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LNG Shipping Rates Sliding
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LNG Shipping Rates Sliding

The shipping rates to transport Liquefied Natural Gas have fallen to around USD 50,000 a day, the lowest in over four years, Bloomberg reports. The rates of shipping LNG are heading towards further decline, and are almost three times lower than in 2012, when daily rates surged to USD 140,000. Lower

about 11 years ago
SGMF Issues First LNG Bunkering Safety Guidelines
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SGMF Issues First LNG Bunkering Safety Guidelines

The Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel (SGMF) has released its first edition of the LNG Bunkering – Safety Guidelines. The objective of the guidelines is to provide the bunkering industry with the best practices in order to ensure that gas- fuelled ships are re-fuelled with high levels of safety, inte

about 11 years ago
Global Container Volumes Rise
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Global Container Volumes Rise

Global TEU volumes increased by 4% in 2014 to 135.4 million TEUs, the Port of Rotterdam Authority reports. Inter‐continental trade rose by 3.4%, while intra‐regional volumes increased by 5.4% to 30.4 million TEUs. 2014 TEU volumes carried to and from Europe (including all countries bordering the Med

about 11 years ago
The Shipowners’ Club: Be Wary of New Charterers
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The Shipowners’ Club: Be Wary of New Charterers

A mutual shipping insurance association The Shipowners’ Club has warned its members to exercise caution and undertake enhanced due diligence when entering into new fixtures with unknown charterers, especially those that involve trade to countries where sanctions may apply or where there is limited j

about 11 years ago
Iran Launches FSU in Persian Gulf, Eyes Greater Oil Exports
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Iran Launches FSU in Persian Gulf, Eyes Greater Oil Exports

Iran has inaugurated a 2.2-million-barrel floating oil storage unit (FSU) Khalij-e-Fars, in Soroush oil region on February 8th, writes IRNA news agency. The inauguration was marked by the first oil shipment from the FSU to a crude carrier KAI-EI, owned by Kyoei Tanker company. The FSU, built by Sout

about 11 years ago
Israel to Start Port Privatization in 2015
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Israel to Start Port Privatization in 2015

Israel will sell stakes in eight of the most profitable state-owned companies and the Mediterranean seaports of Haifa and Ashdod in November or December, Reuters reports. According to Ori Yogev, the official at Israel’s Ministry of Finance, the ten companies to be sold generate close to 90% of total

about 11 years ago
Liner Reliability Plunges
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Liner Reliability Plunges

Liner service reliability fell to a record low in January as the effects of US West Coast congestion and the phasing-in of new alliance services took their toll, according to Drewry’s Carrier Performance Insight. The overall on-time performance for the three key East-West trades slumped to a disappo

about 11 years ago
Baltic Dry Index Hits New Record Low
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Baltic Dry Index Hits New Record Low

The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) dropped by another eight points reaching its new record low at 522 points on Monday. The Baltic Dry Index has fallen close to 50% over the past 12 months. The Baltic Capesize Index fell to 614 points, 16 points lower than last reported, whereas Baltic Supramax Index stood

about 11 years ago
ESC: Shipping Alliances Lead to Market Convergence
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ESC: Shipping Alliances Lead to Market Convergence

The increased collaboration between the French container ship operator CMA CGM and Germany’s Hamburg Süd will bring the container liner market one step closer to total convergence, the European Shippers’ Council warns. This will reinforce the risk of reducing service quality and sailing frequency as

about 11 years ago
UASC Ventures into North Atlantic Trade
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UASC Ventures into North Atlantic Trade

United Arab Shipping Company (UASC), the French liner CMA CGM and Germany’s Hamburg Süd have agreed to form a new service on the Transatlantic North trade routes, linking Northern Europe with the United States East Coast. The new service, starting in the third week of May, will call at the ports of

about 11 years ago
Shipping and Private Equity Could Be a Perfect Match
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Shipping and Private Equity Could Be a Perfect Match

The time is right for the private equity sector to finance products and services designed to keep the shipping industry competitive and achieve regulatory compliance, the international accountant and shipping adviser Moore Stephens says. Alison Jarabo of maritime efficiency specialist Fathom Shippin

about 11 years ago
Drewry: ECA Compliance Costs Shippers Nothing
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Drewry: ECA Compliance Costs Shippers Nothing

The implementation of the new marine pollution regulation in North Europe and the US since January has so far resulted in zero extra costs for shipping lines and shippers, according to Drewry Maritime Research. Resistance from shippers and the opportune collapse of oil prices have neutralised the co

about 11 years ago
Shipping Industry Faces Erroneous Payment Risks
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Shipping Industry Faces Erroneous Payment Risks

The shipping industry is at a high risk of unauthorised and/or erroneous payments due to the nature of the movement of cash throughout the industry, according to UK-based consulting firm Moore Stephens. Shipping, being a cash-driven business, and the combination of large, frequent and often short-no

about 11 years ago
CKYHE Adjusts Asia-Europe Services
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CKYHE Adjusts Asia-Europe Services

The CKYHE alliance between the Asian liners COSCON, ”K”Line, Yang Ming, Hanjin and Evergreen Line is reorganizing their service network for Asia-North Europe and Asia-Mediterranean trades in 2015. CKYHE Alliance will provide six Asia-North Europe services (NE2/NE3/NE5-CEM/NE6/NE7/NE8-CES) and three

about 11 years ago
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