Capesize bulker rates have fallen considerably in the past three weeks but should pick up next year on the backs of a robust Chinese economy and high iron-ore prices, experts […]
At least 13 countries are offering some sort of state aid to the shipping industry, often with few or no strings attached. Cruise and ferry operators have been the biggest […]
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has projected a banner performance over the next year for domestic corn and soybean exports, and so far, sales have been living up to the […]
China’s government is discussing permits for millions of tonnes of additional corn imports over the next year, three industry sources told Reuters, amid a surge in animal feed demand and […]
CMA CGM has spent the past 24 hours trying to reassure clients that operations are carrying on and the worst effects from its ransomware attack over the past three days […]
Shipowners will soon have a far better idea of their newbuild’s carbon footprint at the design stage thanks to a pioneering project from class society ABS and Korean shipbuilding major, […]
Shipowners must prepare for compliance with IMO 2021 and look beyond it to the demands of an increasingly digitalised, smarter shipping industry, writes Tore Morten Olsen from Marlink. The shipping […]
Maritime shipping needs an additional $6trn in investment over the next 50 years to meet decarbonisation goals, the International Energy Agency says in its report Energy Technology Perspectives 2020. The […]
BP and the International Energy Agency have envisaged biofuel, hydrogen and ammonia will play important roles in the shipping industry’s decarbonisation efforts in the decades to come. In their long-term […]
It has been a tumultuous six months since Lloyd’s List published its outlook for 2020, with not just shipping but every aspect of life affected by the pandemic. The world […]
