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Partnering on pathways to tomorrow
Knut Ørbeck-Nilssen, CEO Maritime, DNV, says that while progress towards industry decarbonisation should be applauded, it must be accelerated
Cautious optimism in 2023
Research Analyst at Drewry, Tanvi Sharma, reports how the dry bulk market will remain subdued in 2023 relative to 2022 due to tepid growth in demand juxtaposed with a rise in supply. However, a weak orderbook relative to demand projections will keep the rates elevated over the next few years as compared to the pre-Covid era
Avondale Global Gateway
The port of South Louisiana has entered into an agreement to purchase the state's industrial icon with T. Parker Host to remain as terminal operator
Making sense of grabs
Grabs are suitable for the handling of dry bulk commodities from coal to pet coke, grains to aggregates and many more. IBJ reviews recent innovations and established, proven options available
Master, commander and a formidable crew
How entrepreneur AJ Rahman transformed the shipping venture he launched from his basement into a billion-dollar, international dry bulk operator
Ship-to-ship
The growth of transhipment technologies has allowed countries with a dearth of deepwater ports to become major players in the bulk logistics chain
Securing supply chains and net zero
The Chief Executive Officer of UK based PD Ports, Frans Calje, has released a statement to IBJ, updating on key developments over the past year and plans for 2023
Fertilizer prices rise
Fertilizer prices increased to 10-year highs over 2021 and 2022
Antwerp-Bruges stable in 2022
In April 2022, two Belgian ports became one, operating as one port, with one management team, at two different locations. The Port of Antwerp-Bruges held its own, with strong growth in bulk cargo, in a year full of geopolitical challenges
Creating safer workplaces
The most recognized name in atomized mist technology for dust control has introduced a new model that suppresses indoor particulate emissions for industries such as raw material handling
Dunkerque Port continues growth
Overall traffic grew in 2022 at Dunkerque Port despite the challenges of Brexit and a bulk cargo decline
A Euro-Mediterranean hub
The Port of Tarragona is striving in various ways to reaffirm its position as a strategic location in the Mediterranean
Best year ever
Bulk volumes increase as North Sea Port posts its record year and the USA replaces Russia as its biggest trading partner
Carl Erik Høy-Petersen
DNV Maritime's Business Development Leader discusses how to successfully bring Environmental, Social and Governance reporting to life in shipping companies
