“Between January and November 2024, Russian seaborne dry bulk exports have decreased 5% y/y, driven by a 10% y/y decrease in coal shipments. The price competitiveness of Russian coal has deteriorated, compared to Mongolian, Indonesian and Australian ca…
New wheat export tariffs could intensify 5% Russian export loss Read More »
OceanScore has identified persisting EU ETS pain points for shipping such as system readiness, data anomalies, transparency and contractual responsibility after assessing lessons learned from the first year of the regulation, with the clock ticking tow…
OceanScore reviews the first year of EU ETS: what have we learned and what lies ahead? Read More »
There was a number of second hand deals in the S&P market last week, particularly in the dry bulk market. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Xclusiv said that it was “another active week on the dry S&P market, with significant activity obs…
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Growth in the world merchant ship fleet has been remarkably steady in the past few years. But the expansion pace is picking up and looks set to accelerate modestly in 2025. Among different vessel types fleet growth is varying much more widely, and this…
Diverging growth in the cargo ship fleet Read More »
“The paper Guidance on Stability of Lifts plugs a gap among the many guidance documents available for operations in the maritime sphere,” says Karsten Behrens, Managing Director of SAL Engineering GmbH. “It enables readers to assess the stability of pa…
New guidance on achieving stable lifting operations Read More »