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Union members still need to ratify preliminary agreement with DP World. Terminals will take several weeks to clear backlogs

European Commission published a list of ETS administering authorities, matching shipping companies with EU countries to ensure carbon tax compliance

The supply chain congestion of the pandemic was seen as inflationary on consumer prices. Red Sea rerouting costs are likely to have a less noticeable reaction

Fourth-quarter revenues rise on back of expanded fleet but profit dips

Flags of Deceit could send shipping hurtling back to the bad old days | Beware the dark fleet, price cap coalition warns in latest advisory | Red Sea diversions likely to have little inflationary impact

Clean product tanker rates on Middle East to UK/Continent route hold far above $100,000 per day, as most vessels loop south via Cape of Good Hope

Concerns around methane emissions from dual-fuel LNG engines played down after recent study highlighted higher than assumed emission levels

IMO member states agreed to adopt a greenhouse gas pricing mechanism as its mid-term economic measure in 2025, as the shipping industry has been requesting a measure to send demand signals to alternative fuel producers

Hirings signal demise of legacy former Ince-related entity in Athens

US-listed company contracts newbuilding in the belief of good prospects for the VLGC market and the potential for transporting ammonia, says chief executive John C Hadjipateras