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UAE MOEI and the International Chamber of Shipping unveil plans for COP28

0Website MuseumThe shipping industry will come together at a series of events during the UNFCCC Climate Conference CO.P28 The major summit – Shaping the Future of Shipping – will be hosted under the patronage of His Excellency Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei, United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) Minister for Energy and Infrastructure (MOEI) at the Museum of the Future in Dubai.

New environmental data report confirms step change in cruise industry uptake of new environmental technologies

0CLIA LogoCruise Lines International Association (CLIA), the leading voice of the global cruise industry, released its 2023 Global Cruise Industry Environmental Technologies and Practices Report, showing concrete progress by the sector in advancing its environmental and sustainability agenda.

CELESTYAL JOURNEY departs on maiden Aegean voyage

0ΣελΤζέρνι1This weekend saw the new North Star of the Celestyal fleet, Celestyal Journey, set sail on her maiden voyage around the Aegean, cruising in the expert hands of industry veteran, captain Angelos Vassilakos.

Summer moved on and September is "ante portas" but

bulk ships 000Summer moved on and September is "ante portas" but things remain quite unchanged.

Positive course for the dry bulk market

Bulk carrier 1Iakovos (Jack) Archontakis
Commercial Manager TMC MARITIME CO.

Dr. Fotios-Evangelos Karlis
Maritime Executive and Consultant

The dry bulk cargo market continued with a marginal decline as Capes fell, while the rest of the sizes showed an increase.

In the first 8-month period of 2023

bulk ships 000In the first 8-month period of 2023, the newbuilding activity in the four main sectors, dry bulk, tanker, Container and Gas, shows a slight decrease (13% down) compared to the same period of 2022. As of 25th August, a total of 751 orders have been placed, with the Tanker market driving the newbuilding activity.

As worries about China's worsening

bulk ships 000As worries about China's worsening property crisis and its effects on the economy grow, the real estate giant, Evergrande has been forced to file for U.S bankruptcy protection earlier this week. In the meantime, as China tries to revive economic growth post-pandemic, its central bank lowered the one-year loan prime rate and left the five-year rate unchanged, disappointing markets.

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