Dry Bulk Supply Tightness Builds Beneath the Surface

Slower fleet speeds and ageing tonnage continue to limit effective capacity Congestion trends are mixed, offering only partial relief to supply tightness Newbuilding...

Asia LNG MOC Activity Slows as JKM Hits Winter Lows

LNG trading in Asia’s MOC slowed for January as demand stayed weak. Northeast Asian LNG price benchmark (JKM) fell to its lowest winter...

Russia–Ukraine Peace Talks Could Reshape Oil Shipping Flows

A possible peace deal could alter oil trade routes and tanker demand Russian crude discounts may narrow gradually, not overnight Any supply return...

Ageing Tanker Fleet Tightens Real Supply Despite Rising Orderbook

Nearly 28% of the global tanker fleet is aged 16–20 years, with close to 1,000 vessels over 21 years Around 1,000 tankers operate...

Alfa Laval Expands LNG Offering With New Cryogenic Fuel-Conditioning Module

New FCM prepares LNG for seamless and safe use in marine engines Cryogenic technology strengthens Alfa Laval’s alternative fuel portfolio LNG positioned as...

PortXchange Wins European DIGITAL SME Award for Port Decarbonisation Innovation

PortXchange has won the European DIGITAL SME Award – Green Category for its EmissionInsider platform. The award recognises digital innovations delivering measurable environmental...

Dry Bulk Markets Mixed as Capesize Firms While Smaller Segments Remain...

Capesize rates firm on strong Atlantic demand and stable Pacific support Panamax market remains charterer-led but shows signs of nearing a base Supramax...

Tanker Markets Seek Direction as Year-End Fixing Pressures Build

VLCC market shows mixed signals amid year-end rate negotiations and limited January fixing Suezmax rates firm as West Africa January volumes begin to...

[Watch] Crazy Power Needed to Move World’s Largest Containerships

This video from Fluctus provides an in-depth look at the engineering marvels behind massive container ships and the power required to move them. Did you...

Port of LA Poised for Third-Best Cargo Year Despite Tariff Headwinds

The Port of Los Angeles processed 782,249 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) in November, a decrease of 12% compared to last year’s elevated cargo levels....