Seaborne LNG exports from the US grew marginally during 2020, as opposed to a more robust overall rise. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “the USA are currently the third largest seaborne exporter of LNG in the world afte…
US LNG Exports Took a Backseat During 2020: Will the Trend Reverse This Year? Read More »
As shipping pivots towards greener operations, and opportunities to increase ship efficiency decrease (as they inevitably must), a major issue the industry must get to grips with is fuel transition. Shipping is heavily reliant on fossil fuels, and the …
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A commodities super cycle is looming, but don’t pop the champagne corks just yet, says Wood Mackenzie’s Simon Morris. While the transition from hydrocarbons to the metals necessary for green growth is already underway, there are potential risks to how …
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The dry bulk market’s rebound has prompted a surge in dealings for bulkers as well. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “dry Buk Sales and Purchase activity has heated up during 2021, reaching record high levels during the firs…
Dry Bulk Carriers Reach Record Levels of S&P So Far in 2021 Read More »
Earlier this year, the shipping industry faced chaos as the Ever Given came to a halt in the middle of the Suez Canal. Four months on, and the focus has shifted towards who to blame, as legal battles continue over compensation. During this time, many h…
The Shipping Summer Of Chaos Read More »