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Maritime CEO
Geneva Dry Dialogues: Bahri Dry Bulk
In the 2020s to date, the dry bulk fleet at Bahri, the national shipping company of Saudi Arabia, has more…
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Contributions
Norway’s bad IMO diet plan for shipping: a solution that causes more harm than good
Faig Abbasov from the NGO Transport & Environment argues that a proposal under discussion at the International Maritime Organization would…
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Press Releases
Extra hotel booked as interest ramps up for inaugural Geneva Dry
Due to overwhelming demand the event organisers of Geneva Dry have reached out to a nearby five-star hotel to reserve…
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Progress and challenges on diversity in maritime
Eline Muller from Multraship Towage and Salvage writes for Splash on International Women’s Day. Over the past decade, the shipping…
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Press Releases
Read Splash every day in your own language
Readers of Splash can access their daily slice of shipping and offshore news in their own language. While Splash is…
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Maritime CEO
Geneva Dry Dialogues: Veson Nautical
Veson Nautical, one of the 45 sponsors present at Geneva Dry, is ready to bring a treasure trove of data…
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Maritime CEO
Geneva Dry Dialogues: PortLog
Dry bulk is both fun and frustrating, says Sigrid Teig, commercial director at PortLog, a predictive analytics technology platform designed…
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Contractual issues arising from EU ETS implementation explained
Helen Barden and Mark Smith from NorthStandard answer questions arising from the first months of Europe’s Emissions Trading System being…
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Live Animal Export: An experimental double take as the Bahijah tries again
Dr Lynn Simpson, a well-known former live export veterinarian, on the long journey ahead for thousands of animals heading from…
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Dry Cargo
Shipping’s largest, most fragmented sector faces up to consolidation realities
Shipping’s largest sector – dry bulk – has experienced some very significant merger moves in recent months, which many believe…
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The year ahead in green tech
What can shipping expect in terms of green technology breakthroughs in the months ahead? The final installment in Maritime CEO’s…
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Dry bulk seen entering period of consolidation
Shipping’s largest sector - dry bulk - has experienced some very significant merger moves in recent months, which many believe…
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February 2024 Review
The Houthis continued to hound merchant ships in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, getting better with their…
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Tankers: What goes up can still go up
Against the backdrop of war in Ukraine and Gaza, ship operators have so far this year benefited from rising freight…
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Auspicious signs for dry cargo in the Year of the Dragon
The Lunar New Year holiday bit into chartering activity for the vital capesize segment, depressing the Baltic Dry Index from…
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Containerlines get no sympathy from shippers
As Diana Shipping joined the list of operators avoiding the Red Sea, CMA CGM complained about how the conflict related…
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Analyst Abstract
Tankers It’s been a very solid month for crude and product tankers with China noticeably back in big buying mode.…
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Buoyant bulkers lead the way
A sign of a buoyant market is when secondhand prices edge closer - and occasionally surpass - newbuild prices. Witness…
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The rise of the seaborne ammonia trades
The global trade of ammonia is increasing every year with a rise in trade projected until at least the middle…
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How one maritime AI research project could cut 1% of total global emissions
Sorry, what did you say? Bjørn Åge Hjøllo, chief sustainability officer at e-navigation specialist NAVTOR, smiles in recognition of the…
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