In recent months, high levels of Urals, a medium-sour Russian crude oil, have been redirected to Asia, particularly China and India, making up for lessening exports to Europe. According to our recent analysis, Asian imports of Russian oil during April …
Changing crude flows are creating opportunities in the US Gulf Coast Read More »
“ Good shipowners – and that’s the vast majority – have long treated crews well and respected the oceans and should not be fazed by a buzzword that encapsulates best practice.” While ESG may have come last on the list of broker Marsh’s recent rep…
ESG is a label for things good owners already do Read More »
From under-supplied and extremely costly to balanced and more favourable to shippers, the ocean transport market has shifted in the last 6 months. But what are the key aspects which shippers/BCOs should now consider to take advantage of their improved …
Four priorities to consider for successful 2023 ocean bids Read More »
Shipping and more specifically, tankers, are bound to find themselves at the forefront of EU’s upcoming plans to cover its energy needs ahead of the coming winter. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “in view of the forthcoming…
Shipping at the Forefront of EU’s Energy Conuncrum Read More »
In a few months short of ten years, the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network has collected over 50,000 reports of corrupt demands globally, covering more than 1,000 ports in over 150 countries, through its anonymous incident reporting system. Significantly…
Cutting out corruption Read More »