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Fires broke out on board the VLGC Captain Nikolas and SGC B-LPGP Sophia in the early hours of Sunday while the two were engaged in a ship-to-ship transfer of suspected Iranian LPG. Both fires have reportedly been brought under control and no casualties were reported
Time is running out for hedging strategies on reducing greenhouse gas emissions from ships
The dark fleet poses a threat to shipping safety, but it may take a big, messy and very public European disaster to get that threat on to the political radar
Wista International president Elpi Petraki, International Chamber of Shipping secretary-general Guy Platten and IMO secretary-general Arsenio Dominguez all feature on this edition of the Lloyd’s List podcast, which asks why shipping is failing in its task to achieve gender equality
Lloyd’s List’s editor-in-chief Richard Meade takes a more practical look at shipping’s alternative fuel future, and highlights the scale of the decarbonisation mountain the industry is gearing up to climb
During the first half of this year, direct boxship calls from China to the US rebounded, while those to Mexico, Vietnam and India also increased; however, calls to Russia dropped sharply
Analysts pinpoint developments in the Red Sea as the underlying determinant for the prospects of the global port sector in the second half of 2024. Yet while much will hinge on how the situation in the Middle East pans out, the prospect of strikes on the US east coast, or a second Trump term, could swing fortunes too
A second successive year of subdued volume growth is seen by the global container port sector as the industry settles into post-pandemic norms
The market share of US west coast ports versus US east and US Gulf coast ports has fluctuated over recent years, swayed by Covid-era demand, fears of labour unrest on various coasts, the drought in the Panama Canal and the Houthi attacks in the Red Sea
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