发布时间：2008.9

摘要

全球商船行业报告主要提供了市场数据，简洁的介绍了这个市场及并简要总结了研究结果。通过丰富的定量分析，报告讨论了商船产业的基础及结构。

Countries covered: Global

The global outlook series on Merchant Shipping provides a collection of statistical anecdotes, market briefs, and concise summaries of research findings. Richly laden with quantitative analysis, the report offers discussion on the basics and structure of the Merchant Shipping industry. Annotated with 52 information rich tables presenting research findings, and analytical projections, the synopsized market discussion provides a statistical insight into global marine water transportation market size by region, marine ports and services market by region, leading cruise ship owners by gross tonnage/berths, trading fleet & merchant shipping fleet by ship type, cargo traffic by volume, containerized freight traffic by volume, container throughput across ports by region, chemical cargo, seaborne coal, and iron ore volume shipments by category, among numerous other parameters. Major regional markets discussed include United States, Europe, Russia, China, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Latin America, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, and Venezuela. The abstracted regional market discussions provide a prelude to these markets. The report also includes an indexed, easy-to-refer, fact-finder directory listing the addresses, and contact details of 482 companies worldwide.

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目录及图表

1.Overview

International Shipping Industry

Current Scenario

Stringent Environmental Policies Set to

Boost Scrapping

Heavy Congestion in Ports Affect Dry-Bulk

Markets

Container Shipping Sector Growing Fast

Technological Advances Drives Up Growth

Growth of Larger LNG Vessels

Table 1: Global Marine Water Transportation Market Volume by Region: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through 2008 in Billion Metric Tons for Australia, South America, Africa, Asia, North America and Europe

Table 2: Global Marine Water Transportation Market Volume by Region: Percentage

Market Share for 2004 and 2008 for

Australia, South America, Africa,

Asia, North America and Europe

Table 3: Global Marine Ports and Services Market Volume by Region: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through 2008 in Billions

of Tons for Asia-Pacific, Europe,

North America and Rest of the World

Table 4: Global Marine Ports and Services Market Volume by Region: Percentage Market Share for 2004 and 2008 for Asia-Pacific, Europe, North America and Rest of the World

Shipping and World Trade

Developing World’s Contribution Rising in the Shipping Sector

Safety and Sustainability, The Prime Concern of

the Shipping Sector

Table 5: Global Trading Fleet (2005):

Percentage Breakdown by Ship Type - Tankers, Container Ships, General Cargo Ships, Bulk Carriers, Passenger Ships, and Others

Table 6: Global Merchant Shipping Fleet

(2005): Ship Average Age by Type

Inclination Factors of Production in Merchant

Shipping Fleet

Types of Ocean Vessels

Tankers

Containerships

Dry Bulk Vessels

General Cargo Ships

Specialty Vessels

Passenger Carriers

Table 7: Leading Cruise Ship Owners by Gross Tonnage (GT): Percentage Market Share for 2006 by Player - Star Cruises Group, Mediterranean Shipping Cruises (MSC), Carnival Group, Royal Caribbean CL, and Others

Table 8: Leading Cruise Ship Owners by Berths: Percentage Market Share for 2006 by Player -Mediterranean Shipping Cruises (MSC), Star Cruises Group, Royal Caribbean CL, Carnival Group, and Others

Table 9: Global Marine Water Transportation Market Volume by Category: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through 2008 in Billion Metric Tons for Tanker, Dry Bulk, General Cargo-Container and Other General Cargo

Table 10: Global Marine Water Transportation Market Volume by Category: Percentage Market Share for 2004 and 2008 for Tanker, Dry Bulk, General Cargo- Container and

Other General Cargo

Table 11: Global Leading Very Large Crude Carrier Charterers (VLCC) by Tanker Spot Cargoes/ Fixtures: 2005 Percentage Market Share for Royal-Dutch Shell Group ChevronTexaco Corp., & Others

Freight Fares

Ownership Patterns of World Merchant Fleet

Overview

World Merchant Fleet Under National and

Foreign Flag

Table 12: Global Merchant Shipping Fleet (2005): Percentage Breakdown of Deadweight Tonnage (dwt) by Foreign and National Flag by Ship Type

