COLUMN | A brave new world for aircraft carriers? [Naval Gazing]
Many maritime pundits these days express the view that aircraft carriers are doomed. The ships are too large, too vulnerable,…
OPINION | How the Collins submarine fleet went from near zero to hero
For most of the past decade, Australia’s six Collins-class submarines have provided the nation with a fine underwater warfare capability.…
Strength in LR tankers has owners racing to Middle East or switching to dirty trading
Owners look to cash in after largest product tankers show big gains
Proman Stena stays away from newbuilding deals as prices hit highest level in two decades
The joint venture is studying the retrofitting of existing tankers
Danaos reveals Star Bulk capesize buy as John Coustas trumpets market confidence
Bulkers have begun to make a modest contribution to the hefty profits of the John Coustas-led container ship firm
Greek Shipping Sector Could Face $1B Compliance Cost From EU ETS
Just ahead of the Posidonia trade show in Athens, carbon consultancy OceanScore has released calculations to show what the EU…
BOEM Releases Final Environmental Statement on First NJ Offshore Wind Farms
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is continuing its efforts to push forward with the review and approval of…
Singapore is Ready for Commercial Methanol Bunkering Operations
Singapore reports that it has completed its preparation and is now ready to offer full-scale commercial operations for the bunkering…
Full Reopening of Baltimore’s Ship Channel Delayed
The challenging task of removing the final piece of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge will take a bit longer than…
Charter rate trend is stronger for longer, says MPCC boss Moritz Fuhrmann
Tonnage provider MPC Container Ships cashes in on booming charter market with forward fixtures