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NYK buys into North Sea CO2 storage project

Japanese shipping giant NYK Line is moving beyond transporting captured carbon into the storage business, agreeing to acquire a 30% stake in Norway’s Trudvang CCS project. NYK has signed a deal with Vår Energi CCS for a 30% interest in Trudvang CCS ANS and the corresponding share in CO2 storage exploration licence…

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Precious returns to Taizhou Sanfu with $142m ultramax quartet

Thailand’s Precious Shipping has returned to China’s Taizhou Sanfu Ship Engineering for another four ultramax newbuilds in a deal worth $141.8m. The Khalid Hashim-led owner has signed contracts for four 64,500 dwt bulkers priced at $35.45m each, with deliveries scheduled for April, July and October 2030 and January…

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COSCO injects $253m into LNG arm

COSCO Shipping Energy Transportation is putting another RMB1.7bn ($253m) into its LNG investment vehicle as the Chinese shipping giant continues to build out its gas carrier portfolio. The Shanghai- and Hong Kong-listed owner said its board approved the cash injection into Shanghai COSCO Shipping LNG Investment, with…

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$90m for near-17-year-old non-eco suezmax

The tanker S&P market continues to deliver eye-catching prices. A sale has raised eyebrows among brokers who report a non-eco suezmax selling for $90m — a price difficult to imagine only weeks ago. The deal involves Greek shipping heavyweight George Procopiou’s Dynacom Tankers, selling the 150,000 dwt Karolos (built…

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Gulf crude exports rebound sharply

Middle Eastern crude exports have staged a dramatic recovery in September, with tanker movements through the Strait of Hormuz rebounding while Saudi Arabia simultaneously restarts its alternative Red Sea export route. Updated Kpler data cited by Reuters put crude exports from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iraq, Oman, Qatar…

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Israel sends Hapag-Lloyd back to drawing board on ZIM

The $4.2bn Hapag-Lloyd takeover of ZIM is not formally dead, but the transaction agreed in February has effectively been sent back to the drawing board after Israeli authorities stopped reviewing the existing structure. Israel’s Government Companies Authority informed ZIM on Tuesday evening that it had ended…

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First Somali piracy crew deaths in over a decade

Five seafarers were killed by Somali pirates before Puntland security forces recaptured the hijacked product tanker Honour 25, marking what appear to be the first crew deaths at the hands of Somali pirates in more than a decade. Puntland’s information ministry said three Pakistanis, one Indian and one Myanmar national…

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Geneva Dry unveils expanded agenda for 2027 edition

Geneva Dry, the world’s premier annual dry bulk shipping conference, has launched marketing for its 2027 edition with an expanded agenda featuring new sessions on bauxite, investment and crewing, alongside a significantly revamped workshop programme. The fourth edition of Geneva Dry will return to the Hotel President…

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Dry bulk fundamentals click into place

Dry bulk’s fundamentals are beginning to line up in a way the market has not seen for years, with cargo growth, longer voyages, firm period rates and rising asset values all providing support across a sector that tends to accelerate in terms of earnings in most Q4s. New research from Greece’s Ursa Shipbrokers…

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MSC fleet and orderbook smash through 10m teu

Mediterranean Shipping Co’s extraordinary expansion has passed another scarcely believable milestone: its existing fleet and firm orderbook now comfortably exceed 10m teu, roughly equivalent to the capacity of the entire global liner industry just 20 years ago. Alphaliner data puts MSC’s operated fleet at about 7.4m…

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COSCO completes first supramax-to-boxship conversion

COSCO (Guangdong) Shipyard has completed the first of at least two conversions turning supramax bulk carriers into containerships, according to Alphaliner. The 53,000 dwt Pu Tuo Hai, a 2007-built Diamond 53 bulker, entered the Guangzhou yard on June 10 and emerged a little over three months later as the 2,528 teu…

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Seven Island Shipping fleet value passes the half-billion mark

Mumbai-based Seven Islands Shipping has emerged as the taker of the 50,000 dwt MTM Mississippi (built 2006), a ship that has been renamed Inspire. A price tag of close to $15.5 m has been attached to the deal.The ship was sold by MT Maritime. The acquisition marks the second MR move this year by the …

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AI risks hollowing out shipping’s next generation of expertise

Shipping’s AI debate is moving rapidly beyond technology towards the far more difficult question of what happens to the people expected to work alongside it. That was the central theme running through the AI, Digitalisation and the Maritime Workforce panel at last week’s Splash Singapore, where executives from…

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PUERTO SAN ANTONIO Y UNIVERSIDAD ADOLFO IBÁÑEZ INICIAN PROYECTO PARA AUMENTAR LA EFICIENCIA DE LA LOGÍSTICA TERRESTRE

Con una primera jornada de trabajo que reunió a equipos de la Empresa Portuaria San Antonio (EPSA) y especialistas vinculados al programa Science to Business de la Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, se dio inicio a un proyecto de co-creación orientado a explorar una solución tecnológica que permita mejorar y optimizar los…

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