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The New Economy Shipping Awards 2010

21/12/2009

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Tanker Company of the Year
Teekay Tankers


Ship of the Year
The Auriga Leader


Shipyard of the Year
Jiangmen Nanyan Ship Engineering


Shipping Financier of the Year
NATIONAL BANK OF GREECE


Shipping Terminal the Year
APM Terminals


Dry Cargo Company of the Year
Maersk Line


Achievement in Maritime Services
Det Novske Veritas


Achievement in Environmental Protection
Evergreen Group



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