Shipping always was fertile ground for smart number crunchers and data model builders. But the introduction of the IMO’s CII and EEXI lifts the game to a whole new level. […]
Older, less efficient ships are most at risk when the Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI) enters into force. That could lead to a windfall for ship recyclers, which have […]
Bulkers are braced for a slowdown from next year, literally. Much of the trading fleet will need to sail at reduced speeds to maintain compliance with shipping’s incoming emission regulations. […]
Sourcing coal from further afield is pushing up the tonne-mile picture for dry bulk. While global coal trade volumes have remained stable this year, ton-days have increased by 6.6% in […]
Florida-based investment bank Noble Capital Markets is reining in lofty third-quarter earnings expectations for the dry bulk owners under its coverage while maintaining a bullish long-term outlook on the sector. […]
Waiting times for vessels in Ukrainian grain trades have increased considerably in Istanbul, the hub for mandatory inspections under an ongoing UN safe passage scheme. More than 120 incoming and […]
Singapore’s DBS Bank has set decarbonization targets for seven carbon-intensive sectors it finances including shipping and the oil and gas sector. Southeast Asia’s largest lender said the move was in […]
Shareholders should hold out for bid closer to $31 price target from Taylor Maritime Investments or others, analyst counsels. That essentially is the advice of a US investment bank for […]
Vessels are spending more time at berths in China’s Ningbo port as draconian Covid-control measures disrupt trucking and storage services. The number of containerships with a berthing time of two […]
Will a regulation that essentially has no enforcement mechanism have the carbon-cutting impact the way it was intended? In the case of the IMO’s Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII), one of […]
