Since the beginning of boat building; designers, builders, owners and crew have always sought to do more with less. Seeking efficiencies may reduce costs, make better use of space, provide more speed and meet regulatory requirements or socially accepte…
Lithium Ion Batteries, a force to be reckoned with in vessel applications Read More »
Chile has been facing severe unrest for more than a month now, with a state of emergency declared in some parts of the country and curfew imposed in many regions. Although the country is slowly returning to normalcy after the National Congress of Chile…
Copper concentrate sails smoothly amid Chilean unrest Read More »
With a couple of weeks still remaining for yet another year of a rollercoaster ride in the dry bulk market, analysts are pondering whether 2020 will be any better. In a recent report, Allied Shipbroking said that “the uncertainty witnessed this year in…
Will 2020 Mark the Return of the Dry Bulk Market to Form? Read More »
“Our fleet modelling shows big changes looming in the coming decades. The exact nature of some of these changes is uncertain. Ship owners need to future-proof their ships for whatever happens, which is why we keep improving our model to help them make …
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With less than a month to go for the impending IMO 2020 global sulphur cap, the club has started witnessing dispute cases relating to the measurement of sulphur content in the fuel. Under MARPOL Annex VI, it is a statutory requirement that a bunker del…
Preparations intensify as IMO 2020 global sulphur cap looms Read More »