As ammonia gains traction as an alternative marine fuel, increasing attention is being given to the stringent handling requirements necessary for its safe adoption. Together with industry partners, also contributing with long-term experience in handlin…
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China’s coal imports retreated during the first quarter of the year, which in turn took a toll on the global seaborne coal trade. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “in Jan-Mar 2025, global seaborne coal loadings declined …
Seaborne Coal Exports Fall as China Puts a Lid on Imports Read More »
Potential USTR port fees of c.$1 mil per voyage for non-US built car carriers entering the US targeting c.95% of the global fleet from mid-October – combined with this week’s signals from Washington suggesting a sooner-than-expected reopening of the Re…
Red Lights Flashing for Car Carriers in 2026/27 Read More »
Over half of the global ship orderbook by gross tonnage comprises vessels capable of running on alternative fuels, but less than 10% of the existing global fleet can utilise these greener technologies, demonstrating the challenges in ‘going for green’….
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The challenge of an ageing tonnage across most ship classes, together with an increase in newbuildings, will create a new landscape when it comes to the characteristics of the global shipping fleet. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Xclusiv said …
Ageing Global Fleet a Challenge Throughout the Shipping Industry Read More »