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IMO makes steady progress on the Net Zero Framework, with large majority continuing to back GHG pricing and centralised fund to support shipping’s transition

The IMO’s 22nd Intersessional Working Group on GHG emissions has concluded with significant majority of member states (two thirds of those who took the floor) supporting a centralised system for collecting revenues, operationalized through a GHG price (RU price), and disbursing it for rewards for early adopters and supporting a just and equitable transition. The ...

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Panama Canal Postpones Neopanamax Draft Adjustment

The Panama Canal will maintain the current maximum authorized draft for vessels transiting the Neopanamax Locks which will allow customers to continue operating under the existing 14.63-meter…

  • Panama Canal postpones Neopanamax draft reduction.
  • Current maximum authorized draft remains 14.63 meters.
  • Decision based on Gatun Lake levels and weather projections.

Scarcity of recycling tonnage pushes Indian yards towards highly speculative bids, says Wirana Shipping

Indian ship recyclers are increasingly prepared to bid at levels that could result in substantial losses based on current prices as competition for a limited number of end-of-life vessels intensifies…

  • Indian ship recyclers bidding at loss-making levels due to scarcity of vessels.
  • High-standard recycling facilities aggressively bidding for limited supply.
  • Scarcity of vessels has become as important as steel value in determining prices.

Asia-US container rates rise, tanker rates ex-USG soften as Asia port congestion intensifies

Rates for shipping containers from east Asia and China to the US were mostly higher this week while rates for liquid chemical tankers ex-US Gulf were mostly softer, all while schedule reliability is…

  • Asia-US container rates rise to 7,800/FEU, highest since mid-2022
  • Tanker rates from US Gulf to Asia soften, chemical rates lower
  • Port congestion in Asia intensifies due to three named hurricanes

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