(marinelink) FLIR Systems (NASDAQ: FLIR) announced two new models of their First
Mate line of handheld maritime thermal night vision cameras at the
Miami International Boat Show. The new First Mate XP and XP+ feature
improved 320 × 240 thermal image resolution, as well as expanded
environmental survivability ratings and still image capture capability.
The XP+ variant even offers users the ability to capture live thermal
video to a removable SD card.  Source

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• New thermal imaging camera from FLIR Systems launched

    FLIR systems have added a new thermal imaging camera to its SR-Series thermal imaging cameras line for mid-range security and surveillance applications. Read at New thermal imaging camera launched by FLIR Systems

• Yantai Raffles set for 12,000 tonnes deckbox Lift

    massive crane will mate deckbox and hull of Schahin Group semisubmersible Read at Yantai Raffles set for 12,000 ton deckbox lift

• New thermal imaging camera sees more than just IR

    A new, cooled, thermal imager can see both medium and short wave IR thermal emissions simultaneously. Read at New thermal imager sees more than just infra red

• New thermal and day / night camera from Galil

    The new Galilâ?¢ is a powerful around the clock, day and night multi sensor observation head, especially developed for security applications. It allows medium range observation and detection using state of the art thermal imaging and CCD technology. Read at New thermal and day/night security camera from Galil

• Eye-Lite Continuous Zoom cooled thermal imaging camera

    The new EYE-LITEâ?¢ is an advanced, continuous zoom thermal imager camera based on the EYE-Zâ?¢ cooled IR engine providing flexible configurations for short or long-range applications. Read at Eye-Lite Continuous Zoom Cooled Thermal Imager

• Thermal Coal Prices Set to Rise

    Coal stockpiles China’s largest coal port in Qinhuangdao in Hebei Province dropped by 36.1 percent to 5.3 million tons as of December 21 compared to last month, according to the China National Coal Association (CNCA).

• French, Spanish tuna vessels vulnerable to Somali pirates

     (AFP)  The capture in the Indian Ocean of the Spanish tuna hauler FV Alakrana has revived controversy over the protection of French and Spanish tuna boats threatened by pirates off the coast of Somalia.  Source

• China, India May Demand Thermal Coal Price, JPMorgan Says Boost

    Demand for thermal coal from China and India may boost prices of the fuel to $80 a metric ton next year amid reduced supplies and lower inventories, JPMorgan Chase & Co. said in a report. Prices of coal burnt at power stations may rise to $85 a ton in 2011

• MOL announced second quarter figures

     The Financial Highlights: The Second Quarter Ended September 30, 2009 MOL Announces Interim Dividend Payment MOL Announces Revision of FY2009 Outlook MOL is one of the world’s largest multi-modal transport companies, operating 861 vessels and employing a workforce in excess of 9,200 worldwide. MOL operates one of the largest and

• Xstrata is planning a 15 billion U.S. dollars coal expansion in Australia

    Xstrata, the world’s top thermal coal exporter, is considering up to A$15 billion ($13.3 billion) investment to boost output at its Australian thermal coal project to 100 million metric tones a year, it said on Monday. Xstrata is seeking an environmental approval for the first phase of its Wandoan project,

• Rio Tinto to concentrate investments in carbon capture and storage project, California

    Rio Tinto said Friday that it will be focussing the majority of its investment in carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology on the Hydrogen Energy California (HECA) project, a proposed new hydrogen-powered electricity facility that will capture and store most of its carbon related emissions to produce clean electricity. Preston

• DNV is clean energy unit in London

    In order to support the UK’s renewable energy and carbon abatement industries, such as wind, wave, tidal and CCS, DNV is strengthening its presence in London. “A new unit will accommodate at least 25 specialists within a year,” says Remi Eriksen, DNV Energy’s Chief Operating Officer. Det Norske Veritas (DNV)

• Maersk Group covers green tech project

    Maersk Oil and Maersk Tankers, part of the Danish A.P.

• Natural Gas Set to Fall on Failure at $ 4.85: Technical Analysis

    Natural gas futures are set to head lower as they fail to rebound above $4.85 per million British thermal units, according to a technical analysis by Veronique Lashinski, a Newedge Group analyst in Chicago. The December futures contract has fallen 21 percent from a four-month intraday high of $5.989 per

• Expanding EU gas demand by 2010, according to 1pc drop 7PC says Eurogas

    European Union consumption of natural gas may increase 1pc in 2010 as the economy strengthens after an expected 7pc decline this year, an industry lobby group said. The gas-demand slump in the EU this year results from the recession and “the loss of public image” for the fuel after a January dispute