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RightShip launches updated GHG 2.0 Rating with the revamped methodology to drive maritime decarbonization.
RightShip, the leading provider of maritime data and transparency, announces the launch of its enhanced GHG 2.0 Rating – the...
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Baltic index hits over 3-month high on firm rates for larger vessels
The Baltic Exchange’s main dry bulk sea freight index. BADI hit its highest point in more than three months on...
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Baltic index extends gain as Panamax rates hit a four-month peak.
The Baltic Exchange’s main dry bulk sea freight index extended gains to a fifth straight session on Tuesday on firm...
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Methanol’s status as the top future marine fuel is in doubt due to cost, availability
Methanol might not become the most prevalent type of marine fuel despite its recent popularity, with limited availability and high...
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Asia Fuel Oil-Spot premiums steady; market eyes October tenders
Spot premiums for fuel oil were little changed in Asia on Tuesday, with the market eyeing tenders for October-loading products....
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New intelligence shows Russia’s targeting of a cargo ship.
Intelligence shows that the Russian military targeted a cargo ship in the Black Sea with multiple missiles on 24 August....
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MOL Chemical Tankers to Acquire Fairfield Chemical Carriers
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. yesterday announced that its fully-owned group company MOL Chemical Tankers Pte. Ltd. (MOLCT; CEO: Akira Sasa;...
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South Korea’s Top 3 Shipbuilders Resolve Strike Risk
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, Hanwha Ocean (formerly Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering), and Samsung Heavy Industries, the top three in...
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Airseas announces major investment in R&D centre to accelerate the development of wind technology for shipping
Airseas, a pioneer in wind propulsion technology for the maritime sector, has announced a major investment in a new research...
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Brazil, Paraguay clash with Argentina over grains waterway tolls
Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Uruguay have urged Argentina to stop applying tolls for ships and barges carrying grains and other...
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China’s Unipec issues buy-tender for up to 25 LNG cargoes from Oct 2023-Dec 2024
Unipec, a trading arm of Chinese national oil company Sinopec, has issued a tender to buy up to 25 LNG...
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Shipping must improve forecasting and not allow ‘uncertainty to delay action
The maritime industry must improve its forecasting to prepare for a range of possible futures, according to its leading classification...
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Marine Biofuel supplied to the Capesize Bulker at Hong Kong
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. (“K” LINE) is pleased to announce that marine biofuel was supplied by Peninsula, the leading global...
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Greece, China boost cooperation on shipping finance
Cooperation between Greece and China on shipping finance is set to receive a boost, after a conference held at the...
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Global container freight still stalled
Global industrial production and containerised freight flows remained in the doldrums at the start of the third quarter, confounding predictions...
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Shipping could face shortage of carbon-neutral fuel by 2030, DNV says
An expected shortfall in the availability of carbon-neutral fuel means the shipping industry should widen its scope to include onboard...
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US, India, Saudi, EU unveil rail, ports deal on G20 sidelines
Global leaders announced a multinational rail and ports deal linking the Middle East and South Asia on Saturday on the...
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LNG suppliers pin hopes on China for long-term demand
Suppliers of liquefied natural gas (LNG) are betting on China to drive demand for the super-chilled fuel over the longer...
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Top global ports may be unusable by 2050 without more climate action – report
Some of the world’s largest ports may be unusable by 2050 as rising sea levels hit operations, and efforts to...
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Russian Urals STS shipments slump 85% from their Q1 peak: Vortexa
Ship-to-ship transfers of Russia’s Urals crude oil grade in August were about 85% lower than their peak in the first...
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