Achieving targets for maritime decarbonization relies on a complex mix of regulation, technological advances and economics. DNV’s latest Maritime Forecast to 2050 contains new research into the impact of drivers including FuelEU Maritime’s pooling mech…
Modelling the policy impacts on emissions strategies, fuels and future costs Read More »
China’s latest stimulus measures are unlikely to trigger a rise in demand for iron ore imports and as such, for Capesizes. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “last week, the PBC introduced a significant set of economic measure…
Dry Bulk Market: China’s Stimulus Unlikely to Increase Cargo Demand Read More »
The accelerating digitalisation and increasing connectivity of shipping is seeing vessels transform into floating offices and homes, with benefits at both the commercial and crew welfare level. This year’s edition of SMM Hamburg saw Inmarsat Maritime h…
Commercial and crew factors driving evolution of ‘floating offices and homes’ Read More »
Whilst major front-haul routes slide through September, fears grew of (realised) port strikes on the US East Coast and persistent risks in the Red Sea linked to escalation between Israel and Hezbollah. Key Points FBX03 Asia-US East Coast index values s…
FBX Index October 2024: Looking forward Read More »
China’s latest measures to support its economy should lead to a short-term bounce in crude oil demand, however the long-term impact is expected to be muted. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “Chinese oil demand has been underwhel…
Tanker Market: The Impact of China’s Stimulus Could be Muted Read More »