17 Jun Daily Briefing 18 June 2025
Oil and shipping markets nervously eye potential disruption scenarios | Marine war risk rates stable despite Israel-Iran fighting | Tankers...
Oil and shipping markets nervously eye potential disruption scenarios | Marine war risk rates stable despite Israel-Iran fighting | Tankers...
In the past decade, carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies have significantly matured, leading to the rise of a carbon value chain. This has opened up shipping to new opportunities in CO2 transport and storage as well as offering a decarbonization pathway for the sector. With...
Shipping in wait-and-see mode as Iran and Israel conflict continues | Seafarers detained as ‘leverage’ against shipowners and insurers, claims...
STS crane collapses are a rare occurrence at global ports, and are almost exclusively caused when a crane gets struck by a merchant ship. But the port of Tuas, Singapore experienced an unwelcome and far less common casualty: a collapse during delivery. On Sunday afternoon at...
Combined Maritime Forces on war footing as Iran promises revenge | Everything you need to know about the Strait of...
[By: Everllence] Everllence has signed a three-year sponsorship agreement with social enterprise, Plastic Fischer. As part of the partnership, rivers near Everllence locations in India will be cleared of plastic waste. This support will enable Plastic Fischer to collect and recycle between 450 and 500 tons of...
Tariffs are already having a highly negative effect on business at the Port of Los Angeles. May was extremely weak...
[By Thomas York] The UK government’s strategy for tackling climate change received a major blow in May when Danish developer Ørsted announced that adverse economic developments had halted its 2.4 gigawatt (GW) Hornsea 4 wind farm in the North Sea. The government aims to generate at least...
Asia-Europe spot rates hit four-month highs amid a prolonged period of congestion that is keeping prices elevated. Forecasts for rates...
Hapag-Lloyd is reporting it has taken the delivery of the new Wilhelmshaven Express (229,350 dwt) container vessel the twelfth in its new ultra large Hamburg Express class and its first dual-fuel LNG class of vessels. Ordering the ships in 2020 and 2021, Hapag became one...