As shipping navigates an increasingly complex regulatory landscape, the challenge is no longer simply adopting new rules, but ensuring that they work in practice. Decarbonisation, alternative fuels, digitalisation, safety and evolving seafarer requirem…
From Regulation to Implementation: Why the Flag State Matters Read More »
The tanker market could be facing a lack of crude oil cargo supply, should infrastructure in major oil exporting countries, like the US, shifts domestically. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “US crude exports have grown strongly…
Tankers: Can the US Sustain Increased Crude Export Capabilities? Read More »
Capesize The Capesize market surrendered all of last week’s gains, extending its decline despite a firmer finish to the week. The BCI 182 5TC fell $2,796 from Monday’s opening level, although it recovered $296 on Friday to close at $45,731….
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China has increased its imports of soybean so far in 2026. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “soybeans are one of the most important dry bulk commodities, and account for around 3 percent of all seaborne dry bulk trade. T…
Dry Bulk Shipping: China Soybean Imports on the Rise Read More »
Shipping is falling behind the trajectory needed to achieve its 2030 green fuel ambitions, with weakening demand, stalled finance and regulatory uncertainty increasingly threatening to undermine strong progress in technology and fuel supply. That’s the…
Widening Gap On Green Goals Read More »