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Lloyd’s List Outlook Forum told of tectonic shifts in supply chain and trading flows
The unfolding events in the Middle East are capturing everyone’s attention, but bigger changes may still lie ahead
Singapore proposes future skills hub for maritime talent training
‘Hub for Future Skills’ proposed by Singapore Maritime Foundation aims to enhance workforce competency for professionals in different career stages
IMO chief pledges to keep urging EU to drop shipping carbon levies
Dominguez shrugs off concerns that rising geopolitical tensions might derail shipping from its decarbonisation journey, believing the industry will deliver on emissions targets
Singapore-Rotterdam corridor initiative expands partnership
GDSC names world’s fifth-largest box line, Hapag-Lloyd, among latest companies to sign up for port collaboration during Singapore Maritime Week, while the initiative also announces progress on its digitalisation efforts and plans for alternative fuel pilots
Singapore to launch training facility for clean marine fuel operation
All maritime personnel and seafarers will be able to access the inaugural course on methanol handling as a vessel fuel later this month
Will decarbonisation and geopolitical uncertainty mean another crunch for vessel tonnage?
In a market with subdued earnings and inflated asset values, spending twice the price of a secondhand ship to build a liquefied natural gas-fuelled capesize and earn the same charter rate lacks sense
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