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Chaos to Clarity: How Index-Linked Contracts Are Redefining Freight Procurement

Chaos to Clarity: How Index-Linked Contracts Are Redefining Freight Procurement
The last few years have been a stress test for global supply chains. Rates surged to historic highs, collapsed just as quickly, and never fully returned to predictable patterns. Even the most experienced procurement teams found themselves navigating a market where...
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Clean tanker differentials flip; Suez Canal commands premium over Cape: market sources

Clean tanker differentials flip; Suez Canal commands premium over Cape: market sources
Clean tanker voyages through the Suez Canal are commanding a significant premium over the longer Cape of Good Hope route due to tighter supply and owners’ reluctance to use the shorter but riskier waterway, market participants, including charterers, owners and...
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Safe Bulkers, Inc. Announces a Ten Million Shares of Common Stock Repurchase Program

Safe Bulkers, Inc. Announces a Ten Million Shares of Common Stock Repurchase Program
Safe Bulkers, Inc. (the Company) (NYSE: SB), an international provider of marine drybulk transportation services, announced today that it has authorized a program under which it may from time to time in the future purchase up to 10,000,000 shares of the Company’s...
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When cargo becomes fuel: Complexities of boil-off and reliquefication in LNG shipping

When cargo becomes fuel: Complexities of boil-off and reliquefication in LNG shipping
The transportation of liquefied natural gas (‘LNG’) will always involve a small part of the liquid cargo evaporating during carriage. This evaporation of the cargo, which varies in amount from ship to ship depending on design, is completely normal and necessary and is...
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DNV report: Methanol as marine fuel at high readiness level, but adoption hurdles remain

DNV report: Methanol as marine fuel at high readiness level, but adoption hurdles remain
As the industry explores multiple decarbonization pathways, methanol is gaining attention as a practical and scalable alternative fuel for deep-sea shipping. This is supported by over 450 methanol-capable vessels in operation and on order and technical solutions now...
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