The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore has collapsed after it was struck by a container ship at around 1.35am ET. The container ship involved is the Singapore-flagged Dali which can carry just under 10 000 TEU (20ft shipping containers) and was oper…
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In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “in light of Denmark’s contemplation of a ban on scrubber washwater discharge, an assessment of the global stance on exhaust gas cleaning systems is paramount for stakeholders in the sh…
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The MEPC 81 meeting concluded on 22nd March 2024, further clarifying the risk and opportunity both for the international shipping value chain’s commercial decision making, and for this sector’s contribution to minimise the risks of dangerous climate ch…
It has been “quite a year” for ship owners preparing for the EU Emission Trading System, according to Steve Laybourn, chartering manager at Ardmore Shipping. Describing the preparation as a “bit of a rollercoaster ride”, Laybourn urged laggards to move…
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Shipping industry regulations are about to get more complex in the EU region, with the introduction of FuelEU legislation. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “with the shipping markets still getting used to the Emissions trading s…
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