FreightWaves • June 10, 2021 What $70+ oil means to container, tanker and dry bulk shipping Rising fuel costs are yet another woe for containerized cargo shippers, while widening spreads should benefit ships with scrubbers.
FreightWaves • May 11, 2021 Why Wall Street’s best-performing shipowner is building a war chest Danaos will stockpile cash from the current boom and spend it on new ships when environmental regs are clearer.
FreightWaves • February 16, 2021 Shipping tech startups: ‘Amazing’ valuations, ‘huge surge’ in interest More venture capital flowing to maritime tech startups – and more shipping companies giving those startups a trial run.
FreightWaves • January 16, 2021 Ship fuel prices jump, spread widens. Is ‘scrubber’ revival nigh? Higher fuel prices are bad news for box shippers. Higher fuel spreads are good news for owners with scrubber-fitted fleets.
FreightWaves • October 27, 2020 Shipping climate clash: What it means to bottom lines What happens next at the IMO will affect oceangoing ship capacity — and freight rates — for decades to come.
FreightWaves • October 16, 2020 ‘Exit Strategy’: Clock is ticking for swashbuckling shipowners Sequel to “The Shipping Man” asks whether ESG will kill the old-school style of traditional shipowners.
FreightWaves • October 14, 2020 Trump vs. Biden: How the winner could affect ocean shipping A “blue sweep” win for Democrats could be good for container ships, bad for tankers.
FreightWaves • October 8, 2020 Can green shipping scheme lick ‘herding cats’ dilemma? Banks, charterers, shipowners and governments want to clean up ocean transport. Not necessarily in the same way.
FreightWaves • October 6, 2020 New ship orders sink as fear of future economic crisis grows Shipping CEOs see an increasing risk of a global economic crisis in the decade ahead.
FreightWaves • September 25, 2020 How IMO 2020 turned into the Y2K of ocean shipping Marine fuel prices are down 30% year-on-year despite the IMO 2020 regulation.
FreightWaves • September 8, 2020 Shipping suffers wave of spills, fires, collisions and lives lost After decades of safety improvements, a deadly stretch of casualties for ocean shipping.
FreightWaves • July 29, 2020 Ship orders collapse; will rate boom follow? New data reveals just how far ship orders have sunk. The less that are ordered, the higher future rates could climb.
FreightWaves • March 19, 2020 How cruising’s coronavirus crisis alters marine-fuel equation Halt of cruise voyages will slash HFO demand, a positive for cargo ships with scrubbers.
FreightWaves • March 10, 2020 Coronavirus is decimating IMO 2020 ship-scrubber savings Ship scrubbers no longer equate to big savings on fuel costs. Is this only temporary?
FreightWaves • March 5, 2020 How OPEC’s coronavirus cuts affect ocean shipping Slashed oil production is bad for tankers, but fallout for container ships hinges on price action.
FreightWaves • February 11, 2020 Q&A: Nautilus Labs on how tech can tackle fuel use and emissions An exclusive interview with Matt Heider, CEO of voyage-optimization platform Nautilus Labs.
FreightWaves • February 7, 2020 Shipping decarbonization hinges on owners of cargo, not ships Momentum builds for decarbonization of ocean shipping but it’s far from a done deal.
FreightWaves • February 6, 2020 IMO 2020 throws monkey wrench into ocean rate visibility It has become even harder to determine what the prevailing bulk ocean freight rate really is.
FreightWaves • January 17, 2020 Book review: ‘IMO 2020: A Regulatory Tsunami’ A new book places IMO 2020 in the context of a potential “third revolution” for shipping.
FreightWaves • January 10, 2020 What happens when IMO 2020 collides with cargo slump? What’s going on in dry bulk, the world’s largest transport market by volume, is a cautionary tale for all ocean segments.
