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Despite passing through the jurisdiction of France, Spain and Portugal, Nave Andromeda ended up becoming the responsibility of British authorities. Amid claims that France denied a request from the master to berth, Spain has confirmed it was contacted about access to Las Palmas port
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The UK’s freight ecosystem faces massive changes in how it does business with its European trading partners
Listen to a special edition podcast produced in association with Hyde Marine that examines the state of play with the Ballast Water Management Convention, which came into force a year ago but has been overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic
Preliminary numbers showing gasoline demand 21.% lower year on year indicate that the second wave of coronavirus lockdown measures is stalling consumption
Removals follow letters to Tanzania’s Zanzibar Maritime Authority from a US-based NGO, United Against Nuclear Iran
A vital contributor to the economy as well as a lifeline to the country’s island population, Greece’s ferries face a tough winter but also have longer term renewal challenges to overcome
After overshooting on capacity reductions during the peak of the pandemic, container lines have not only restored blanked sailings but are adding a fifth more capacity on some trades than last year. But questions remain about whether demand will continue as economic conditions worsen
On the Lloyd’s List Podcast this week our Greece correspondent Nigel Lowry join editor Richard Meade to discuss how the Greek shipping sector is coping with Covid and dealing with decarbonisation as the industry prepares for a digital Posidonia week of forums
The direction of travel for shipping’s decarbonation trajectory has been set for some time now, but the devil in the detail is yet to reveal itself. A new regular survey launch by Lloyd’s List, in association with Lloyd’s Register, aims to chart shifting industry sentiment towards alternative fuels, financing and investment
On the Lloyd’s List Podcast this week our Greece correspondent Nigel Lowry join editor Richard Meade to discuss how the Greek shipping sector is coping with Covid and dealing with decarbonisation as the industry prepares for a digital Posidonia week of forums
As he nears the end of a 12-year stint as president of the Union of Greek Shipowners, Theodore Veniamis wants shipping to maintain a unified voice and to get the public recognition it deserves
A vital contributor to the economy as well as a lifeline to the country’s island population, Greece’s ferries face a tough winter but also have longer term renewal challenges to overcome
Carriers serving the transpacific trade have pulled the plug on planned blanked sailings amid a demand surge and encouragement from China, as they in turn look to curb rate increases. With capacity reductions down, questions remain how long volumes will stay resilient against the backdrop of a pandemic-induced recession
Container shipping is going through a boom period despite ongoing concerns over the direction of the pandemic. But instead of using the better climate to increase their fleet sizes, carriers are staying away from the yards
Preliminary numbers showing gasoline demand 21.% lower year on year indicate that the second wave of coronavirus lockdown measures is stalling consumption
Removals follow letters to Tanzania’s Zanzibar Maritime Authority from a US-based NGO, United Against Nuclear Iran
On the Lloyd’s List Podcast this week our Greece correspondent Nigel Lowry join editor Richard Meade to discuss how the Greek shipping sector is coping with Covid and dealing with decarbonisation as the industry prepares for a digital Posidonia week of forums
Listen to a special edition podcast produced in association with Hyde Marine that examines the state of play with the Ballast Water Management Convention, which came into force a year ago but has been overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic
ABS chief Christopher Wiernicki is our return guest this week, covering decarbonisation pathways, shipbuilding decisions, the threat of regionalism in climate change policy and why a rapid mindset shift is required from the shipping industry to keep up with the pace and scope of changes afoot
Listen to the second of three special edition podcasts produced in association with DNV GL examining the tectonic shift shaping shipping’s future: decarbonisation, alternative fuels and digitalisation
Webinar will shine a light on best practice in preparing for European trade after 2020
More shipping leaders are realising that change is happening. They accept that improvisation is only a temporary fix while transformation is more long-term and sustainable
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