In the latest episode of Maritime in Minutes Seatrade Maritime News Editor, Marcus Hand, and Europe Editor, Gary Howard, discuss and comment on the stories that stood out on Seatrade Maritime News during the last month.
In this episode Marcus and Gary discuss -
- The latest methanol-fuelled containership orders.
- What is driving high sulphur fuel oil sales and scrubber installations.
- Port strikes in Liverpool and South Africa.
- The European Union’s FuelEU regulation.
- When container freight rates are expected to bottom out.
- Russia pulling out of the black sea grain initiative
- And soaring tanker and LNG carrier markets.
You can hear about all these stories and much more by listening now to the latest episode of Maritime in Minutes in the player above or on the app of your choice.
Links to stories featured in this episode
Maersk orders six more 17,000 teu methanol boxships
ABS to class more Maersk methanol-fuelled ships
Maersk order boosts MAN methanol engines count
Cosco Shipping splashes out $2.88bn on 12 methanol-fuelled boxships
High price spread driving HFO sales, scrubber installations
Liverpool port pay talks ‘end in chaos’
Latest Port of Liverpool strike sparks war of words
Container shipping to hit bottom in mid-2023 forecasts HSBC
MSC chief Toft warns of ‘some difficult quarters ahead’
EU Parliaments boosts FuelEU Maritime emissions reductions
Transnet agrees pay deal with majority union in South Africa port strike
Russia suspends Black Sea Grain Initiative participation
Tanker market soars, Russian sanctions bolster optimism
LNG carrier rates smash all records ahead of Europe’s winter
