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Ajot: Air freight, buffeted by US tariffs, is losing business to ships
One result of the increases in U.S. tariffs on imports is that the air cargo industry is seeing some freight that previously went by air go instead on to ships, according to Joseph Smith, Director, Aviation Services for investment banker Cassel Salpeter & Co, based in Miami, Florida.
Splash247: Ammonia engine tests show 95% emission cut
Ammonia as a frontrunner in shipping’s fuel of the future stakes is very much back in the headlines with news of a first green ammonia bunkering operation concluded recently in China, and Japanese companies
Splash247: Explosion rocks bulk carrier departing Baltimore
Baltimore’s already bruised maritime sector was dealt another scare on Monday evening when a Greek-owned coal carrier suffered a spectacular explosion as it departed the port.
Shippingtelegraph: SeaBird Exploration signs OBN source work contract for Fulmar Explorer
The Cyprus-based SED Energy Holdings Plc (Energy Holdings) has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary,
Shippingtelegraph: Germany criticizes China’s ‘aggressive stance’ in South China Sea
Germany’s foreign minister Johann Wadephul criticizes China’s “aggressive stance” in the Taiwan Strait and in the East and South China Seas and stresses the need for internationally binding rules.
Shippingtelegraph: Performance Shipping clinches charter for LR2 aframax at $30,000/per day
Greek tanker owner Performance Shipping led-by chairperson of its board Aliki Paliou has sealed a time charter deal with Pakistan National Shipping Corporation for its P. Aliki, a 105,304-dwt LR2 aframax tanker, built in 2010.