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Bunker sales in Singapore rose over July-September on the back of higher HSFO sales, despite rising prices

Sovcomflot tankers go dark in Black Sea citing maritime security fears | Clash of Basel and Hong Kong conventions could leave owners making inadvertent breach of recycling rules | Commercial shipping used for North Korea-Russia munitions shipments

Time charter equivalent rates for capesizes have reached their highest levels in nearly 18 months, Jefferies says, beating expectations as the market heads into the fourth quarter peak season

Russia-controlled shipowner says August attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea behind the move, which is compliant with international Solas conventions

Companies participating in the GMF’s All Aboard Alliance will pilot a set of measures to ‘make life at sea more inclusive and attractive to all seafarers’ as they seek to promote seafaring careers

Renewable energy firm Orsted will receive government subsidies in the US for its green methanol project that has Maersk as the sole off-taker

Oil tanker owners’ sentiment has turn bullish across all segments with higher rates and more cargo sources available in the markets

Ukrainian government is looking to expand a temporary corridor in the Black Sea that opened to international shipping last month 

High freight rates for container cargoes were accused of driving up inflation during the pandemic. While profits did surge, the impact was less than claimed, argues Sea-Intelligence

Probably simpler to sign off Ukrainian seafarers prior to Russia calls, owners advised