The Asia-Oceania container trade continues to deal with challenges from the COVID-19 coronavirus, although blanked sailings on the trade are starting to dwindle back down. It appears China has reached its peak with new COVID-19 cases, while cases in Au…
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Dirty tanker spot freight rates were buffeted by unexpected developments in February, undermining the optimistic outlook that began the year, OPEC said in its latest monthly report. Disruptions caused by measures to stem the accelerating outbreak of th…
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With no end in sight to the Covid-19-related disruption to world trade, the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has published a sobering preliminary economic downside scenario. It expects a $2 trillion shortfall in global income with a $220…
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• The maritime shipping industry must make some big changes if it is to meet its target of a 50% reduction in emissions by 2050. • Zero-emission ships are one avenue – but they require huge investment. • By increasing efficiency in the sector wit…
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Cyprus has undertaken a major endeavor to establish and develop a maritime cluster of companies and services, enabling Blue Growth to be part of a cohesive and flourishing set of initiatives and programmes. In an exclusive interview with Hellenic Shipp…
Blue Growth is Real in Cyprus Read More »