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Development will add weight claims from brokers that ‘rate restoration’ process has overshot

Cost of insuring bulkers up 40% in four years, says Baltic Investor Indices | Box terminal giants join up to push electrification agenda | One third of China’s seaborne car exports are being carried in containers, says Höegh Autoliners

The maritime route continues to function under difficult military circumstances. Security analysts indicate the threat of sea mines to commercial shipping has not changed

Third-quarter is profitable despite revenue dip due to lower charter rates, tanker dry dockings, the sale of one tanker and ‘seasonal factors’

Spot rates for suezmax and aframax crude tankers, as well as long range two product tankers, have surged in recent weeks, reflecting a tight supply and demand balance and an elevated risk premium because of two wars, according to Jefferies

The International Council on Clean Transportation publishes new working paper stating EU requires at least 1 GW of new shore power installations to meet targets

Faversham Ships not ready to release details of crew members now feared dead

Crowley says it is planning to launch to first-ever LNG bunkering service in the Panama Canal’s Pacific side. Earlier this month, Seaspan said it signed an MOU with energy company AES to collaborate on providing LNG bunkering services in the canal

The relentless drive for capacity at a time of falling demand is having a predictable effect on freight rates. The consequences will eat into carriers’ cash reserves

Fewer than 1% of PEMEs fraudulent, argues Nigel Griffiths of Marine Advisory Medical Service