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UPDATE: Investigations begin after almost 500 of the 1,373 people on board were airlifted off in bad weather. Three of the ship's four engines were later restarted for its trip to port
Polish register defies US sanctions to class Iranian tankers | Marine can ‘return to forefront’ at Lloyd’s | London marine business already hurt by Brexit, IUMI says | The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Has the green agenda overtaken safety?
The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Has the green agenda overtaken safety?
The shipping industry needs to take a more holistic view when looking to improve safety, environmental performance and operational efficiency. So says DNVGL’s maritime chief executive Knut Orbeck-Nilssen, who believes that the environmental agenda has overtaken safety concerns. Joining Lloyd’s List this week, Mr Orbeck-Nilssen and DNVGL’s environment director, Eirik Nyhus, discuss why better-informed decisions are needed why greater consideration should be given to scientific and technical evidence when it comes to global and national regulation.
Oversupply remains a significant headwind to tanker rates
The revival in Iranian oil shipments in February coincides with 36 National Iranian Tanker Co tankers switching their flag registry to Iran from Panama over the past six weeks
The perfect storm of environmental red tape engulfing the shipping industry looks likely to prove the maxim that the road to hell is paved with good intentions
Better leadership would help to cultivate the triumvirate of improvements in safety, environmental performance and the arrival of new technology
The marriage between South Korea’s two largest shipbuilders might not be able to push up the newbuilding price for liquefied natural gas carriers by much
Focusing on what matters to the market, understanding the forces that are shaping the industry
Coal will take the hardest hit, with major consuming countries, such as China, switching to cleaner fuels while the petrochemical industry, which is driving oil consumption is also seeing slowing demand
GE is linking up with fuel cell specialist Nedstack to power zero-emission passenger ships, with a long-term eye on replacing traditional diesel engines with fuel cells, and heavy fuel oil with hydrogen
The Danish container shipping giant has teamed up with Dutch shippers to investigate the viability of biofuels on a Rotterdam-Shanghai round trip voyage
New $136m fund will allow for retrofitting of exhaust-cleaning equipment on 19 vessels and new systems on newbuilding fleet
Polish class society takes in US-sanctioned NITC tankers, arguing that political goals should not compromise maritime safety and environmental protection
The revival in Iranian oil shipments in February coincides with 36 National Iranian Tanker Co tankers switching their flag registry to Iran from Panama over the past six weeks
Venezuelan crude exports are now down to 350,000 barrels a day, according to latest Lloyd’s List Intelligence data
India could be willing to cut all imports of Venezuelan crude to satisfy US sanctions in return for further waivers on importing Iranian crude
Listen to the latest edition of Lloyd’s List’s weekly podcast — your weekly briefing on the stories shaping shipping in the week ahead
Listen to the latest edition of Lloyd’s List’s weekly podcast — your weekly briefing on the stories shaping shipping in the week ahead
Listen to the latest edition of Lloyd’s List’s weekly podcast — your weekly briefing on the stories shaping shipping in the week ahead
The Future fuels webinar, discover the 'big unknows' around the sulphur cap and how to avoid future fuel risk.
Listen on demand.
The latest throughput figures on the US west coast show that the surge to beat tariffs may have peaked and will soon turn into a decline, especially if the current 10% tariffs are increased to 25%
Recent consolidations in the industry do not amount to enough concentration to justify greater antitrust concerns, according to FMC acting chairman Michael Khouri
Chairman warns that the outlook for 2019 remains challenging amid a weakening world economy and prevailing protectionist sentiment
The management of ballast water discharge and low-sulphur fuel consumption is mandatory, but cyber hygiene is not
Second half of 2018 saw an improvement in rates, but fuel costs still a concern as Hapag-Lloyd posts €46m profit
The Danish container shipping giant has teamed up with Dutch shippers to investigate the viability of biofuels on a Rotterdam-Shanghai round trip voyage
Strong growth returns to the upper echelons of the container port premier league, with China leading the way
The figures behind the rankings. Compare and contrast different ports across multiple years
View the interactive grid setting out the risers and fallers across the one hundred ports
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