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For most of my career at sea and ashore, vetting was seen as a stressful test to survive. The inspector arrives, tensions rise, and the outcome is perceived as a verdict based on a single day’s performance. That mindset is now a liability, and it was never quite accurate either. Vetting is not something done ...
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Weekly changes in LNG bunker prices: • Rotterdam down by $29/mt to $1,122/mt • Singapore down by $23/mt at $1,371/mt • Baltics down by $30/mt to $1,226/mt Rotterdam Rotterdam’s LNG bunker price has…
After a marginal decline in 2024, things picked up in 2025, with volumes increasing by +1.8% y-o-y. In Jan-Jun 2026, however, global Source: banchero costa & c s.p.a
Leading digital platform OneLink Performance is urging shipowners, operators and technical managers to rethink the role of maritime dashboards, arguing that reporting should guide decisions and prove…
From products to crude: how the strikes reshaped Russia’s seaborne exports Ukraine’s strikes on Russian ports and refineries stepped up sharply after March 2026, and the effect on Russia’s seaborne…
The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk freight index, which monitors rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, adavanced for a fourth straight session on Tuesday, rising about 3.3% to a three-week high…
The tanker market could be faced with a totally different scenario in the future, regardless of what happens in the Strait of Hormuz, since, it now looks that the previous status won’t return, even…