2022 will be a record year for container shipping companies. We expect the sector’s revenue to jump by +19% y/y and its operating cash flow to grow by +8% y/y. While freight rates have fallen -32% year-to-date, they are still well above the pre-pandemi…
Shipping: liners swimming in money but supply chains sinking Read More »
SEA-LNG responds to International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) report: Comparing the Future Demand for, Supply of, and Life-Cycle Emissions from Bio, Synthetic, and Fossil LNG Marine Fuels in the European Union. Report uses poor data and unre…
NGO Report on LNG Pathway makes flawed assumptions based on outdated data Read More »
Supply chain risks are not limited to delays and disruption for modern cargo owners. Any discrepancy in ESG standards – even if unintended, and unknown to a cargo owner – can lead to untold reputational damage. This is especially true today, as public-…
Cargo owners are recognising the ESG impacts of ports, and will favour those that act Read More »
Europe’s overstretched supply chains are experiencing a double whammy of disruptions as transport unions in Felixstowe and now in Liverpool prepare for labour strikes later this month in response to soaring inflation; according to the analysis publishe…
Strikes in Felixstowe and Liverpool a double whammy to UK’s overstressed Supply Chain Read More »
Capesize The Capesize market made a revival this week, taking fortunes out of the red by rising the tide on values to be closer to the low-teens level on the 5TC. Far from being into smooth-sailing territory yet, the market doesn’t seem quite ready to …
Dry Bulk Market: Capesize Market Recovered Lost Ground This Week Read More »