HAMBURG: Hapag-Lloyd and DSV have signed a two-year Ship Green framework agreement for the purchase of Scope 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions. The reductions will be generated through the use of sustainable marine
LONDON: NorthStandard has entered a partnership with Signol to offer its members exclusive discounts on their crew led, behaviour change service. NorthStandard recognises the critical role of crew in ensuring safety on board and firmly
LONDON: Hapag-Lloyd’s planned $4.2 billion takeover of Zim will help it stay relevant in an increasingly consolidated container shipping market. What are the implications of the Top 5’s share rising to 67% and other
OSLO: Xeneta monthly schedule reliability update, where we review what the latest reliability developments are signaling across the global supply chain – and what to carry forward into next month’s operations. Global The mid-2025
By Carly Fields In a year where “geopolitics stole almost all the headlines”, 2025 has left the shipping markets in a “constantly changing reality”, according to Jakub Walenkiewicz, principal market analyst at DNV. Speaking
LONDON/COPENHAGEN: A new insight brief by the UCL Shipping and Oceans Research Group for the Getting to Zero coalition, titled “Uncertainty at the IMO: Three scenarios and their consequences for shipping’s transition”, concludes that
COPENHAGEN: Geopolitics has become the leading focus of executive maritime education, reflecting a decisive shift in how senior leaders assess risk, capital and long-term strategy. Copenhagen Business School’s Ms Rosberg, Programme Director of the
NEW DELHI: India’s ongoing maritime sector reforms are translating into concrete outcomes in shipbuilding and green shipping, with the signing of a contract between global shipping major CMA CGM and Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL)
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd’s $4.2 billion deal to buy Zim is the beginning of the end of the container shipping’s age of consolidation as the top carriers vie for market share. More than 20 years
DUBAI/LONDON: Marcura has acquired Shipdem, a UK-based specialist in chemical tanker laytime and demurrage, from its parent company, Casper Shipping. The acquisition deepens Marcura’s capability in one of the most technically demanding tanker segments. Shipdem