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Danish company aims to prioritise dry bulk tonnage this year amid higher asset prices in the tanker market

Companies are scrambling to set up trading accounts, while a niche industry springs up to help them manage an unfamiliar market. Data is king, industry readiness is patchy and challenges abound

Singapore-based shipowner now has 10 ammonia dual-fuel bulkers on order at Beihai Shipbuilding

The EU has launched a call for proposals from the transport sector, as the bloc aims to support alternative fuel projects that will help countries reach net zero targets

Throughput was down in 2023 as weak economic conditions and geopolitical tensions affected trade. For terminal operator HHLA, there was a hit to revenues as well

Alternative fuel shift is expected to anchor growth for Yangzijiang after a banner year

Oslo-listed MPC Containerships is optimistic about the medium-term outlook for boxships, especially for intra-regional trades. The company has $1bn contracted revenue backlog with 78% of days covered in 2024.

The heavily damaged, listing and leaking bulker Rubymar will be towed to either Aden or Jeddah, regardless of Houthi threats to block operations. “If we don’t tow it now it will sink,” says ship’s chartering broker

Leadership change comes as China-made cranes are being targeted by the US citing cyber security risks 

MISC expects softer market conditions for the LNG sector in the near term due to firm fleet growth, while the group will continue to identify growth opportunities for tankers particularly for dual-fuel assets