Baltic Exchange: Maritime market highlights 15-19 Nov
Baltic Exchange issued its reports for the last week, 15-19 Nov 2021, to provide information about the tanker and bulk market performance.
Read moreBaltic Exchange issued its reports for the last week, 15-19 Nov 2021, to provide information about the tanker and bulk market performance.
Read moreINTERTANKO supports that shipping should achieve net zero CO2 emissions by 2050.
Read moreThe world's first electric and self-propelled container ship “Yara Birkeland” has departed for its maiden voyage in the Oslo fjord.
Read moreIn its latest review of maritime transport, UNCTAD warns that global consumer prices will rise significantly in the year ahead until shipping supply chain disruptions are unblocked and port constraints and terminal inefficiencies are tackled.
Read moreIn 2020, there was an approximate average of one fire every two weeks onboard ships, while fire/explosion remained the third most common cause of ship total losses (11%) over the past decade.
Read moreMedia reports claim that the European Union will object to the proposed merger of South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries and Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME).
Read moreMaersk launched its Green Finance Framework to fund the construction of its first feeder vessel and the series of 8 large ocean-going containerships.
Read moreCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom and Port Envoy John D. Porcari visited the Port of Long Beach to discuss state and federal measures to address the congestion at the San Pedro Bay Port Complex.
Read moreAgricultural exporters in the US urged authorities to impose greater scrutiny on shipping alliances and the behaviour of shipping lines during the pandemic.
Read moreStolt Tankers reduced its fuel consumption by 6% compared to 2020, which is equivalent to removing 18,000 cars from the roads for a year.
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