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| 09-Dec-2021 11:51 |
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I think I know how it works. I am using DBS Vickers. If the seller is using another broker, they would show the name of the other broker as the counter party. If the seller is also using DBS Vickers, then an internal client code would appear as the counter party....in this case client " 751" of DBS Vickers.  
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| 09-Dec-2021 09:30 |
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Just done earlier.  Anyone know who is " 751" ?   Order DetailAction
Buy
Transaction ID
20211208000013095
Symbol
S51
Stock Name
SEMBCORP MARINE
Filled Price
SGD 0.08400
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Filled
Special Instructions
None
Order Date and Time
08/12/2021 09:42:00 PM
Order Type
Limit Order
Good Till
07/01/2022
Quantity
450000
Filled Quantity
450000
Outstanding Quantity
0
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| 08-Dec-2021 23:32 |
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Cambo will eventually get the go ahead, just a matter of time. It has become somewhat of a political issue so the UK government need to show that they have gone through alot of deliberation before giving the go ahead, Otherwise they would lose some political points to the opposition. Many PR pieces like the one below are appearing to prepare the public for the decision.  Shell' s move is likely political gesture (wayang) to make a strong point as one of its gas project proposal was rejected earlier. They will come back to the table once the UK government' s stance start to soften.    Op-ed: Cambo: How the UK Needs New Oil and Gas Fields - It' s Part of Going Green, Says Industry ExpertKaty Heidenreich  December 8, 2021
Katy Heidenreich, operations director at Oil & Gas UK (OGUK) - Credit: OGUK
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Believe it or not, the UK&rsquo s oil and gas industry is the nation&rsquo s best bet for building a green and low-carbon future &ndash and that includes opening new oil fields like Cambo, writes Katy Heidenreich, operations director at Oil & Gas UK (OGUK) which represents the UK offshore industry. Shell&rsquo s decision to suspend its involvement in Cambo,  the UK&rsquo s next big oil field development, sent shockwaves through our industry last week. And when I say &lsquo our industry&rsquo I&rsquo m thinking not so much about the companies involved in oil and gas &ndash though they are important &ndash but of the 200,000 or so people whose jobs and livelihoods will now be feeling just a little less secure. They are the backbone of an industry that works through the year to keep our country running. They supply the gas that helps heat 24 million (83%) of UK homes and generates nearly half our electricity. They also produce oil that gets refined into the petrol, diesel and other fuels that power our cars, vans, buses and trains. Right now, 10,000 of them are living offshore on 250 oil and gas installations in the North Sea, the Atlantic waters north of Scotland, and the Irish Sea. Those workers come from all over the UK - but many are concentrated in particular regions. These include:     East Anglia, especially Norwich,     Liverpool,     Newcastle,     Middlesbrough,     Scotland&rsquo s central belt,     Dundee,     Aberdeen     Inverness     Hundreds live in or around London     Many come from as far afield as Cornwall, Wales and Northern Ireland. Credit: OGUKWherever they live they are contributing to the economy of their region. When offshore, however, their job is to keep the energy flowing to heat our homes, cook our food, and power our roads and businesses. Tens of thousands more are working onshore in the supply chain, with firms based all around the UK providing engineering, manufacturing, and other services. Our country relies on those workers &ndash the UK gets 73% of its total energy from oil and gas. For Scotland the levels are even higher &ndash in 2020 it relied on oil and gas for 78% of its total energy and 91% of its heating. In the future we will rely on them for new forms of energy too. Over the next couple of decades, the oil and gas workers of today will become the people who build and maintain our wind turbines, carbon capture systems, hydrogen production factories and other hardware needed for Britain&rsquo s low carbon future. That future needs a lot of work and a detailed plan. The UK has a target of becoming carbon neutral by 2050. But we will not hit that target by shutting down our existing oil and gas fields or stopping new ones being developed. In fact, stifling our existing energy industry would have exactly the opposite effect. It would wipe out the jobs and the workforce skills, such as marine engineering and construction, which are essential to hit that 2050 target. It would also be expensive. At the moment the UK produces only half the 74 billion cubic meters of gas it consumes annually. It also produces 53 million tonnes of oil &ndash and consumes 59 million tonnes. Last year importing the extra gas and oil needed to make good those production gaps cost the nation about £ 7 billion net &ndash around £ 250 per household. Why, though, do we need new oil and gas fields on top of the ones we&rsquo ve already got? This is down to geology &ndash the UK is blessed with lots of oil and gas, but it&rsquo s not found in massive reservoirs like those found in Russia and the middle east. Instead, it&rsquo s spread out across hundreds of smaller reservoirs. That means some are always becoming depleted and so need to be replaced by new ones. Credit: OGUK
The next ten years, for example, will see 1,600 oil and gas wells being decommissioned. These closures would also see UK production of oil and gas plummet by 75% - unless we open new fields. That decline would be far sharper than any reduction we could achieve in demand &ndash so imports would surge with householders and businesses facing all the extra resulting costs. This is why we need new fields like Cambo. They won&rsquo t boost overall production, but they will maintain it. And that will help maintain the flow of energy needed to see us through till 2050. By then, hopefully, there will be far less need for new oil and gas fields There are big challenges ahead. We need the government&rsquo s help to persuade the drivers of 32 million diesel and petrol vehicles to switch to an alternative. How can we affordably change the boilers, gas cookers, and fires that heat 24 million UK homes? There&rsquo s also the 35 or so gas-fired power stations that provide nearly half our electricity. Those challenges are for the government and for all of us as consumers &ndash but the point is that if we don&rsquo t cut demand then emissions are never going to decline. We could shut down the whole UK oil and gas industry, but the only result would be to send imports surging &ndash with no reduction in emissions. The reductions will come only when we find low-carbon replacements for the machines, vehicles, and appliances that power our homes, businesses, and transport. Planning and implementing that transition will take years of painstaking work and research. For environmental groups that&rsquo s a much tougher and less attractive task than firing broadsides at the oil and gas industry.   Our industry, by contrast, is already working to build the low-carbon infrastructure for our future. We are building two UK projects to capture CO2, the main global warming gas, and planning three more. We are also looking at hydrogen production plants and building and operating ever-larger wind and solar farms. The environmental groups want to tear down the past, but my industry is, literally, building a sustainable future. This is an Op-ed article. The opinions expressed in this article are the author&rsquo s own and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Offshore Engineer.
