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Baltic index slips as lower capesize rates offset gains in smaller vessels
The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk sea freight index fell on Thursday, as a dip in capesize rates outweighed gains in the panamax and supramax segments. The overall index, which factors in rates for capesize, panamax, supramax and handysize shipping vessels, fell 33 points to 2,104 points. The capesize index dropped 201 points, or 10.9%, to …
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The Mission To Seafarers Launch Adventure Race Japan To Support Emerging Ports Strategy
The Mission to Seafarers has launched a new Adventure Race Japan, taking place in May 2023. All sponsors and participants of this exciting challenge event will support the Mission’s Emerging Port Strategy 2022-26, a five-year plan to develop existing operations in Asia specifically, but also globally. The Adventure Race Japan will take place on the …
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Grain pain in the Black Sea
While the world observes the unfortunate escalation of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the ripple effect that it is causing in the supply chain of key commodities, this report examines how the disturbing events in Ukraine can affect grain cargo flows and the dry bulk freight market. The Ukraine crisis is still unfolding and …
A Shipping Market Overview During the Second Half of 2021
Introduction and Overview The Shipping markets saw unprecedented volatility during 2021 with time charter rates reaching all time highs in the Container and LNG markets, and decade highs in the Dry Bulk markets, before giving up a large portion of those gains at year end. The Tanker markets have truly been a story of two …
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European bunker markets feel the heat of Russian sanctions
Bunker market participants across Europe have turned cautious about sourcing fuel from Russia following its military invasion of Ukraine end-February, with many anticipating tightened supply and higher bunker prices in the wake of sanctions against Russia. While the oil trade with Russia is mostly not subject to sanctions for now, some Russian banks have been …
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QatarEnergy and Namibia’s national oil company team up to develop oil & gas sector
QatarEnergy has signed a cooperation agreement with Namibia’s NAMCOR to support and develop a sustainable oil and gas sector in Namibia. The post QatarEnergy and Namibia’s national oil company team up to develop oil & gas sector appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Saab Seaeye Cougar goes on offshore wind duty in Japan
Japanese research and observation company Kaiyo Engineering has acquired Cougar, an underwater robotic vehicle, from Saab Seaeye for cable burial inspection and other activities in the country’s offshore wind industry. The post Saab Seaeye Cougar goes on offshore wind duty in Japan appeared first on Offshore Energy.
South Africa JV secures rig for high-impact exploration well
A joint venture partnership for a block off South Africa has secured a rig from a Norwegian contractor to drill a high-impact well. The post South Africa JV secures rig for high-impact exploration well appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Canada prohibits Russian ships from entering its ports, waters
In response to Russia’s attack on Ukraine, the Government of Canada intends to ban Russian-owned or registered ships and fishing vessels in Canadian ports and internal waters. The post Canada prohibits Russian ships from entering its ports, waters appeared first on Offshore Energy.