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2023 September 27
https://maritime-executive.com
Russia Increases State Subsidies for its Struggling Shipyards
In the 2024 financial year, Russia is reportedly planning to ramp up subsidies to the Russian shipbuilders by over $68 million...Russia Increases State Subsidies for its Struggling Shipyards
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2023 September 27
https://www.seatrade-maritime.com
Container freight rates to hit 2016 levels
Asia to Europe rates are already below 2019 levels and there is a real risk that rates on the trade could slump to 2016 levels...Container freight rates to hit 2016 levels
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2023 September 23
https://shippingwatch.com
Opinion: Europe's key ports have become better connected after Covid
The major container ports are woven even more closely into the web of world trade...Opinion: Europe's key ports have become better connected after Covid
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2023 September 20
https://www.seatrade-maritime.com
The rise of alternative fuels both for vessel propulsion and as part of cargo such as electric vehicles is resulting in new risks for marine insurers...New fuels, new risks
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2023 September 19
https://www.globaltrademag.com
Port of Long Beach $4.7 Billion ‘Pier Wind’ Offshore Wind Port Construction to Start in 2027
The Port of Long Beach projects that it will begin construction on its 400 acre ‘Pier Wind’ offshore wind port in 2027...Port of Long Beach $4.7 Billion ‘Pier Wind’ Offshore Wind Port Construction to Start in 2027
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2023 September 15
https://www.offshore-energy.biz
Putin visits Zvezda complex, attends naming of Sovcomflot LNG carrier
this vessel is designed to transport oil and is capable of independently navigating without icebreaker support in the waters of the northern seas...Putin visits Zvezda complex, attends naming of Sovcomflot LNG carrier
2023 March 13
Ports booked by Belarus
Belarus has cut a window, but not to Europe. Amid the European sanctions, the Republic of Belarus has begun to develop Russian ports, hoping to obtain Port Bronka, a multi-purpose terminal in Saint-Petersburg, as well as port facilities for handling its cargo in Russia’s north and south.