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2. 石油天然技 MARINE ENGINEERING AND OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW The recent state of the world economy has affected the maritime industry in general. However, an upward trend has emerged from the first quarter figures of 2010. According to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), PRC, the two major indexes (capacity and new ship orders) of China have recorded steady growth for the first quarter of 2010. The total capacity reached 14.57 million DWT, a substantial increase of 128 per cent and accounting for a worldwide share of 41.4 per cent. What’s more, China’s new ship-order tonnage has recorded 8.26 million DWT, an impressive 10.5 times larger than figures from the same period in 2009. This accounts for 47.8 per cent of the world’s market share. It goes without saying that communications and ideas exchanges are necessary for continuity and healthy development of the marine industry in China. Furthermore, with China saying that it’s now committed to a low-carbon economy, it is now very opportune to look at policy measures for green development and how to adapt to climate change. China is now looking to explore and utilise ocean resources scientifically and quicken the development of the Marine economy. Not only will this step up transformation of the nation’s economic growth pattern, but will also further boost economic development in the eastern regions of the country. As China continues to invest in state-of-the-art foreign technology, this can only be good news for those at the forefront of innovation and who have the capacity to service such enormous demand. Marine Engineering & Offshore Technology is the only journal in its field to be granted an exclusive publishing license in China. The Economic Information Agency’s (EIA) official “Kan Hao” license allows Cavendish Group to sell subscriptions in China. www.marineoffshoretechnology.net

3. 石油天然技 MARINE ENGINEERING AND OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY CONTENT LIST • Marine Engineering & Offshore Technology is published in English and Chinese, with 70 per cent editorial content. The magazine focuses on western technology, expertise and best practice through a series of case-studies, reports and articles. • Dedicated to the Chinese Maritime and Offshore community, Marine Engineering & Offshore Technology is perfectly placed to unlock new opportunities for your company in China. • Marine Engineering & Offshore Technologyshowcases state of the art technical solutions, with topics including: • I.T, Navigation and Communication • Safety and Security • Bridge Systems • Marine Equipment • Propulsion • Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul • Green Technology • Ship Building www.marineoffshoretechnology.net

4. 石油天然技 MARINE ENGINEERING AND OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY CIRCULATION Marine Engineering & Offshore Technology has a projected readership of over 65,000 readers per quarter. The magazine is produced in both print format and electronic format, and is sent to our database of qualified recipients. In addition, the magazine is distributed at all major tradeshows, conferences and seminars. Decision-makers who receive the publication include: Readers include: www.marineoffshoretechnology.net

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6. 石油天然技 MARINE ENGINEERING AND OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY AVERTISING • Our Competitive Package includes: • Full colour presentation in the relevant editorial section • Direct access to a targeted audience with a respected and high profile platform • Formidable exposure to decision makers and specifies in one of the world’s fastest growing energy markets • Bonus distribution at all major Chinese shipping and marine events, conferences, trades shows and seminars If you have a new technology or innovation you feel could interest our readers, please contact our editor Sarah Berry on: sarah.berry@bric.com www.marineoffshoretechnology.net