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While shipping has limited experience using hydrogen as a fuel and some of the key technologies (such as engines) remain under development, there is sufficient land-based experience with its production and use, EMSA notes in a new report.

On its latest weekly report, GMS finds that, markets remain precariously poised as Diwali holidays are finally upon the sub-continent markets and the industry heads into the final months of the 2023.

DNV has published its Pathway to Net Zero Emissions report as a companion to the Energy Transition Outlook, as the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 28) approaches.

The International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) has released its 2023 analysis of the global marine insurance market, which finds that in 2022 there an 8.3% uplift compared to 2021, regarding global marine insurance premiums. 

According to ABS, carbon capture, utilization, storage and transportation (CCUST) is one of the top priorities of the sustainability agenda while onboard carbon capture systems gain ground in the shipping industry and are supported by regulations.

Th International Maritime Organization (IMO) has published its Monthly Piracy Report for the month of September.

The Swedish Club has reviewed around 200 bulk carrier claims and carried out analysis on the statistics in relation to grains and soya beans.

In its 3rd quarter piracy report, ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre (ISC), provides an insight into the incidents reported in Asia during January-September 2023 compared to the trend of past incidents during the 16-year period of 2007-2022.

ABS highlights the key topics championed by the IMO to improve the safety, efficiency and technological leadership of the maritime industry.

On its latest weekly report, GMS finds that, as they progressively approach Diwali holidays - inflation, fundamentals, currencies (except in India), vessel pricing, and overall weakening sentiments certainly seem to have beset across all of the sub-continent ship-recycling destinations (even Turkey to an extent).