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Dry Weekly Market Monitor: Panamax Market (ECSA Ballasters & Demand)

As January draws to a close, the Capesize Brazil–North China freight market maintains a relatively stable sentiment. Although highs have yet to be achieved, the market remains steady. In contrast, the Panamax Continent–Far East route shows weaker sentiment, weighed down by an oversupply of tonnage that continues to depress freight rates. Shifting focus to the …

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Ship, cargo insurers reluctant to cover Red Sea transit until ground level threat near-zero

Many insurance companies are still reluctant to provide cover for ships and cargoes transiting the Red Sea unless the ground level threat comes down to near-zero amid prolonged safety concerns, said a chartering executive in the UK whose company has decided not to move shipment via the Suez Canal, for now, on Jan. 21. He …

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Crude oil tanker newbuild deliveries drop 74% to 36-year low

“In 2024, new crude oil tanker deliveries dropped to a 36-year low as only 17 new tankers, with a capacity of 2.5m deadweight tonnes (DWT), joined the fleet. Compared to 2023, the capacity delivered dropped by 74%,” says Niels Rasmussen, Chief Shipping Analyst at BIMCO. During the year, the recycling of crude tankers increased to …

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DP World says sea freight prices could fall 20% if Red Sea attacks curbed

Ships not linked to Israel could begin returning to the Red Sea in as little as two weeks, DP World’s deputy chief executive said, adding that could see freight prices “come crashing down”. Sea freight prices could drop “at least 20%, 25%” and that could happen over two to three months, Yuvraj Narayan told Reuters …

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Administrativo/a Departamento de Aduanas

Jornada Tiempo completo Tipo de contrato Temporal Experiencia Menos de 1 año Localidad Almussafes Num. Vacantes 1 Referencia 66B767FB-89B9-1D5F-2C4D-1A2428413B34 Administrativo/a Departamento de Aduanas en Almussafes, España La entrada Administrativo/a Departamento de Aduanas se publicó primero en Actualidad Marítima y Portuaria.

Primer Oficial para buque Bulk Carrier – 7.500 USD/mes

Primer Oficial para buque Bulk Carrier – 7.500 USD/mes Chief Officer on Bulk Carrier 7500 $ per month 5+1 months Bulk Carrier apply@olivecrew.com La entrada Primer Oficial para buque Bulk Carrier – 7.500 USD/mes se publicó primero en Actualidad Marítima y Portuaria.

Petron Scientech selects Verdagy’s electrolyzers for e-methanol production

U.S. technology company Petron Scientech has chosen compatriot renewable hydrogen electrolysis company Verdagy to provide electrolyzers for the production of e-methanol in its biorefinery. The post Petron Scientech selects Verdagy’s electrolyzers for e-methanol production appeared first on Offshore Energy.

JMU secures role in Japan’s push for green ship production

Shipbuilding company Japan Marine United Corporation (JMU) has been selected for the Japanese Ministry […] The post JMU secures role in Japan’s push for green ship production appeared first on Offshore Energy.

CNOOC earmarks up to $19 billion for oil & gas, offshore wind, solar, and AI-integrated plays

China’s CNOOC has set out its multibillion-dollar business strategy and development plan for 2025. The post CNOOC earmarks up to $19 billion for oil & gas, offshore wind, solar, and AI-integrated plays appeared first on Offshore Energy.

MTF: Key recommendations put on the table for shipping industry to accelerate OCCS adoption

In a new report, the Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF) has offered key recommendations to consider as the shipping industry looks to adopt onboard carbon capture and storage (OCCS) technology. The post MTF: Key recommendations put on the table for shipping industry to accelerate OCCS adoption appeared first on Offshore Energy.