Davies Turner makes the most of EU procedures to minimise the impact of Brexit

Davies Turner is seeing excellent results from a service that it introduced to help companies to continue to supply goods to the EU despite what was expected in a post-Brexit environment. The freight forwarding and logistics specialist’s full DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) solution for export shipments from the UK to most EU countries is helping …

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China reopening to drive container demand in February – report

Container traders and operators are anticipating a demand rebound in February as China reopens after three long years of Zero-covid policy, according to a report by online container logistics platform Container xChange. Early indicators reveal container operators expect a demand bounce back as the pickup charges from China to Europe Med for 40 foot High …

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2023 Begins With Increased (or Unlimited) Liability For Vessel Owners

A Regulatory Increase to the Limits of Liability for Oil Pollution and an Amendment Exempting Small Passenger Vessels from the Limitation of Liability Act Present New Challenges for Vessel Owners U.S. maritime law experienced two significant changes on December 23, 2022-one pertaining to liability for oil pollution, the other concerning small passenger vessels. First, the …

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UK National Grid reports busiest January on record for its subsea interconnectors

The UK National Grid’s subsea electricity interconnectors achieved a record in January with more power being imported in and exported out of the UK than ever. The five interconnectors, which connect Great Britain with France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Norway, transported almost 12 per cent more power than in the same period last year, at …

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Masdar sets up new office in Azerbaijan to back country’s clean energy goals

Abu Dhabi’s renewable energy company Masdar has opened a new office in Baku, Azerbaijan, to strengthen its support for the country’s renewable energy development. Courtesy of Masdar During the inauguration event for the office, located in Port Baku Tower, Masdar pledged to work with the goverment and other stakeholders in Azerbaijan to accelerate the growth of its renewable …

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Drewry: Multipurpose Time Charter Index Remained Flat in January

The Drewry Multipurpose Time Charter Index tracks one-year period charter rates across a basket of vessel types and sizes and forecasts the market movement over the coming month. The vessel types include breakbulk and project cargo ships. The Drewry Multipurpose Time Charter Index remained relatively flat in January, at $9,855pd. The residual effect of the …

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