Dry bulk shipments are shifting trade routes, with various crop conditions around the world, making an impact. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “in examining global bulk shipments, what stands out is the weakening of corn ex…
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European shipping and ships calling at EU ports became subject to the EU ETS in January 2024. Whilst much about the administration and operation of the scheme has become clearer in recent months, some elements of the EU ETS and its application to chart…
EU Emissions Trading System – What have we learned after nine months of operation? Read More »
The maritime industry is moving too slowly to come into compliance with rigorous new European sustainability regulations, which carry the threat of significant fines and even jail, leading environmental consultancy Tunley warned today. The European Uni…
Exacting new sustainability rules: maritime industry’s time running out Read More »
An increase in returns has lured more ship owners into investing in the tanker sector, through newbuilding contracting. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “investment in new tankers today is not a simple decision, considering moun…
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The ordering of more than 50 very large ammonia carriers (VLACs) over the past 12 months has caught the attention of the maritime industry. Whilst these orders suggest a market surge in the direction of ammonia, a deeper analysis shows that most will b…
Investing in future ammonia markets Read More »