Dry cargo shipping news
Altura Mining gives update on Western Australia lithium project
The company has shipped four cargoes to Chinese based converters in recent weeks.
BIMCO: China yet to impose full ban on open-loop scrubbers
The international shipping association has said that reports of a full ban are premature, but that the situation could soon change.
Eagle Bulk CEO to lead webinar on dry bulk industry and outlook for 2019
On 10 January, Eagle Bulk Shipping hold a Bloomberg Intelligence webinar on the outlook for the global dry bulk shipping market and the implications of the IMO 2020 emission regulation.
Freight derivative trade volumes up in 2018
In 2018, freight derivative volumes in the tanker market rose by 20%, volumes in the dry market rose 1.4%, and dry options volumes rose by 44%.
2019 about more than just Brexit, says BPA
British Ports Association Chief Executive Richard Ballantyne outlines the Association’s key priorities for 2019.
FESCO issues update on cargo shipped under the northern delivery in 2018
FESCO transported 157 000 t of cargo to the Northern Territories of Russia under the northern delivery in 2018.
Concordia Maritime sells positions in chartered-in suezmax vessels
The economic value corresponds to an EBITDA of US$5.3 million.
Future of historic canal ship safeguarded by Peel Ports
Peel Ports has donated £75 000 to safeguard a historic steam-powered tug from Liverpool, the Danny.
The Rotterdam effect: economic significance of the port is double than originally thought
The Port of Rotterdam contributes twice as much to the gross domestic product than previously calculated, according to the Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Diana Shipping enters into time charter contract with SwissMarine
The time charter contract with SwissMarine Services S.A. is for one of its capesize dry bulk vessels, the m/v Seattle.