Navig8 expects ‘wave of tanker scrapping’ around the corner
Low charter rates and an ageing fleet mean more vessels will soon end up in recycling facilities, says research director Paul Marsh
Tankers
Team Tankers linked to effort to sell more former Laurin ships
Executive chairman Morten Arntzen says the company is not in a rush to sell
Hill Dickinson brings in Wikborg Rein Singapore chief Ian Teare
Experienced shipping lawyer will divide his time between London and Piraeus
Can new Lloyd’s Register head Nick Brown deliver a green vision?
Next chief executive of the classification society will face challenges in resolving contradictions to help shipping clean up its act
Shipping’s great expos have space to reinvent and reimagine their role
Coronavirus pandemic gives major conferences the chance to refresh what they offer the industry’s globe-trotting army of executives
US military ties-up commercial tanker trio at healthy rates
Schuyler Line Navigation, AP Moller Maersk and American Petroleum Tankers latest beneficiaries of government charters
Unpaid crew of hijacked tanker unable to work three months after ordeal
Indian seafarers say UAE authorities retain crucial certificates following forced voyage to Iran
Performance Shipping enacts new quarterly dividend policy
The first dividend will be paid in the third quarter
Tanker fleet could grow even with a small orderbook, report suggests
There are still plenty of ships that are inactive but tradeable, Alphatanker said
Trafigura hails ‘flight to quality’ after sealing $1.6bn loan
Trading and chartering giant says it represents a safe haven in turbulent times for lenders