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RightShip Report Reveals Disconnect Between ESG Commitments and Commercial Reality in Vessel Selection

RightShip Report Reveals Disconnect Between ESG Commitments and Commercial Reality in Vessel Selection
RightShip yesterday released From Pledges to Practice: Anchoring Safety, Sustainability and Crew Welfare in Vessel Selection, a new research report produced with maritime consultancy Thetius that uncovers a persistent disconnect between industry ambitions on ESG and...
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An industry first: PALFINGER to provide fully electric jib cranes for offshore wind farms

An industry first: PALFINGER to provide fully electric jib cranes for offshore wind farms
Earlier this year, PALFINGER announced the contract to supply 100 platform cranes for the Bałtyk 2 and Bałtyk 3 offshore wind farms in Poland. Now, PALFINGER has been selected to deliver the first fully electric offshore cranes to be installed on the substations of...
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India’s west coast bunker demand rebounds in Oct on steady supply growth

Demand for bunker fuels at India’s west coast ports of Mumbai, Kandla and Kochi increased in October, driven by strong supply availability from domestic refineries. However, east coast ports reported sluggish demand due to Diwali festivities and operational...
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Court of Appeal upholds pay first provision in marine insurance policy

Court of Appeal upholds pay first provision in marine insurance policy
In a significant decision for marine insurers, the Court of Appeal has agreed with the Commercial Court that a pay first provision in a marine insurance policy was valid and effective. Consequently, the insurer of an insolvent assured could rely on this provision to...
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Iron Ore’s Shifting Currents: Supply Surge Meets China Slowdown

In the Pilbara, BHP is doubling down on growth, pledging A$1.4 billion to enhance Port Hedland infrastructure and sustain export capacity near 305 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa). The investment signals confidence in steady, high-volume output from Western Australian...
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Why coal still clings on in renewable energy powerhouse Brazil

Why coal still clings on in renewable energy powerhouse Brazil
One of Brazil’s last coal plants roared back to life in July after a powerful business group invested millions to keep its turbines turning in the southern mining town of Candiota. The plant’s owner Ambar, controlled by billionaire brothers Wesley and Joesley Batista,...
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