Never let a crisis go to waste — even for decarbonisation
Owners and charterers should use these uncertain times to prepare for the new low-carbon push to come, says Engebret Dahm
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Chokepoints can fail — but they cannot be replaced
Hormuz crisis highlights that alternatives exist — but rarely on equal terms
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Africa faces lose-lose situation as IMO and EU emissions rules take centre stage
Africa policy experts call for EU to do more to allow IMO’s Net-Zero Framework to be only emissions regulation, says Maria Ogbugo
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American Steel: How do you get king cargo to fall in line and choose US-flag ships?
In this second edition of our newsletter on America’s maritime sector, we explore the need for cargo demand to underpin US-flag shipping expansion. Keep reading for our interview with Trump’s maritime administrator, details of a union proposal to tackl…
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Wavelength podcast: Ceasefire confusion in the Middle East
Plus, Exmar’s new gas carriers, a new Federal Maritime Commission role in the US, and why EU’s stalling on biocides is bad for yards
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