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| 08-Dec-2021 21:52 |
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The support of UOBAM and BT is just beginning to show: Past 1 month performance: SCI  -3.4% KC    -1.1% SCM  +2.4% Just entered an order to buy some @ 8.4 cents. When transacted, would update who are the counter parties.  ![]()
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| 07-Dec-2021 10:16 |
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Shortisr getting impatient today, just bought 20+million shares at 8.5 cents....
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| 07-Dec-2021 09:51 |
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Fortune favours the brave.
And Green is the new gold
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| 07-Dec-2021 08:58 |
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Again.....still at cars. We are talking about ships here. Wrong thread.
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| 07-Dec-2021 08:42 |
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Still at cars. We are talking about ships here. Wrong thread.
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| 06-Dec-2021 15:09 |
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BT very on the ball...reported that UOBAM added SCM to its Dec Alpha picks list. | ||||||||||||
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| 06-Dec-2021 15:06 |
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Yup, CE122 should nominate himself as SCM's CEO. He knows things that nobody knows.
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| 06-Dec-2021 10:19 |
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We really have to forgive this guy. Poor thing, trapped in the Metaverse technological world 20 years ago and cannot get out. For the record, the fuel tanker is not only transporting green ammonia but fuelled by green ammonia as well.   Sembmarine unit LMG Marin wins contract to design world' s first zero-emission fuel tankerSembcorp Marine s (Sembmarine) wholly-owned subsidiary LMG Marin has clinched a contract to design the worlds first green ammonia-fuelled tanker for Grieg Edge, the innovation unit of Norway' s Grieg Maritime Group.
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| 05-Dec-2021 21:49 |
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Alamak, where are you when Sembmarine started building battery operated ferries for Norled in 2019? In any case, battery works for cars and near shore ferries and tug boats where battery capacity required in much smaller compared to tankers and container ships and you can build charging stations at or near shore. Also, using battery does not translate immediately to " zero emmission" if the battery is being charged by fossil fuels. It is considered zero emmission only when charged by green energy and hydrogen and ammonia are media to transport green energy to the generators to produce green energy to charge the battery, then it is zero emmission. But then again, CE123 probably knows more than  the collective wisdom of all the maritime experts and engineers.   Sembmarine bags battery powered ferry newbuilds contract from Norled 
![]() Singapore shipyard group Sembcorp Marine (Sembmarine) has bagged a contract from Norled to design and build three battery-powered ro-pax ferries.
Marcus Hand  | Oct 29, 2018 The 300-passenger, 80 car capacity ferries will be designed by Sembmarine subsidiary LMG Marin and built by the yard group for delivery to Norled in Q4 2021 The plug-in ferries will be designed to operate on zero emissions battery power at a speed of 10 knots, with a hybrid battery/diesel mode as back-up. The vessels will use lithium-ion batteries. Sembcorp Marine&rsquo s project with Norled marks our entry into the ro-pax ferry design and construction segment,&rdquo said Sembmarine&rsquo s Head of Specialised Shipbuilding Tan Heng Jack said. &ldquo It also demonstrates our ambition to be a leading provider of renewable energy-driven solutions.
