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Irish Shipping volumes up 2% for 3Q16

The latest quarterly iShip Index, published by the IMDO, shows that shipping and port activity in the Republic of Ireland rose by 2% in 3Q16 compared to 3Q15.

 
 

Dry bulk shipping to recover on muted vessel supply

Moderating vessel supply growth with a small improvement in the outlook for seaborne trade will help reduce overcapacity and enable a recovery in the dry bulk shipping market, according to Drewry.

 

New ship orders collapse

Japanese shipyards received just two orders to new dry bulk carriers in October, compared to 27 the year before.

 
 

Fortescue secures VLOC financing

Fortescue has secured a US$473 million funding agreement from CDB Leasing for its very large ore carriers.

 
 
 
 

Diana Shipping cancels shipbuilding contract

Diana Shipping Inc. has, through a wholly-owned subsidiary, provided notice of cancellation of a shipbuilding contract for a kamsarmax dry bulk carrier.

 

SEA/LNG welcomes low-sulfur rule timeline

SEA/LNG, which promotes the use of LNG as a marine fuel, has welcomed an IMO decision to introduce a global sulfur cap on marine fuels in 2020.

 
 
 

Cloud Peak to restart coal exports

US coal company, Cloud Peak Energy, has contracted to export around 1 million short t of thermal coal to Asian markets.