“Iron ore shipments to China have risen 7% y/y since the end of June, following a stable period during the first half of the year. However, Chinese steel production has remained weak, leading to a build-up of portside inventories which reached an eight…
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The global push to tackle climate change has slowed. Ten years on from the Paris Agreement, no major G7 country appears on track to meet its 2030 emissions reduction goals. Announced goals for 2035 lack ambition, suggesting too many governments are kic…
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Do you want to power your whole ship or replace diesel auxiliary generators? Do you want to use hydrogen, ammonia or methanol to generate energy? These are legitimate questions when it comes to purchasing marine fuel cells, highlighting their flexibili…
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Houthi militia have reportedly ceased attacks on Israel and shipping in the Red Sea (source: AP) – the impact would be seismic for global ocean container shipping, but an immediate largescale return to the region will require a series of further assura…
In the Pilbara, BHP is doubling down on growth, pledging A$1.4 billion to enhance Port Hedland infrastructure and sustain export capacity near 305 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa). The investment signals confidence in steady, high-volume output from Wes…
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