Ownership Patterns of Major Shipping

Countries

Ownership Patterns According to

Major Ship Types

Table 13: Global Merchant Shipping Fleet (2005): Percentage Breakdown of

Deadweight Tonnage (dwt) by Foreign and National Flag by Select Countries

Development of Major Open Registry Flags

Table 14: Global Open Registry Flags by Ship Type (Tankers): dwt Percentage

Share for 2005 by Country - Panama, Liberia, Bahamas, and Others

Table 15: Global Open Registry Flags by Ship Type (Container Ships): dwt

Percentage Share for 2005 by Country -Panama, Liberia, Bahamas, and Others

Table 16: Global Open Registry Flags by Ship Type (Bulk Carriers): dwt

Percentage Share for 2005 by Country - Panama, Liberia, Bahamas,and Others

Table 17: Global Open Registry Flags by Ship (All Types): dwt Percentage Share for 2005 by Country - Panama, Liberia, Bahamas,and Others

Global Cargo Market

Table 18: Global Ship Cargo Shipments:

Annual Market Estimates for through 2008 in Trillions of Pounds

Global Containerized Cargo Market

Table 19: World Leading Maritime

Countries and Territories (2005):

Based on the Percentage of World Fleet

Table 20: Global Containerized Freight

Traffic: Annual Market Estimates

for 2003 through 2008 in Millions of

Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units

Table 21: Container Throughput Market across Ports in the Global Market: Annual Market Estimates for through 2008 in Millions of TEUs

Chemical Cargo Market

Table 22: Global Chemical Volume Shipments through Waterborne Medium, by Category: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through

2008 in Millions of Tons for Foreign

and Domestic Categories

Table 23: Global Deep Sea Chemical Tanker Transportation Capacity by Leading Companies: 2005 in Millions of Dead Weight Tons and Percentage for Odfjell-Seachem, Stolt-Nielsen, Jo Tankers, Tokyo Marine, and Others

Seaborne Coal Trade

Table 24: Global Seaborne Steam Coal Trade Across Pacific and Atlantic: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through 2008 in Millions of Tons

Table 25: Global Seaborne Cooking Coal Trade Across Pacific and Atlantic: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through 2008 in

Millions of Tons

Table 26: Global Seaborne Hard Coal Trade: Annual Market Estimates for

through 2008 in Millions of Tons

Seaborne Iron Ore Market

Table 27: Global Seaborne Iron Ore Trade: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through

2008 in Million Tons

Table 28: Global Seaborne Iron Ore Trade (2005): Percentage Breakdown by Product

Type - Fines, Lump, Blast Furnace

Pellets, and DRI Pellets

Seaborne Pellet Market

2.Mergers & Acquisitions

3.Strategic Corporate Development

4.Product Launches

5.A North American Perspective

Overview

Table 29: Leading Producers of Pellets in

North America (2005): Percentage Breakdown

by Cliffs Managed, Minorca, Quebec Cartier Mining Company, USS - Minntac/ Keetac,

and Iron Ore Company of Canada

Table 30: Leading Ports in North America (2005): Percentage Share in terms of

Shipper’s Usage for US Trade

Table 31: Canadian Marine Traffic By Canada

Port Authorities (CPA): Percentage Share of Vancouver, Saint John, Sept-Iles, Quebec, Montreal, Fraser River, Hamilton, Halifax, Thunder Bay, North Fraser, Windsor, Prince Rupert, Trois-Rivieres, Nanaimo, Belledune,St. John’s, Toronto, Port Alberni, and Saguenay for 2005 (In million tons)

5a.United States

Turning Around the Merchant Marine

Leading Player

The Domestic Tank Vessel Industry

Table 32: Primary US Ports (In terms of US bound Containers) - 2005 Percentage Share of Los Angeles, Long Beach, New York-New Jersey, Charleston, Savannah, Norfolk, Seattle, Tacoma, Oakland, and Houston

Table 33: Leading Agricultural Container Ports for Exports in the US: Percentage Share of Oakland, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Seattle, Jacksonville, Tacoma, New York, Norfolk, Charleston, and Portland for 2005

Market Status

Contribution of the Marine Industry to the US Economy

Historic Overview

Corporate and Government Initiatives

Maritime Security Program

National Security

Cargo Traffic

Table 34: Leading US Retailers by Container Traffic Through US Ports (in terms of

container usage) for 2005

Table 35: Leading US Ports Handling Over

One Million Containers Annually (2005)

Table 36: Cargo Traffic Volume of Major

Trading Countries at Port of Miami in the

US: 2005 in ‘000 of Tons for Guatemala, Honduras, Spain, Jamaica, Dom. Republic, Venezuela, Italy, and others

