Pitted as fuels of the future for shipping, methanol and ammonia are now ready to move from the experimental stage to widespread adoption. But while the technological readiness is there, the journey ahead is “a marathon, not a sprint”, according …
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With global maritime trade set to grow by around 50% by mid-century, we have analysed the outlook for global marine fuels in the context of International Maritime Organization (IMO) commitments to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from internationa…
All hands on deck: the challenge of decarbonising international shipping by 2050 Read More »
At the 113th Session of the International Labour Conference (2–13 June 2025), the International Labour Organization (ILO) adopted the fifth set of amendments to the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC, 2006). These amendments, adopted on 6 June 2025,…
“Between January and August 2025, Brazilian iron ore shipments are expected to rise 4% y/y, supported by stronger mining activity. Shipments to China have increased despite weaker demand, replacing shipments from Australia, Peru and India,” says Filipe…
Bimco: Brazilian iron ore shipments rise 4%, supporting capesizes Read More »
Shipboard maintenance is critical in maintaining the seaworthiness of a vessel. Based on Skuld’s claims trend over the years relating to cargo damage, navigational accidents (collision and grounding), pollution, crew injury and fatality, many of these …
The shipshape struggle in shipboard maintenance Read More »