Shipowners and operators need to maintain close checks on fuel quality following a series of off-specification alerts at major bunkering ports, advises German testing specialist CM Technologies (CMT), warning that contaminated or unstable fuels can res…
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The diesel trade seems to be somewhat reopening, with Russian volumes starting to make their way across the Atlantic, but complications remain, with availability more than limited. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “the Trump adm…
Tankers: More Complications Ahead for Diesel Cargoes? Read More »
Capesize The Capesize market recovered steadily through the week, with improving sentiment across both basins lifting the BCI 182 5TC from $30,518 on Monday to $34,380 by Friday. The Pacific led the initial recovery, supported by renewed operator deman…
Dry Bulk Market: Capesize Market Recovering Steadily Read More »
Balancing transition risk and cost is central to developing robust fuel and technology strategies for the journey towards 2050. This year’s Maritime Forecast to 2050 outlines DNV’s framework for evaluating these trade-offs across both short- and long-t…
Testing fleet strategies against an uncertain energy transition Read More »
The Malta-flagged medium-sized tanker Agioi Fanendes is heading to New York carrying Russian diesel, according to S&P Global Energy Commodities at Sea data, with the Kremlin expecting deliveries to continue “on a regular basis.” The Kre…
Russian diesel tanker heads to New York as Kremlin claims regular shipments Read More »