Despite the very strong freight rates and the apparently tight market, the all-important driver for dry bulk shipping, China, has in fact seen imports of its two largest dry bulk commodities shrink year-on-year so far this year. The two largest imported commodities for China, iron ore and coal are however, interestingly on two different trajectories, …
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Singapore’s bunker fuel sales for the 380 CST HSFO grade fell to a one-year low in the world’s largest bunkering port in September amid limited cargo availability, while total marine fuel sales volume also dipped overall last month, reflecting weak bunker demand. Bunker fuel sales of 380 CST HSFO in the city-port slipped 7.1% on …
Singapore’s 380 CST Bunker Sales Slip To One-Year Low; Other Ports Eager To Get Pie Read More »
A feasible path to limit planetary warming to 1.5°C requires certain countries and sectors to go below net zero and to do so well before the middle of the century, according to new analysis from the authors of the Energy Transition Outlook. • DNV’s pathway to net zero says North America and Europe must be …
Bunker industry organisation the Marine Fuels Alliance (MFA) has appointed Anthony Mollet as Executive Officer. Mollet brings a wealth of bunker industry experience to the newly created role, having held senior positions with some of the sector’s leading companies, including Shell Trading and GAC Shipping. Most recently, Mollet held the position of Business Development Manager …
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Los muelles de Marín viven una intensa jornada con hasta siete mercantes simultaneando operaciones de carga y descarga en el puerto. El mayor volumen de mercancía lo descarga el granelero CIC Epos que llegó desde el puerto de Itaqui (Brasil) para dejar cerca de 70.000 toneladas de maíz en los almacenes del puerto. Opera en …
Siete mercantes simultanean operaciones en el Puerto de Marín Read More »
Anne Visser, Director of Operations at Navingo BV, and Coco Kossmann have closed the Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference and the Navingo Career Event 2021. Event Wrap Up with Anne Visser and Coco Kossmann (Screenshot/Video by Navingo) After two days filled with face-to-face meetings, interesting talk shows, energy talks, inspiring innovations from the exhibition floor, …
In the Market updates live broadcast, we hear from industry experts from Japan and France about the current local offshore wind situation and some project updates. Justus Schoemaker, director and owner of DUJAM Desk (Dutch-Japanese Maritime Desk), gives us a preview of the offshore wind industry in Japan, as well as some first-hand information on …
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The second day of Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference closed with a lively discussion about crucial issues in the offshore energy sector, including oil and gas prices, hydrogen, and who is leading the way in the energy transition. Talk Show – Energy Transition; Who Leads the Dance? Courtesy of Navingo The talk show – named …
Talk show: It’s quite busy on the energy transition dance floor Read More »
During the second interview of the day focused on insights and tips shared by the employers for future workforce, representatives from the Maritime Research Institute Netherlands (MARIN) have described the profile of its desired employee. L to R: Floor Spaargaren; Karola van der Meij (Screenshot/Video by Navingo) Speaking on behalf of MARIN were its Project …
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In his Energy Talk on this second day of the Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC), Anthony Veder’s business manager Björn van de Weerdhof introduced the visitors with an in-depth talk about LNG in the maritime industry. According to Van de Weerdhof, although some people say that shipping is such a polluting industry, it is …
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