The industry’s most outspoken scrubber critic warns the technology has unknown environmental impact and could impede decarbonisation 

Engelhart Commodities Trading Partners’ head of freight Fergus Garvin labels the 2020 sulphur cap ‘the biggest disruption to ocean freight in generations’

South Korea-based carrier says it will speed up moves to acquire megaships and terminals backed by recently secured funding

Issues ‘will be put on the table’ at a summit in Paris on November 9 which President Donald Trump is expected to attend

The next few months could prove to be the most consequential for the sulphur cap’s implementation

The International Maritime Cyber Centre of Excellence in Singapore is envisaged to be a cyber service solution for the shipping industry

Lack of claims data makes pricing difficult, while marine insurers debate the pros and cons of institute cyber attack exclusion clause 380

A study published by the GMF, Marsh and IUMI concluded cyber attacks and data theft remain as maritime’s Achilles’ heel

A 22% increase in charter earnings helped Euroseas' revenues grow 45.7% to $8.3m in the third quarter of 2018.

Consolidation among carriers and the emergence of the three major alliances will be factors to be considered when the block exemption extension is assessed

The platform will provide full visibility on CO2 emissions across carriers and individual services, says Otto Schacht