Maritime industry advances harmonisation of digital emissions reporting

The Tripartite Joint Industry Working Group (JIWG) has released two new frameworks that can help improve the exchange of operations and emissions data across the maritime industry. The JIWG, chaired by BIMCO, was established under the Tripartite, a forum bringing together shipowners and operators, shipbuilders, and classification societies. As part of its work to develop …

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Baltic Dry Index Falls to 1-Week Low

The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk freight index, which tracks rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, declined for a third session on Tuesday, falling roughly 1% to its lowest since October 20 at 2,603 points. The capesize index, which typically transports 150,000-ton cargoes, including iron ore and coal, was also down for a third day, …

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Tanker owners can’t call a $140m ship too old to upgrade, says BAR Technologies

With new VLCCs ordered today won’t be delivering until 2029, most of the ships that will carry the world’s oil this decade are already trading. Portsmouth, UK, 20 October 2026. With a 15-year-old tanker now worth more than a new one, owners have demolished their own favourite argument against retrofitting older ships, according to BAR …

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European Shipowners reiterate key asks for EU ETS negotiations in Council and Parliament

European shipping is a geopolitical asset for Europe, facilitating the export and import of goods, food and energy. While the EU represents around 15% of global GDP, the European fleet represents 34.5% of the world’s fleet in terms of global tonnage across all segments. As the European Parliament and the Council advance their work on …

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PortCastelló analiza por primera vez en más de una década su huella socioeconómica

La Autoridad Portuaria de Castellón ha iniciado el proceso de licitación para la contratación de su nuevo Estudio de Impacto Económico y Socioeconómico del Puerto de Castellón. Tras más de una década desde la elaboración del último informe en 2014, esta iniciativa permitirá cuantificar de forma actualizada la contribución real del recinto portuario al crecimiento …

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