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Singapore-based dry cargo and tanker operator Jaldhi Overseas has signed a letter of intent with Sino-Japanese shipyard Jiangsu Yangzi-Mitsui Shipbuilding

Electrification can help ports reduce their emissions. But it will take government support and investment to support the move to electric power

Despite the new charge, Zim continues to operate and accept bookings to and from Israel. Elsewhere, Maersk has put a waivers on range of fees on shipping related to Israel

The EU carbon price has been hovering around €80–€90 per tonne in recent months, meaning total revenues from shipping could reach €11bn–€12bn when 100% of emissions are accounted for in 2026

Suezmaxes and aframaxes are expected to be the main beneficiaries, while exports to Asia using VLCCs could also rise, according to SSY. Part of the sanction relief package is said to be ‘tailor made’ for Chinese importers

Overcapacity and weak demand have led to a toxic environment for container lines. The fight to restore rates will not be pretty

Bulk carriers are becoming the obvious choice for well-heeled shipowners looking to deploy capital, says Braemar analyst Alexandra Alatari

A little less conversation, a little more action please | Limited Venezuela crude output tempers tanker upside | Zim imposes war risk surcharge for Israel calls

Security analysts queried by Lloyd’s List have differing views on the current risk to shipping in the Middle East Gulf amid the reported refreezing of $6bn of Iranian oil money following Iran-backed Hamas’ massacre in Israel

US suspends some Venezuela sanctions | Ukraine hopes to expand temporary corridor as Danube suffers vessel build-up | EC unveils European Ports Alliance as key part of anti-drug trafficking strategy