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Dry bulk ship recycling falls 36% to 18-year low

“Between January and October 2026, dry bulk ship recycling fell 36% y/y to 3m DWT, its lowest level in 18 years. Only 70 ships were recycled, primarily smaller ships in the handysize and supramax segments, as strong freight rates have extended the operational lives of older ships,” says Filipe Gouveia, Shipping Analysis Manager at BIMCO. ...

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US ethanol readily available to fuel the world’s methanol-capable fleet

Ethanol can use the dual-fuel engines and bunkering infrastructure built for methanol with limited modification. That gives shipowners a readily available fuel for a growing fleet at a time when…

  • US ethanol readily fuels methanol-capable fleet with minimal modifications
  • US ethanol production capacity exceeds demand by 2 billion gallons
  • Ethanol bunkering transitions from trials to commercial operation

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