Shipping is at a critical juncture as it grapples with the complexities of the newest regional emissions legislation from the EU – FuelEU Maritime – all the while keeping a weather eye on discussions of impending global regulations from the Internation…
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The advent of the decarbonisation era is far from fiction and a variety of regulations, as well as economic considerations, call for the use of non-conventional fuel sources with less CO2 emissions. In this context, the use of Liquified Natural Gas (LN…
LNG: Clauses for TCP and bunker terms Read More »
The shipping market stands to benefit from falling oil prices, as fuel oil costs will diminish as well, while the dry bulk segment in particular could enjoy further tailwinds. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Xclusiv said that “Asia’s seaborne i…
In recent months, the global oil market has experienced notable shifts, particularly in the dynamics of dirty tanker flows from the Arabian Gulf (AG) to both Europe and the Far East/India. These changes are intricately linked to fluctuations in crude o…
Tanker Market Monitor: Dirty Oil Flows from AG Read More »
“We estimate that coal shipments to China will show a 15% fall y/y during the first quarter of 2025, reaching a three-year-low. Seaborne cargoes have slowed due to weaker domestic demand and higher competition from domestic supplies and overland import…
BIMCO: Chinese coal imports expected to fall 15% to three-year-low Read More »