The Interview: Albert Hoek The ship agency sector of the maritime industry remains highly fragmented, but the Multiport network enables smaller companies to offer...
Windship turns to sail for carbon reductions New sail-powered concept design could lead to a carbon-neutral ship with reduced fuel costs and lower greenhouse gas emissions
Crew care can curb costs Good holistic management of crew welfare and travel is vital
The Lloyd's List Podcast: Trade outlook and shipping's decaf dilemma Listen to the latest edition of Lloyd's List's weekly podcast - your weekly briefing on the stories shaping shipping in...
Asia-US west coast spot rates at five-year high Spot rates on the Asia-US west coast trade surge to $2,503 per feu as rates to the US east coast...
Charles Taylor will combine Strike Club and Standard Club Strike Club will continue as a member-controlled dedicated mutual delay insurer, operating as class of Standard Club and supervised by...
Why is ship agency stuck in a time warp? The ship agency sector remains highly fragmented, with the top three only accounting for around 10% of the market, and...
Tariff-led rush orders may lead to cargo deficiencies Drewry warns cargo owners about possible slot uncertainties next year, as it expected the tariff disruption to make carriers cancel...
ONE and Hapag-Lloyd agree feeder tie-up ONE and Hapag-Lloyd have begun to pool feeder resources in Asia and will follow this with its combined European services...
Hellaschart expands into sale and purchase Greece-based brokerage has added seven new brokers to its team in the last two years and has moved into larger...
US plans new class of training vessels The new vessels will replace an 'ageing' training ship fleet, boost teaching for future sailors and stimulate the shipbuilding and repair...
Post-Brexit port chaos fears lead to UK motorway closure 'I do not expect any of the contingencies that we have in place for a no-deal Brexit to be needed...
Canada imposes 25% tariffs on steel imports The tariffs will be in place for 200 days while the Canadian International Trade Tribunal determines whether final safeguards are...
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Yangzijiang and Mitsui E&S sign agreement to build LNG vessels The partnership will enhance Yangzijiang's competitiveness and preserve the dominant position for Chinese shipbuilders in the ongoing consolidation of the...
Pacific Basin remains upbeat despite trade tensions Commodity trading patterns tend to shift rather than cease as a result of trade tariffs, the dry bulk operator said
US officially announces RFP for training vessel US Maritime Administration 'likely' to choose Jones Act owner to manage newbuild contract for first of five ships.
Szczecin Shipyard back in black Polish yard paying out dividends after returning to profit following sale of Mars fund.
Sevan Marine becomes Magnora after LNG deal Company to keep Oslo listing after selling its gas businesses to Sembcorp Marine.
Nautilus: crews worried about criminalisation Seafarers tell union that threat of prosecutions could drive them from industry.
EU stretches Danish tonnage tax to cover OSVs Rig and windfarm service ships to be included in extended arrangement.
ONE and Hapag-Lloyd team up for feeder operations Japanese and German lines collaborating on intra-Asian and European trades.
Solstad adds 30 months to PSV charters Fairfield keeping Norwegian vessels for UK North Sea work.
H-Line orders $124m LNG capesize duo Korean owner finalises deal at Hyundai Samho for eco-bulker pair.
Christen Sveaas lines up $24m bond tap Kistefos could bring value of 2021 issue to NOK 1bn.
Ro-pax extracted from hull of CSL boxship French authorities separate vessels as fuel clean-up continues off Corsica.
Peter Harren to remain on CFS board German owner's boss says sale to Spanish partner puts feeder line in strong position for future.
Vadim Novinsky eyes Uljanik and 3 Maj yards Ukrainian tycoon inspects yards in struggling Croatian shipbuilding group.
US and India to resume talks over Iranian crude imports US special representative for Iran visiting New Delhi in bid to cut supplies from Iran.
US-Asia arbitrage opportunity possible for some naphtha grades Surplus materials that weighed down the Asian naphtha complex might be taking a toll for participants to move parcels across regions, but arbitrage opportunities for some US suppliers to ship barrels into the Far East appear viable.
Fuel oil demand for generation weakens in Aug, but Saudi boost expected Power generation demand has fallen in the key fuel oil markets of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in the year since last August, according to data from the International Energy Agency's monthly oil market report Friday, though fuel oil traders continue to eye the generation sector as a potential outlet after the implementation of the International Maritime Organization's 0.5% global marine sulfur cap in 2020.
Bunker operations at Novorossiisk halted by bad weather: sources Bunkering operations at the Russian Black Sea port of Novorossiisk have been suspended due to bad weather, sources said Friday.
First Suezmax for WAF in Oct to load fuel oil in Rotterdam New Vision, a Suezmax, was heard on subjects Friday to load approximately 130,000 mt of fuel oil from the Dutch hub of Rotterdam for discharge in Lome, and will likely feed into the West African bunker market, adding to liquidity there against the backdrop of a decline in deliveries.
External: Praxis Energy Agents DMCC
Australia turns to oil stock ticketing system to meet IEA's SPR requirement During an IEA declared global oil emergency, a ticket would give Australia the option to buy the reserved oil outright or release the oil to market by canceling the ticket.
S.Korea's Kogas tapping LNG markets for new term contracts "We are now tapping the market for new term contracts," Kogas' senior executive vice president Lim Jong-Kook said.
Bunker supplier Bomin set to exit Singapore market by end November Bomin was the 15th largest bunker fuel supplier by volume in 2017.
Cheniere CEO defends importance of LNG contracts and China market Fusco said US developers such as Cheniere must have long-term offtake agreements to satisfy bankers, investors
TANKERS: First Platts-linked VLCC FFA on USGC-China route traded The deal was cleared on Intercontinental Exchange Thursday.
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