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Before moving to the Bank of China, Liu Liange worked at Cexim for 11 years and oversaw the ship finance boom at the policy bank

Exmar already carries ammonia as cargo and says its two dual-fuel ammonia newbuildings will be ideal candidates to run on ammonia commercially. Emissions regulations from the EU and IMO will make their commercial case better over time, the company argues

Biofuel bunkering demand has risen thanks to shipping companies aiming to ratchet up their CII ratings. The outlook for demand is getting higher with upcoming EU regulations including the EU ETS tax and FuelEU Maritime

Shipping is at a pivotal point as companies decide whether they will continue to return profits to shareholders or invest in growth

Unusually low diesel inventories in Europe have developed ever since the imposition of sanctions against Russia. This could mean higher product tanker rates as the continent restocks from further afield ahead of winter

The number of transpacific sailings remains below normal for the time of year. Boxships speeds are also continuing to slide

Tankers and bulk carriers to report softer third-quarter earnings | Tanker market poised for further gains after strong rally | Russia sends vessels carrying Ukrainian crew to back of queue for berthing and loading

‘We think it’s going to be a headache and we think we need to invent the aspirins,’ says West of England’s Hodgkinson

Orders of the 210,000 dwt newcastlemax series for George Economou-led TMS Bulkers in China have now reached eight vessels

Capacity reductions for October are being reversed. Load factors remain under pressure on weak demand