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| 04-Dec-2021 16:28 |
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I believe CE123 truly believes he knows better, compared to all the political and industry leaders at the recently concluded UN Climate Change Conference.(COP26).   Singapore' s Temasek Working with Portfolio Firms in Green TransitionAnshuman Daga  December 2, 2021 Singapore state investor Temasek is working with its portfolio companies to help them become more green as advancing sustainability goals becomes the new normal, the firm' s chief sustainability officer said on Thursday. Temasek, with a portfolio valued at S$381 billion ($278.81 billion) as of March, has committed more than S$2 billion this year to the decarbonization sector alone, Steve Howard told the Reuters Next conference. " We want to work with those companies and help make sure that they are supported in having transition plans," Howard added. " We don' t eliminate carbon or transform to full sustainability overnight, and so it' s a journey." Large investors have come under increased pressure to factor in environmental, social and governance strategies when deciding where to put their money, with the COP26 climate summit that ended last month providing an additional impetus. U.N. climate talks ended with a deal that for the first time targeted fossil fuels as the key driver of global warming, while the agreement also kept alive hope of capping global warming at 1.5 degrees Celsius. Howard said Temasek was also having to make weekly decisions about not investing in certain sectors, namely those it does not consider " part of the future or they' re carbon-intensive without a plan or they have really negative externalities." Still, the state investor has already set itself targets to lower carbon emissions attributable to its portfolio to half the 2010 levels by 2030, eventually reaching net-zero by 2050. " If you' d asked me a year ago, I' d say capital markets are still largely asleep. Now they' re awake, they' ve had coffee and they' re starting to make investment decisions," Howard said.
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| 04-Dec-2021 14:52 |
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................20 years ago Please forgive CE123, he is still trapped in his metaverse of 20 yrs ago and cannot get out.   World&rsquo s First Liquid Hydrogen-powered Vessel Wins Ship of the Year AwardSingapore, 30 September 2021  &ndash   MF HYDRA, a sustainable and innovative ferry designed by Sembcorp Marine&rsquo s subsidiary LMG Marin AS, has won the prestigious Ship of the Year Award given by  Skipsrevyen, a 50 year-old Nordic maritime magazine publication house. The  MF HYDRA is a zero-emission vessel operated by Norled and will be the world&rsquo s first vessel to be powered by liquid hydrogen. At more than 82m long with a capacity of up to 300 passengers and 80 cars,  MF HYDRA operates at a service speed of about nine knots. Equipped with an 80m3  liquid hydrogen tank, the vessel is able to ply its route in the fjord area between Hjelmeland, Nesvik and Skipavik for up to three weeks without refuelling. Its sophisticated propulsion system allows batteries to operate in conjunction with the liquid fuel hydrogen fuel cells and also includes a redundancy feature that allows the ferry to sail on biodiesel. At the Awards ceremony held on 8 September 2021, the Norwegian Prime Minister Ms Erna Solberg made a speech via electronic broadcast and said that  MF HYDRA  was a ground-breaking project that challenged traditional technological solutions and design. LMG Managing Director Mr Torbjorn Bringedal said, &ldquo As the world&rsquo s first ship powered by liquid hydrogen,  MF HYDRA  is a game-changer for the marine industry. It will pave the way for the adoption of hydrogen as a fuel for shipping and support the International Maritime Organization&rsquo s goal to halve global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. LMG Marin, with our extensive track record of innovative naval architecture, is proud to contribute to global decarbonisation efforts and a more sustainable world for current and future generations.&rdquo
The world`s first hydrogen ferry &ldquo MF Hydra&rdquo awarded Ship of The Year 2021
The award-winning MF HYDRA sailing among the fjords of Norway
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| 04-Dec-2021 11:02 |
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| 04-Dec-2021 10:13 |
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BT and ST very on the ball on reporting about the ammonia tanker deal. Got picture some more.
BT actually accidentally reported the same news twice.
The last time, ST did not even publish anything on Napant.
Looks like Patrick Daniel already teaching CEO Wong a thing or two.
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| 03-Dec-2021 20:22 |
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This comment just goes to show your ignorance. There are enough wind and solar power, just not at the right places and right time. That' s why ammonia and hydrogen as media to store energy is vital for the green energy movement. Go figure. Many analysts are predicting that ' green' hydrogen and ammonia are going to replace Crude oil and even LNG as the default maritime fuel in 20-30 years time.
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| 03-Dec-2021 20:06 |
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You might notice that BT and Straits Times are now very prompt in reporting positive news on Sembmarine. Patrick Daniel, the interim CEO of SPH Media Trust is now also on the executive Committee of SCM' s board.
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| 03-Dec-2021 19:22 |
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My estiamte- S$10-20mil
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| 03-Dec-2021 18:13 |
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Thanks for waiting. Since Sembmarine bought over LMG Marin, LMG Marin have been winning more specialised ship building contracts as they are able to tap onto Sembmarine' s engineering capability, in this case their expertise in ammonia fuel. The ammonia tanker might or might not be eventually built by Sembmarine, but the design fees will definitely help to pay the expensive salaries of the naval architects and engineers. Having a strong engineering bench is a pre-requisite to be a tier 1 global solution provider. Keppel OM seems to have given up in this area as Keppel is not willing to invest in an entity they are planning to sell. Ongoing, Sembmarine and its subsidiaries like Sevan SSP and LMG Marin are likely to take part in more FEEDs, concept studies and design contracts which many would result in new build contracts at Sembmarine like the Napant arctic research vessel. This design contract is widely reported in the media and once again reinforced Sembmarine' s status as a leading green maritime tech solution provider. Green is the new gold.
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