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Samsung Heavy Industries Subcontracts 4 Suezmax Tankers to China Due to Labor Shortages

Samsung Heavy Industries has announced its decision to outsource the construction of four Suezmax tankers (crude oil carriers) to Chinese shipyards, a strategic move aimed at addressing the current labor shortages and dock capacity issues faced by the company. This...
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China’s recasting of UCO trade: Minimal impact on chemical shipping

China eliminated the 13% export tax rebate on the popular feedstock for biofuels-used cooking oil (UCO) on 1 December 2024, aiming to increase domestic supply as the country intends to implement a 2% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) blend requirement in 2025. This move...
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HJ Heavy Industries Secures Design Approval for 88,000㎥ Very Large Ammonia Carrier

HJ Heavy Industries Secures Design Approval for 88,000㎥ Very Large Ammonia Carrier
HJ Heavy Industries announced on Dec. 30 that it has obtained design concept approval for an 88,000㎥ class very large ammonia carrier (VLAC) from the UK-based Lloyd’s Register (LR). This approval marks a crucial step in the company’s efforts to lead the market in...
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German foreign minister warns of Russian ‘shadow fleet’

German foreign minister warns of Russian ‘shadow fleet’
Multiple recent incidents involving undersea cables in the Baltic Sea were unlikely to be a coincidence, Annalena Baerbock said. She called for tougher sanctions on Russia’s so-called “shadow fleet” of ships. German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock has issued a...
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LNG shipping stocks: Modest gains despite low trading activity

Last week, the UP World LNG Shipping Index (UPI) outpaced the S&P 500, gaining 2.46% as the broader market rose by 0.67%. Despite this recovery during the shortened Christmas week, the UPI faced uncertainty as moving averages signaled mixed trends and trading...
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Asia Fuel Oil: Window activity thin; cautiousness on fundamentals remain

Asia’s fuel oil markets began the week with slow trading momentum, with traders remaining cautious on forward demand-supply fundamentals and the impact of China’s buying activity would pan out. A buy-sell gap continued to hinder window trading activity, with the...
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