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East London Shipyard (Pty) Ltd

West Bank,, East London, South AfricaUpdated May 2026

East London Shipyard (Pty) Ltd is a joint venture between South Africa's leading ship repair firms, Dorbyl Marine and Elgin Brown & Hamer, operating since 1995.

Eastport Maritime Pte Ltd (Head Office)

Singapore,, SingaporeUpdated Mar 2006
Broker

Eastport Maritime Pte Ltd is a global shipbroking and consultancy firm based in Singapore, specializing in petroleum, chemical, vegetable oil, and dry cargo shipping with services including chartering, sale & purchase, and shipping consultancy.

Easylink Services

Edison, NJ, United StatesUpdated May 2026

EasyLink Services Corporation facilitates over 800,000 transactions every business day. Serving over 20,000 companies, including more than 300 of the Fortune 500 and 400 of the Global 500, EasyLink's networks facilitate transactions integral to the movement of money, materials, products and people in our global economy. We help our customers become more competitive by providing them with today's most secure, efficient, reliable and flexible means of conducting business electronically.

Ecolines

New York, New York, United StatesUpdated Jul 2002
Port AgentFreight/RFQ

An American shipping company based in New York, operating ships within the Americas and Asia, coordinating shipping operations through qualified port captains and local agents.

Edinburgh Petroleum Services Ltd

Edinburgh, United KingdomUpdated Oct 2003

EPS provides 'best-in-class' petroleum engineering software, IT integration skills, petroleum engineering services and training to achieve breakthroughs in performance and increased value in upstream oil and gas assets. Using intelligent systems, engineers have been able to streamline and automate the production engineering tasks associated with asset management. It is important to note that since no two fields or reservoirs behave exactly alike, there is no standard solution-set that yields optimized production. Some fields already have existing infrastructure consisting of SCADA systems that can be used. Others require a new approach. EPS engineers perform a detailed asset inspection that identifies the problem areas; then they develop well and surface network models that describe optimum results; finally, they implement online systems that monitor and optimize hundreds of critical parameters. The ability to gather and interpret data online as well as implement many of the changes electronically, allows extremely complex tasks to be performed effectively with minimum manpower and expense. We call this approach to sustainable production optimization, Intelligent Asset Management (i-AM). We've been developing the technology and processes to support i-AM for the past three years and have proven its value in three implementations to date.