Asso.subsea’s cable laying vessel has arrived in New York for its subsea HVDC cable assignment at the Big Apple’s $6 billion clean energy transmission project to link the Canadian border and the City that Never Sleeps. The post Cable-laying vessel comes to play its part in empowering New York’s $6 billion renewable power HVDC link …
En total recalaron 12 buques de este tipo en el Puerto del Callao en este periodo
Esto, pese a que la instalación, que es administrada por YPFB, ya fue habilitada por parte de la autoridad marítima de Chile
En cambio, su más cercano competidor, Maersk, retrocedió al 14,4% de la capacidad total
Se estima que abarcará 93 hectáreas y removerá unos 2,15 millones de metros cúbicos de material
The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk sea freight index rose for a fourth straight session on Wednesday, as gains in the capesize segment countered the losses in panamax and supramax. The overall index, which factors in rates for capesize, panamax and supramax shipping vessels, gained 13 points, or 0.8%, to 1,698, hitting its highest level since …
Baltic index climbs for fourth straight session on capesize gains Read More »
In our latest monthly review, we explore the ever-evolving landscape of seaborne grain trade from 2023 to 2024, leveraging insights from the Signal Ocean Platform. By tracking these shifts, we aim to uncover their effects on dry bulk freight market trends, especially within the Supramax and Panamax vessel categories. The non-renewal of the Black Sea …
Grain Seaborne Trade Impact on the Dry Bulk Freight Market Read More »
“During the past three months, India has relied on Russia for 40% of its seaborne crude oil import. Year-to-date, volumes have reached an average of 1.6 million barrels per day (mbpd), an increase of 1000% compared to 2021, before Russia invaded Ukraine,” says Niels Rasmussen, Chief Shipping Analyst at BIMCO. The increased import of Russian oil …
India now depends on Russia for 40% of its crude oil imports Read More »
The US container shipping sector is cautiously approaching the peak season, with the upcoming US elections and labor negotiations poised to bring their own set of implications for the container logistics industry, as indicated in the August Container Market Forecaster by Container xChange. The sector has already been witnessing its own set of challenges like …
US Container Shipping Braces for Headwinds as Peak Season Approaches Read More »
Freight rates for dirty tanker voyages loading in West Africa have fallen to their lowest since the start of October, as supply/demand fundamentals remain firmly in favor of charterers, according to sources. Platts, part of S&P Global Commodity Insights, assessed freight on the 130,000 mt WAF-UK/Continent route, exclusive of EU Emissions Trading Scheme charges, at …
WAF crude tankers rates hit 10-month lows amid sluggish inquiry levels Read More »