Outlook

6.A European Perspective

Role of European Shipping Industry

European Transport Policy

Liberalization of Port Services

Short Sea Shipping

Table 37: Leading European Maritime Traffic Ports by Cargo Handling: 2005 in Millions of Metric Tons for Rotterdam, Antwerp, Marseille-Fos, and Le Havre

6a.Russia

Role of Russian Shipping

Constraints

6b.Spain

6c.Belgium

6d.France

6e.Greece

6f.Luxembourg

6g.United Kingdom

6h.The Netherlands

6i.Portugal

6j.Rest of Europe

Ferry Line Trade in Central and Eastern Europe

Challenges Faced by Duty-Free Sector

Positive Growth

Table 38: Ferry Line Duty-free Sales in Central and Eastern Europe by Product Category: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through in Millions of US$ for Liquor,

Tobacco Products, Fragrances /

Cosmetics and Gifts/Other

Table 39: Ferry Line Duty-free Sales in Central and Eastern Europe by Product Category: Percentage Market Share for 2004 and 2008 for Liquor,Tobacco Products, Fragrances/Cosmetics and Gifts/Other

Outlook

7.An Asian Perspective

7a.China

Cargo Ports’ Performance in the Marine

Transportation Market

Outlook

Table 40: Leading Cargo Ports’ Throughput in China: 2004 in Millions of Twenty-foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) for Shanghai, Shenzhen, Qingdao, Tianjin, Guangzhou, Xiamen,Dalian, Ningbo, Zhongshan, and Fuzhou

Table 41: Cargo Passage through Major

Ports in China: 2005 in Millions of TEUs for Shanghai, Shenzhen and Quingdao

Table 42: Sea Transport Overnight Trips from China: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through 2008 in Millions

Table 43: Chinese Market for Iron Ore (2005): Percentage Share of Imports from Australia, Brazil, India, South Africa, and Others

Table 44: Leading Chinese Inland River Ports by Volume of Cargo: 2005 in Millions of

Tons for Nanjing Nantong, Hangzhou, Zhengjiang, Zhangjiagang, Wuhan,Huzhou, Changshu, and Jiangyin

7b.Indonesia

Overview

Table 45: National Sea Transportation

Fleet Volume in Indonesia by Type: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through 2008 in Thousands of Deadweight Tons (DWT) for Cargo Vessels, Barges, and Tug Boats

Table 46: National Sea Transportation Fleet Volume in Indonesia by Type: Percentage

Market Share for 2004 and 2008 (*)for Cargo Vessels, Barges, and Tug Boats

7c.Philippines

Cargo Throughput

Table 47: Philippines Cargo Ports Throughput: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through 2008 in Millions of Metric Tons for Domestic and Foreign

Table 48: Philippines Cargo Ports Throughput: Percentage Market Share for 2004 and 2008for Domestic and Foreign

Table 49: Philippines Containerized Cargo Traffic for Cargo Ports: Annual Market

Estimates for 2003 through 2008 in Millions of Metric Tons for TEU Traffic and Ship Traffic

Table 50: Philippines Containerized Cargo Traffic for Cargo Ports: Percentage

Market Share for 2004 and 2008 for

TEU Traffic and Ship Traffic

7d.Singapore

Cargo Volume

Table 51: General Cargo Volume Handled by Singapore Port Authority: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through 2008 in Millions of Tons for Containerized Cargo and Conventional Cargo

Table 52: Bulk Cargo Volume Handled by Singapore Port Authority: Annual Market Estimates for 2003 through 2008 in Millions of Tons for Oil and Non-Oil

8.A Latin American Perspective

Cargo Market - An Overview

Outlook

Cargo Shipments in the Caribbean and Latin

American Regions

Influencing Factors

Capacity Expansions

Outlook

Cargo Container Traffic in the Caribbean,

South and Central America

Outlook

8a.Argentina

Latin American Economy - Argentina

Foreign Policies and Cargo Transportation

Outlook

8b.Brazil

Foreign Investments - Decreased

Infrastructure Costs

Outlook

8c.Chile

Cargo Traffic by Major Ports

Outlook

8d.Colombia

Overview and Outlook

8e.Guatemala

Cargo Traffic Market

Outlook

8f.Honduras

Cargo Traffic at Major Ports

Outlook

8g.Nicaragua

Cargo Traffic

Outlook

8h.Venezuela

Cargo Traffic

GLOBAL DIRECTORY