The demolition market proved rather uneventful over the past week, with tankers still the main candidates for sale. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Clarkson Platou Hellas said that “despite negative vibes in the market in relation to the recent…
Stable Demolition Rates Could Trigger More Vintage Tanker Sales Read More »
At the beginning of this year, the IMO’s global sulfur cap on marine fuels entered into force and shipowners who chose the SOx -scrubber pathway to compliance began the modern era of emissions reduction. Scrubbers have been operating in marine environm…
Lessons learned from scrubber installation and operation Read More »
Are conventional bulk carriers suitable to carry containers? This question has been raised by several industry bodies in recent weeks and in this article we will look at the technical and legal implications of such conversions. The transportation of co…
Carriage of containers on bulk carriers Read More »
The LNG/LPG shipping segment could take a hit from the incremental rise in global energy prices. At the same time, an increased demand for fossil fuels, aka crude oil, could also emerge, boosting demand for crude tankers. In its latest weekly report, s…
High Energy Costs Could Hurt LNG Shipping Demand, But Help the Tanker Market Read More »
“ Shipowners need strategies and practical solutions to stay compliant and commercially competitive, while meeting regulatory and stakeholder requirements for decarbonizing vessel and fleet operations,” says Linda Sigrid Hammer, Principal Consultant, E…
Evaluating future fuel strategies and their design implications for newbuilds Read More »