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15/05/2014at 15:52

This week's top stories on ShippingWatch

New oil research center in Denmark, new potentially huge sulphur alliance, and interim reports from major carriers took center stage this past week on ShippingWatch.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT

USD 184.3 million for new research center

The DUC partners have donated USD 184.3 million over ten years for a new oil research center, to be headed by a former Maersk executive.

Mr. Triple-E to head oil research

"We need 100 of the best researchers"

Danish carriers take a hit

Both Norden and Torm published disappointing interim reports.

Weak market forces Norden to downgrade 2014

Norden hit by Atlantic nightmare

Dansk Bank lowers Norden expectations

Torm has negative equity of 100 mio USD

Jacob Meldgaard: We're doing exactly what we should

Sulphur alliance in the making

New alliance wants carriers to work together to ensure proper enforcement of new sulphur regulations.

World's biggest carriers to launch sulphur alliance

Here are the principles behind the Trident Alliance

Maersk supports new sulphur alliance

This week also featured in-depth stories

Heavy lift in high seas

BBC Chartering: We all took a hit in 2013

Further reading

Private equity funds:

Broker: Equity funds in shipping fumbling blindly

Equity funds pump USD 32 billion into shipping

 

Maersk Drilling going forward:

Maersk Drilling: We will keep investing

 

Thorco's plans:

Thorco: Plenty of appetite for growth

 

Interim reports:

Hapag-Lloyd made new deficit in 1st quarter

MOL improved across all segments 

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The Danish Energy Agency has temporarily halted all processing of projects applying for licenses via the national open-door ordinance to await the EU’s assessment of the scheme’s compliance with EU law.
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Carriers are becoming more punctual following massive delays during the pandemic

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Maersk redirects traffic following earthquake

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Carriers are becoming more punctual following massive delays during the pandemic

The 14 leading carriers improved their schedule reliability in 2022, shows new report. But pre-pandemic levels are still far away.

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DP World expects uncertain growth developments in 2023

Port operator DP World exits 2022 with growth across the portfolio and expects development to continue throughout the year in spite of mounting uncertainties.

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Eitzen son wants to electrify shipping as new CEO of Christiania Shipping

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