Seatrade Maritime News Editor Marcus Hand takes the listener through September in maritime with his top picks that appeared on Seatrade Maritime News.
Featured in this episode
- Fortescue backs ammonia, says no to methanol
- Shipping will need 40% of all green fuels in 2030
- Panama Canal warns of further transit cuts
- ESG framework is essential
- New fuels, new risks
- Saudi giga projects and business opportunities
- Surge in drilling rig demand
- Greek owners eschew dual-fuel newbuilding orders
- Container shipping rates head to 2016 levels
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Links to stories featured in this episode:
Fortescue committed to ammonia as a green marine fuel, says methanol not the answer
Shipping needs 40% of global zero carbon fuels to meet 2030 target
Panama Canal could further cut daily transits if drought persists
Developing an ESG framework is absolutely crucial
Giga projects, the blue economy, and port infrastructure business opportunities in Saudi Arabia
Active jack-up rigs in Middle East expected to double driven by Saudi demand
Greek owners on newbuild buying spree for conventional fuelled ships
