
Dry bulk sector on upward trend as it looks to future green goals, says INTERCARGO
Supply and demand in the dry bulk sector is showing a clear upward trend, having weakened significantly at the start of this year, according to INTERCARGO.
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Supply and demand in the dry bulk sector is showing a clear upward trend, having weakened significantly at the start of this year, according to INTERCARGO.

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and Vale have announced a partnership to retrofit a Capesize class bulk carrier with two rotor sails produced by Norsepower.

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. and Anglo American have agreed to establish a working committee for collaborative research on decarbonisation.

Wärtsilä and Berge Bulk have completed the maritime industry’s first inline shaft generator retrofit.

Inland shipping construction yard, Concordia Damen, is set to deliver two ‘CDS Dry Cargo 110’ vessels to Amer Shipping.

Carlo Robiati, Alexandre Claude, Rachna Rana, Giorgos Gerakakis, and Steven Devery, DBX, review the current state of the dry bulk industry, provide some critical supply chain analysis, and emphasise the importance of data to paving the industry’s way forward.

Bothra Shipping Services has ordered three all-electric Generation 6 Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbour Cranes for its bulk terminals at the Port of Kakinada.

CODELCO and NYK Bulk & Project Carriers have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly study the decarbonised transportation of copper products.

PortXchange Products has announced a long-term global partnership with BigMile to provide digital solutions to increase the transparency of shipping emissions in port areas.

Techsol Marine has announced that it is teaming up with Yaskawa Environmental Energy / The Switch to further develop its smart electrical distribution system for ships.

New wood-chip carrier for Marusumi Paper Co. has been delivered additionally contributing to oceanographic research on microplastics.

SAFEEN Marine Services marks 5 million man-hours with zero lost time injuries or environmental incidents.