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Carbon cost “reimbursement right” in shipping’s EU ETS is largely unenforceable, new study finds
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (80+ words) Why the statutory right falls short What this means for contracts across the chain For owners, managers and charterers, the practical implication is straightforward: carbon cost allocation should be checked and negotiated at every link in the charter chain — not…...
Tanker Market: Saudi Oil Exports Down Significantly
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (624+ words) Hellenic Shipping News Tanker Market: Saudi Oil Exports Down Significantly According to Banchero Costa, “in terms of demand (measured by arrival at discharge ports), the top seaborne importer of crude oil in JanJun 2026 was Mainland China, accounting for 20.5% of global…...
How shipping should be buying clean technology
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (646+ words) Hellenic Shipping News How shipping should be buying clean technology Most of the performance figures the industry currently uses when purchasing clean technologies are recorded under controlled conditions, on a single hull, and during favourable operating windows. In air lubrication,…...
UK maritime ETS countdown begins
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (959+ words) In the latest edition of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast, Eirik Nyhus, director, environment for maritime at class society DNV, outlined the practical implications of the new framework, highlighting both the compliance requirements and the outstanding uncertainties that remain ahead of…...
South Asia capacity cuts and Hormuz closure boost freight rates to 3-year highs
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (327+ words) Hellenic Shipping News South Asia capacity cuts and Hormuz closure boost freight rates to 3-year highs The Middle East trades have experienced the steepest increases, with rising demand, congestion at key Indian ports, tightening vessel supply, and new carrier surcharges…...
Port of Rotterdam remains resilient in an uncertain world
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (862+ words) in Port News 24/07/2026 Total throughput at the port of Rotterdam rose by 0.4% in the first half of 2026 compared to the same period last year. This brought total throughput to 212.0 million tonnes. The dry bulk segment rose by 1.7%. The throughput of…...
Weekly Dry Market Monitor: Port Hedland Average Waiting Time – Iron-Ore Congestion Meets Labour Action
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (549+ words) FREIGHT MARKET OVERVIEW | BDI & SEGMENT METRICS All data and commentary reflect market conditions as of 17 Jul 2026, unless otherwise stated. The Capesize tonne-mile index edged slightly higher (+0.3 percentage points), while the VLOC index eased marginally (-0.4 percentage points). Both indices remained near…...
Arc Joins the Maritime Battery Forum to Accelerate the Future of Electric Commercial Vessels
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (173+ words) Hellenic Shipping News Arc Joins the Maritime Battery Forum to Accelerate the Future of Electric Commercial Vessels The Maritime Battery Forum (MBF) is pleased to welcome Arc as the newest member of its global community of maritime battery enablers. As…...
Middle East Conflict: Strait of Hormuz Transits Back To 90% Below “Normal”
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (294+ words) Hellenic Shipping News Middle East Conflict: Strait of Hormuz Transits Back To 90% Below “Normal” Summarising their latest update issued today at 10.00 am 20th July, Steve Gordon, Global Head of Clarksons Research commented: - Strait of Hormuz transits back to 90% below “pre-conflict” levels,…...
Government finance statistics: currency and deposits
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (280+ words) Hellenic Shipping News Government finance statistics: currency and deposits In the first quarter of 2026, the stock of EU general governments’ currency and deposit assets amounted to €1 266 billion or 6.7% of GDP and represented 16.5% of the stock of EU general government total…...