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IMO criticised for large corporate influence on environmental pollicy
New report from InfluenceMap slams shipping giants for lack of transparency on environmental initiatives
IMO to struggle in next week’s decarbonisation talks
Significant disparities remain in the opinions of member states
Think like your customers
Advocates of low-sulphur fuel solutions seem to be spending their time listening to themselves, not to customers
IMO must be bold but cautious
IMO member states will need to send a clear message to the world at large while keeping developing nations on board
ICS declares concern over Canada's planned regulations on crude shipping
Move to temporarily prohibit crude shipments off northern British Columbia will obstruct global maritime trade, says Chamber
Korea starts research into boosting harbour logistics links
Authorities looking to maximise collaboration with other related industries such as shipbuilding and steel
Tanker sector looks beyond hurricanes to firmer fourth quarter fundamentals, says MSI
Average spot rates on the key TD3 route likely to rise to $34,300 per day
Ocean Rig's provisional liquidators step down amid successful restructuring
Petitions to wind up the company and its units have also been dropped
Gunvor predicts more scrubber use only after 2020
As most shipowners have not started preparing for switch to cleaner bunker fuels, scrubbers are likely to be an economical option after distillates become expensive post-2020
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