17 Apr Key worker status will protect seafarers in the next pandemic
While it may look ceremonial on paper, the key worker designation seafarers were afforded in Geneva will have real consequences...
While it may look ceremonial on paper, the key worker designation seafarers were afforded in Geneva will have real consequences...
A day after Iran’s Foreign Ministry confirmed that indirect talks are underway with the United States, the Treasury Department moved to further increase the pressure targeting a Chinese customer of Iran’s oil and more tankers involved in the trade. It was the second time the...
The Swedish Accident Investigation Authority said bad weather meant it was unable to complete some aspects of its investigation into...
The Swedish Maritime Accident Investigation Board released the details of its observations aboard a Chinese bulker accused of damaging undersea cables saying it cannot determine sabotage. The agency participated in the ongoing efforts to investigate the Yi Peng 3 (75,121 dwt bulker registered in China)...
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What is next in the US trade conflict with the rest of the world? At 25%, US tariffs on most auto imports will see US car prices rising unless those tariffs, too, are paused. Otherwise, with the suspension of “reciprocal” tariff increases on other countries,...
When delivered, the bulker will deliver iron ore from Pilbara, Australia to Chinese ports as Fortescue looks to eliminate scope...
bound4blue is announcing the completion of the installation of the world’s largest suction sails, with four 26-meter high eSAILs® fitted to the MV Atlantic Orchard. Chartered by Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) and owned by Wisby Tankers AB, Sweden (Wisby Tankers), the specialized juice carrier had...
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With the European wind sector facing competitiveness and security challenges, wind developers in the region have issued European governments a new call to action to protect the lifeline of the industry. With EU targeting wind to contribute 35% of its electricity by 2035, countries across the...