Following a lengthy legislative process, the Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers was finally signed into law in the Philippines on 23 September 2024. The Magna Carta aims to align domestic legislation with international conventions such as the Maritime L…
New seafarer law could have wide-reaching impact Read More »
Activity in the second hand market was rather lively over the past week. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that there was “a steady flow activity notwithstanding some pressure filtering on the back of softer sales recorded dur…
Second Hand Ships In High Demand Read More »
As the global marine fuel mix grows, becoming more varied and consequently more complex in terms of fuel management, there is a potential increasing risk to vessels, crew and the environment, from the possible impact of poor-quality fuels. Yet, whilst …
Is Your Vessel Fully Protected From The Dangers Of Poor-Quality Fuel? Read More »
As the maritime industry grapples with growing geopolitical tensions and environmental challenges, the need for strategic partnerships and collaboration has never been more critical. At the upcoming Antwerp XL conference, where I have the honour of spe…
Breaking Down Barriers: A Call for Maritime Industry Collaboration Read More »
India is expected to reduce its dependence from Russian oil in the coming weeks and months, with Middle East imports potentially increasing their share among the country’s import mix. This could lead to a reduction of ton-mile demand. In its latest wee…
Tanker Market: Lower Ton-Mile Demand Ahead? Read More »