Chart of the Week: Dry Bulk Flows – Coal from Australia to China This week’s update on the resilience of Chinese coal imports from Australia confirms a continued resurgence year to date echoing the trend observed before the end of March. In…
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Between January and April 2024, China’s electricity generation from renewables surged 12% y/y, significantly outpacing the 6% growth in generation from fossil fuels. While steam coal shipments to China rose 29% y/y, they are starting to feel the pressu…
Peak in China’s coal demand in sight as renewables jump 12% Read More »
The EU carbon market could be set for further correction moving forward, with could impact the EU Emissions Scheme, which shipping is now a part of. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “the European carbon market has witnessed …
Shipping: EU Carbon Market Could Trend Downwards Read More »
The carbon-neutral fuels of the future will be expensive. To keep fuel bills and global demand for green fuels under control and ensure ships remain competitive into the 2030s and 2040s, it is critical to minimize energy use and emissions by choosing t…
Maximizing energy efficiency in the tanker segment Read More »
As a marine risks manager and marine claims consultant with 33 years of experience, I have seen numerous cases where the concept of general average plays a pivotal role in the maritime industry. General average is a principle under maritime law where a…
“General Average and the Onus of Proof: Establishing Seaworthiness in Marine Insurance” Read More »