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…
Iron Ore’s Shifting Currents: Supply Surge Meets China Slowdown Read More »
At least two blacklisted tankers carrying 1.4 million barrels of Russian crude are tracked at anchor outside the port of Mundra, India, in the first signs that fresh Western sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil are curbing exports. Sierra Leone-flagged Kust…
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The EU Commission’s new Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP), published on 5th November, represents a major milestone for the methane decarbonisation pathway. The Plan explicitly recognises LNG, bio-methane and e-methane within the clean-fuel m…
EU STIP recognises practical and realistic methane decarbonisation pathway Read More »
“While we support the IMO in getting these vital regulations right, the vote to delay the Net-Zero Framework for a year will make progress more challenging. If global regulatory development breaks down further and the delay extends beyond 12-months, in…
NAPA on MEPC ES.2 and FuelEU Maritime Read More »
Capesize The Capesize market recorded a notable improvement this week, with momentum building steadily across both basins. After a slow start on Monday, activity gathered pace from Tuesday onward as improved demand and a tightening tonnage list drove g…
Dry Bulk Market: Capesizes Moved Higher Last Week Read More »