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China floats idea of mega port to rival Singapore | Geopolitics and dark shipping to dominate IMO assembly | Danish tech firm Danelec buys cash-strapped AI innovator Nautilus Labs

Danish Ship Finance suggests a voyage performance index would prepare shipping for a more expensive future, as it would reward vessel operators that attain better performance while ensuring cargo owners pay for it

Electrifying container handling equipment is an easy win for decarbonising terminals. But it requires upgrades to supply networks that can best be helped by ports showing aggregate demand

Product tanker brace will joint Aegean’s ‘Green Fleet’ comprising nine tankers and six bulkers on the water

Assembly to debate a resolution to address the dangerous and illegal shipping practices of a dark fleet of sanctions-circumventing tankers and decide whether to expel Russia from of the IMO Council

China’s industrial transformation and the urbanisation and industrialisation of emerging economies will drive demand for global commodities in 2024, while limited newbuildings will combine to provide a platform for rate rises

The Euronav management team are out and the Saverys family are in as CMB’s executive team effectively take over control of Euronav and set about transforming the tanker giant into a diversified, decarbonised innovator

The vessel is a regular trader along the Danube calling at Ukraine’s smaller river ports

Asian shipping stakeholders use platform of Hong Kong Maritime Week to air last minute ETS gripes, with concerns ranging from unsolved charterparty liability allocation to possible equitable competition

The container shipping sector is far ahead of other segments in making the transition towards lower-carbon fuels. Methanol has taken over as the most popular alternative to marine fuel oil