Shippers have proven willing to pay a premium for guaranteed space on vessels, an emerging trend in recent years.

The question as to whether party will continue for the bunkering sector and array of challenges that lie ahead were considered by a panel on day two of CMA Shipping 2023.

A battle on the field of regulation will herald the arrival of the next generation of vessels, according to retired Teekay CEO Peter Evensen.

The graphs for the tanker and container markets have never featured so many peaks and valleys, or so it seemed watching the opening presentation on the final day of the Connecticut Maritime Association’s Shipping 2023 event.

While the technology takes the headlines, talent will be the driver of digital acceleration in maritime, according to an industry panel.

Maritime recruiters face multiple moving trends as companies and talent navigate high employment in a post-COVID marketplace.

The long-term outlook for marine fuels is a complex one and clearly a transition is underway. But it’s less clear is where the transition will lead, how quickly it will happen, or be measured – issues grappled with by speakers at Day 2 of CMA...

Preparing for rapid technology advancement and regulatory change in the maritime industry cannot be business as usual, according to ABS.

In his keynote address at CMA Shipping 2023, Knut Ørbeck-Nilssen, CEO of maritime at DNV gave a stark appraisal of the challenges facing the industry.

Decarbonisation of shipping does not mean zero carbon or zero fossil fuels, according to Columbia Shipmanagement President and CEO Mark O’Neil.