Methanol seeking standard for bunkers use
Move to get a standard aims to foster wider adoption as a maritime fuel.
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Demolition Activity Slows Down On Monsoon Rains
The ships’ demolition activity has began to feel the weather effects of the Southeast Asia. In its latest weekly note, Clarkson Platou Hellas commented that “as the monsoon rains begin to slow productivity down in the Indian sub-continent, a refl…
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Shipping’s Half Year Report – Extra Classes Needed?
With the industry hoping for better “grades” after the “effort” of recent years, this week’s Analysis updates our half year shipping report showing a ClarkSea Index up 9% y-o-y but still below trend since the financial crisis (see Graph of the Week). A…
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High-Sulphur Fuels With Emissions Abatement Technology Will Give Owners A Return On Investment
With more shipowners opting to install marine exhaust gas cleaning systems to their fleets, together with the publication of a UMAS report putting paid to the notion that LNG is a viable way of meeting emissions rules, could high-sulphur fuels remain t…
Gladding-Hearn Delivers Pilot Boat in Virginia
The Virginia Pilot Association has taken delivery of a Chesapeake class MKII launch from Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding. The MKII, a new generation of the shipyard’s Chesapeake class launch, is the Virginia pilots’ eighth Gladding-Hearn pilot boat.The Som…
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