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Product tanker giant eyes broader investor base with New York Stock Exchange listing

Hualien port has suspended cargo handling operations and restricted the entry of vehicles and vessels

Following a counter-seasonally strong Q1, capesize rates and futures are in retreat. Nevertheless, shares of listed dry bulk owners are holding on to much of their 2024 gains, at least so far

Latest order has brought the number of Crown 63 Plus series vessels up to 65

Türkiye has become one of the top three importers of Russian oil along with China and India since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, as Turkish buyers ramped up imports of discounted oil to meet local demand

German officials have held a ship at Rostock to investigate its cargo of Russian timber. Operator CIS Navigation said it is ‘deeply committed’ to complying with US, UK and EU sanctions

Capesize correction gathers steam as spot rates and FFAs fall | Baltimore bridge collapse vessel owners could still claim general average | Shipping’s choke points at risk from cyber attacks

Nuclear power offers a path to decarbonisation but comes with obvious risks. A new organisation is being launched to develop safety standards

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