The COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on maritime trade volumes in 2020 was less severe than initially expected but its knock-on effects will be far-reaching and could transform maritime transport, according to UNCTAD’s Review of Maritime Transport 2021 publ…
Maritime trade weathers COVID-19 storm but faces far-reaching knock-on effects Read More »
SSY Research look at three ways in which China can shape the dry bulk freight market in the coming months: 1. Coal. How will import volumes be shaped ahead of what is expected to be a severe winter given international and domestic supply tightness? 2. …
Coal, Controls and Queues: China’s Freight Market Drivers Read More »
VLSFO is tight amid a refinery turnaround in Scandinavia, while availability has improved with alternative resupply sources in the Gibraltar Strait. The ARA region continues to have steady supply of all bunker grades for prompt dates. The bunkering hub…
ENGINE: Europe & Africa Bunker Fuel Availability Outlook Read More »
The decarbonization of the global shipping industry will require new low-carbon fuels. This presents a great opportunity for developing countries, a COP 26 side event heard. The IMO-UNCTAD organized event, Seizing opportunities for developing countries…
Shipping’s decarbonization – opportunities for developing countries Read More »
IMO targets for emissions reductions All eyes in the shipping industry are fixed on de-carbonization and environmental, social and governance (ESG) concerns. Mileposts have been set by the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Marine Environment …
Winds are blowing in sustainability-linked bond sails Read More »