Page 33 - Intelligence Limited News Today

The departure of Hapag-Lloyd from The Alliance will see a slightly diminished transpacific product. But ONE is adding services on its own account

A $100 per tonne carbon levy would see the biggest emissions cuts, but also impose the biggest cost by 2030, according to a leaked IMO report that modelled different policy combinations

When will larger shipowners raise money again on Wall Street | Transpacific contract negotiations going down to the wire | QatarEnergy’s historic fleet expansion reaches 104 vessels with latest charter deals for 19 LNG carriers

Dali owners deny liability for Baltimore bridge collapse | Exclusive: IMO $100 green levy can achieve highest emission reductions in 2030 | Bab el Mandeb transits falling at slower rate

‘The casualty was not due to any fault, neglect, or want of care on the part of petitioners, the vessel, or any persons or entities for whose acts petitioners may be responsible,’ insist lawyers for Grace Ocean and Synergy Marine

UK court finds for claimant in case of Moundreas-controlled capesize among a spate of international vessels abruptly detained by Indonesia in 2019

Vessel transits through the Bab el Mandeb are still falling amid the persistent Houthi threat. Meanwhile, the Houthis reportedly fired at a vessel in the Red Sea on April 1, the first reported attack against commercial ships in over a week

The latest contracts mark the conclusion of the conventional-size vessels’ part in the fleet expansion programme

The four LPG carriers and two product carriers will be delivered in 2027

Diversified owner Pioneer Logistics has added six 63,500 dwt bulkers to its orderbook. It also has seven methanol-ready tankers on order at Fujian Southeast Shipyard