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China’s domestic coal demand disrupts prices

1 week ago

China’s domestic coal demand disrupts prices

Exorbitant coal prices from past power shortages not expected to ease without enforcement measures C…

Operations in China’s shipyards significantly slower

2 weeks ago

Operations in China’s shipyards significantly slower

The lockdowns have devastated shipyards, and increased activity were observed outside of the country…

Can Russia be totally removed from the trade equation?

2 weeks ago

Can Russia be totally removed from the trade equation?

The European Commission’s (EC) faced objections for its latest proposed sanctions, albeit with valid…

The overlooked trade considerations

2 weeks ago

The overlooked trade considerations

While one country is obsessed with conflict, others are worried about economic problems The latest s…

Will India’s heatwave jump-start the Rupee-rouble system?

2 weeks ago

Will India’s heatwave jump-start the Rupee-rouble system?

Battling heatwave and in desperate need for power, the Rupee-rouble payment may go live The country …

Korea’s LNG ambition may run into setbacks

2 weeks ago

Korea’s LNG ambition may run into setbacks

While the republic scored well in acquiring newbuilding orders, it has a manpower crunch to deal wit…

European Union doubles down on Russian sanctions

2 weeks ago

European Union doubles down on Russian sanctions

The EU declared a full ban on Russian oil and refined products to be in force by end of 2022 It was …

Let there be light!

3 weeks ago

Let there be light!

Despite being an old invention, lighthouses are still essential in ensuring maritime safety The brig…

China’s shipbuilding poised for another tight competition

3 weeks ago

China’s shipbuilding poised for another tight competition

Shipbuilding competition between China and Korea will only get more intense Competition among both C…

The flip side of congestions

3 weeks ago

Maritime World

China’s domestic coal demand disrupts prices

1 week ago 0

Exorbitant coal prices from past power shortages not expected to ease without enforcement measures China’s coal imports reportedly surged 43 per cent in April, catalysed by panic buying over concerns of supply disruption in the wake of Russia-Ukraine conflict. As a result, traders turn to cheap domestic supply. High demand turns detrimental China shipped in 23.55 million tonnes of coal …
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Operations in China’s shipyards significantly slower

2 weeks ago 0
Can Russia be totally removed from the trade equation?

2 weeks ago 0
The overlooked trade considerations

2 weeks ago 0
Will India’s heatwave jump-start the Rupee-rouble system?

2 weeks ago 0

Chartering

China’s domestic coal demand disrupts prices

1 week ago 0

Exorbitant coal prices from past power shortages not expected to ease without enforcement measures China’s coal imports reportedly surged 43 per cent in April, catalysed by panic buying over concerns of supply disruption in the wake of Russia-Ukraine conflict. As a result, traders turn to cheap domestic supply. High demand turns detrimental China shipped in 23.55 million tonnes of coal …
Read More »
The overlooked trade considerations

2 weeks ago 0
Will India’s heatwave jump-start the Rupee-rouble system?

2 weeks ago 0

Port Agency

Birds at the port

April 1, 2022 0

Image credit: wordpressua.uark.edu They are our cranes at the port used for loading and unloading vessels A crane is a device operated manually or with motors for the vertical and horizontal movement of heavy loads. Its name goes all the way back to ancient Greece, named after a bird. Perfected by technology It was during construction when its boomed shape …
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Anticipate more bottlenecks between China and Europe

March 24, 2022 0
It is now the conflict affecting supply chains

March 8, 2022 0

Bunkering

Can Russia be totally removed from the trade equation?

2 weeks ago 0

The European Commission’s (EC) faced objections for its latest proposed sanctions, albeit with valid reasons EC’s latest set of sanctions about writing off Russian oil and refined products has heightened anxiety. Hungary and Slovakia were granted a year’s extension to make the weaning less painful, the Politico reported. However, is such even realistic or possible? Depth of reliance A paper …
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Congestions in Shanghai to ripple to other ports

3 weeks ago 0
Singapore’s Coastal Sustainability Alliance will begin with electric boats’ charging

March 15, 2022 0
Germany to build its own LNG Terminal

March 9, 2022 0
China to have the world’s largest LNG storage tank

March 3, 2022 0

Singapore: Marine fuel sales continue downturn trend, down 12.1% on year in April

17 hours ago 0

Image Credits: Manifold Times Repost: Marine fuels sales at Singapore port fell 12.1% on year during April 2022, according to Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) data. In total, 3.74 million metric tonnes (mt) (exact 3,742,300 mt) of various bunker grades were sold at the world’s largest bunkering port …

Alt Fuels Still an Unknown, Says Insurer

17 hours ago 0

Image Credits: Ship & Bunker Repost: Shipping’s energy transition will increase risk in the sector, a global insurance provider has said. In its annual review of risk trends in shipping, insurance firm Allianz has said that shipping’s path to decarbonisation will change the nature of risk in the sector. The …

HSFO Contamination Discovery May Have Been Too Late for Quality Claims: Gard

17 hours ago 0

Image Credits: Ship & Bunker Repost: Short contractual time limits for quality claims may have left too little time for purchasers of the contaminated fuel seen recently in Singapore to file these claims against sellers, according to insurance association Gard. By the MPA’s estimation some 80 vessels have seen damage …

Exorbitant coal prices from past power shortages not expected to ease without enforcement measures C…

The lockdowns have devastated shipyards, and increased activity were observed outside of the country…

The European Commission’s (EC) faced objections for its latest proposed sanctions, albeit with valid…

While one country is obsessed with conflict, others are worried about economic problems The latest s…

Battling heatwave and in desperate need for power, the Rupee-rouble payment may go live The country …

While the republic scored well in acquiring newbuilding orders, it has a manpower crunch to deal wit…

The EU declared a full ban on Russian oil and refined products to be in force by end of 2022 It was …

Despite being an old invention, lighthouses are still essential in ensuring maritime safety The brig…

Shipbuilding competition between China and Korea will only get more intense Competition among both C…

Did China’s lockdown offer some glimmer of hope for cargo owners held hostage by premiums? Cargo own…

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