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Posted: April 8, 2011
There will be a SEFtec NMCI Offshore sponsored fundraiser for Cobh Juvenile GAA held at the Curraheen Park Greyhound Stadium on the 6th of May.
Mr. Tom Griffin, Head of Offshore Survival Training at the NMCI, launched the new fundraising drive on the 1st of April at Cobh’s Carrignafoy premises to help raise finance for defibrillator units at the club. read more…
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Posted: March 30, 2011
This video shows the SEFtec Configurable HUET that we use at the National Maritime College of Ireland. This simulator is used in our OPITO approved Helicopter Underwater Egress Safety Training (HUET) course.
In this video our Head of Offshore Survival Training for SEFtec NMCI Offshore, Tom Griffin can be seen with Ray Johnston our Course Coordinator/Wet Instructor for NMCI Services. Mr Griffin and Mr Johnston instruct us on the proper safety procedure that must be followed on the HUET course. read more…
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Posted: March 23, 2011
Consulting Ireland hosted a seminar in NMCI’s conference venue facilities yesterday. The conference was for Irish companies interested in tendering for opportunities with International Financial Institutions (IFIs), such as the European Commission and World Bank.
There were presentations on the day from experts in the Construction, Finance, IT, Legal, Management Consulting and Pharmaceutical sector. read more…
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