Retrasos de buques absorben 5% de la capacidad de la flota global portacontenedores
Retrasos promedio aumentaron a entre 5-5,5 días frente a los 3-4 días registrados antes de la pandemia
Retrasos promedio aumentaron a entre 5-5,5 días frente a los 3-4 días registrados antes de la pandemia
Retorno selectivo al Canal de Suez podría modificar la disponibilidad de capacidad en los próximos meses
Escasez de buques disponibles y la recuperación de los fletes sostienen elevada demanda de capacidad
Siete serán buques de 11.000 TEUs propulsados por GNL y uno de 9.200 TEUs habilitado para metanol
Relación entre órdenes de construcción y la flota global alcanza el 40%, su mayor nivel desde 2009
Operadores buscan mayor capacidad dentro de las instalaciones existentes
The Trump administration is starting to put serious weight behind nuclear-powered shipping. But regulations, liability and safety still stand between ambition and commercial deployment. Washington wants nuclear to be included in shipping’s future energy mix. Ahead of the IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee meeting in April-May (MEPC 84), the US made a submission calling for …
Capesize The market delivered a mixed but broadly resilient performance, with the Pacific providing the principal source of activity and direction. Consistent miner presence supported C5 throughout the week, although rates initially eased from just below $14.00 into the low $13s. The market subsequently rebounded, with increased operator demand pushing levels back into the mid-to-upper …
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This briefing covers a round-up of a few cases that have caught our attention during the first six months of 2026, together with our thoughts on some of the key issues and developments we expect to shape the remainder of the year. Incorporation of standard terms Finco International AG v Integra Petrochemicals Europe AG [2026] …
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Sunoco LP, through its wholly owned subsidiary Sunoco Marine Ltd, has entered into a new commercial collaboration with Verde Marine Energy B.V. (VME), expanding Sunoco’s marine fuel offering into the ARA and UK bunker markets. The collaboration combines Sunoco’s established commercial presence across North America and the Caribbean with Verde’s physical bunker supply capabilities and …