Cido Shipping scores in the hot car carrier charter market
The tonnage supplier has secured $430m in revenue from chartering out four Japanese-built PCTCs
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January 2023
Early Year Dry Bulk Demand Could Favor an Increase in Freight Rates
China and India appear to be ramping up their import “engines”. China recently agreed to boost iron ore imports from Australia after a two-year hiatus due to the strained relations between the two countries. Similarly, India is expected to boost its co…
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Dry Bulk Annual Review 2022
The year ended with critical changes in grain flows due to geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine. In parallel, the Chinese real estate crisis seriously impacted Capesize vessels, while the energy crisis drove up coal flows and Panamax freigh…
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Decarbonisation developments and challenges: 2030 to 2050 – examining emerging fuels
Our previous blog post turned the spotlight on bridging fuels, where we shared our members’ thinking on the short and mid-term compliance with IMO’s decarbonisation targets, and explored the challenges and benefits of biofuels and liquified natural gas…
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Canadian Coast Guard Takes Delivery of Two SAR Lifeboats
The Canadian Coast Guard on Monday marked the delivery of the 13th and 14th search and rescue lifeboats: the CCGS Gabarus Bay and the CCGS Chedabucto Bay. The vessels were built by Hike Metal Products Ltd from Wheatley, Ontario and Chantier Naval Foril…
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