IMO negotiations hit roadblock on EEDI Regulators were unable to agree on shipbuilding efficiency rules for LNG, gas carriers and other ships pushing back the schedule
The Interview: Mary Brooks First female winner of the Onassis Prize for Shipping has decades of experience in maritime research, spanning liner regulation in...
Industry welcomes IMO sulphur cap decisions BIMCO, ICS, shipping alliances and Maersk throw support behind the adopted fuel ban and compromise on a contentious experience-building phase...
Rising costs and lower prices are no threat to US-China LNG trade, say analysts A tipping point is possible, but far off
The Lloyd's List Podcast: LNG's bull run, the 2020 game changer and why shipping's corporate governance scorecard is improving Listen to the latest edition of Lloyd's List's weekly podcast - your weekly briefing on the stories shaping shipping in...
Canadian forwarders bullish despite trade policy transformations Canadian forwarders are thriving this year with no dramatic fall-out from the rapidly changing trading landscape in North America, according...
HPH adopts conservative stance after profits slide HPH Trust says it will continue to adhere to strict financial discipline to safeguard its assets
No-deal Brexit would boost UK container trades Ro-ro services would be hardest hit by a no-deal Brexit, but moving cargo to container services would provide some relief
Steamship announces fifth successive rate freeze Return accelerated in the hope of signing up new members, Arthur J Gallagher surmises in P&I newsletter
Wista Germany stakes its claim Wista Germany has increased its membership by 70% thanks to a more refined outreach and a mentorship programme, according to...
OOCL posts stronger transpacific results in third quarter Results come as US imports from China remained robust, despite the ongoing trade war between the two countries and the...
Ulrichs set to depart at Rickmers-Line Sector veterans switch places as Zeaborn pushes ahead with Intermarine joint venture
Major Southeast Asian yards see some hope but are still struggling MMHE, Sembcorp Marine continue to bleed in 2018 however
IMO adopts 2020 sulphur cap fuel carriage ban Vessels without scrubbers are officially banned from carrying non-compliant fuel oils for use beginning in March 2020
2020 sulphur cap enters final stretch The next few months could prove to be the most consequential for the sulphur cap's implementation
Shipping's business model must be transformed, Lloyd's List briefing told There's a greater hurdle for shipping to cross in its quest for efficiency than tardy regulators or complacent senior managers...
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Samudera sees container volumes jump 45% in the third quarter Relatively healthy demand seen for dry bulk cargo, which should help sustain rates
JES shipbuilding business goes bankrupt Move follows announcement in August suggesting it had prospective investors despite not receiving any firm offers yet
Trading giants link up to digitise agri-shipping Archer Daniels Midland, Bunge, Cargill and Louis Dreyfus will focus on technologies to automate grain and oilseed post-trade execution processes
Moore Stephens: shipping costs to increase this year and next Drydocking is likely to see the most significant increases in both years
Judging Scorpio Bulkers' early returns on sister deal There is both good and bad in the numbers over the two weeks suggested by Robert Bugbee for an initial check on $100m investment.
Stopford: Low carbon shipping spells new shipyard boom Slow-steaming ships powered by electricity and fuel cells could bring a newbuilding rush, Martin Stopford tells WISTA conference.
Chevron extends Navios Acquisition tanker charter Navios Maritime Acquisition is set for a lower rate on a medium range tanker that has secured a contract extension with Chevron. For the last year the 50,000-dwt Nave Orbit (built 2009) has been earning $13,500 per day on a charter to the oil major. Iranian switch powers surge in VLCC rates But the tanker is now said to have been fixed for one extra year at $12,700 per day. Navios bought the
Transocean Maritime tied to tanker buy number three Brokers say latest transaction shows a rise in asset values.
Sovcomflot-Cosco talks inch ahead Chinese owner could partner directly or with new Arctic maritime joint-venture.
EMAS Offshore signs $73m term sheet with Udenna Singapore-based OSV operator is hoping to secure a restructuring deal with the parent of Chelsea Logistics.
Brightoil Petroleum set to refinance five VLCCs with Shandong Shipping deal Hong Kong-listed shipowner set to keep commercial control of ships which had been marketed for sale.
Arctic Securities charts ADS Crude dividend potential Analysts forecast over $140m could be paid to investors before company's tankers are scrapped in 2022.
Belships in the black as Lighthouse deal wins shareholder support Oslo-listed owner clear to see through transaction after winning a green light from investors.
Bulk carrier newbuilding deliveries set to reach lowest level in a decade Braemar ACM says new capacity added to dry fleet in 2018 will be a 10-year low, but trend will reverse in 2019.
Kirby Corp clocks up strong third quarter performance Kirby Corp has booked a stronger than forecast third quarter performance against its own and Wall Street expectations. It banked a profit of $41.95m in the three months to the end of September, ahead of the $28.80m seen at the same stage in 2017. Kirby's D&S segment may be in spotlight Cowen analyst leaves for boutique Earnings per share of $0.70 beat the $0.64 per share projected by analysts
Steamship Mutual votes against premium rise Shipowners at the club will not face increased insurance costs next year.
Top Ships makes it a hat trick with Clearlake US-listed shipowner secures potential five-year employment for Vietnamese-built tanker.
Singapore owner targeted for breaking North Korea sanctions US Treasury Department also imposed sanctions on two vessels operated and managed by WT Marine.
JERA recruits Shell exec to lead LNG team Trader dubbed "Queen of LNG" joins one of Asia's biggest energy traders after eight years at UK major.
Grain trading giants partner to digitize agricultural shipping ADM, Bunge, Cargill and Louis Dreyfus look to cut costs of moving cargoes around the world.
Petrobras-led group drills first well in Peroba subsalt area A consortium of Petrobras, BP Energy and CNPC has started drilling its first well in the offshore Brazil Peroba subsalt area, Petrobras said Friday.
Tight Northwest European distillate market rallies ICE gasoil backwardation ICE low sulfur gasoil backwardation continued to surge Friday, settling at $9.25/mt amid continued tight supply for distillates in Northwest Europe.
CORRECTION: ExxonMobil sees 95% of the deep sea fleet using 0.5% fuel in 2020
IMO's MEPC adopts non-compliant fuel carriage ban A key committee of the IMO on Friday adopted a proposal to ban the carriage of non-compliant fuels after marine fuel sulfur limits are cut in 2020.
US' World Fuel Services sees Q3 bunker sales fall but marine segment profit rises Despite declining sales volumes, the company's marine segment generated a gross profit of $43 million in Q3, an increase of 41% year on year.
Singapore ex-wharf 380 CST bunker Nov term deals done at higher levels than Oct According to market sources, October term contracts were concluded at $8-$8.75/mt.
TANKERS: Ardmore signs four MR sale/leasebacks for $19.7 mil cash boost The 2015-built, 37,000 dwt Ardmore Dauntless and Ardmore Defender will be sold to ship owning company Ocean Yield.
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