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20/03/2015at 14:42

This week's top stories on ShippingWatch

Hafnia Looks set for an IPO in 2015. Dry bulk made headlines again. Maersk execs in play for new top jobs. Are scrubbers good for the environment? Here is a selection of this week's top stories on ShippingWatch.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN

Hafnia Tankers headed for an IPO

Analysts: Potential IPO for Hafnia Tankers in 2015

Hafnia Tankers made USD 11 million operating profit in 2014

 

Are scrubbers good for the environment?

Report: Scrubbers clean the air but pollute the sea

DFDS enraged about scrubber criticism

 

Dry bulk made headlines again

Ultrabulk: Our business model can survive the crisis

Bulk crisis cuts Ultrabulk's bottom line in half

Nordea Markets: Chinese slowdown could last for decades

Dry bulk merger: Worst market in 40 years

Brokers: No rate improvement for Capesize ships

Dry bulk meltdown could be a mere first warning

 

Alliance volumes came as surprise

DP World: Alliances have surprised the industry

DP World exceeded expectations in 2014

 

Oil price is changing the North Sea

Report: Norwegian offshore carriers lose 4.2 percent this year 

Transocean scraps four rigs and takes big loss 

Clarksons: Big market for decommissioning in North Sea 

Russian billionaire to sell North Sea fields after all 

UK plans lower oil taxes in the North Sea

Siem Offshore preparing to split the company in two 

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New owner to improve Scan Global Logistics’ acquisition abilities

The experience and international outlook of one of the world’s largest private equity firms is a perfect match for the ambitions at Scan Global Logistics.
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Scan Global Logistics sold to private equity firm

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DP World expects uncertain growth developments in 2023

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EU project aims to make marine fuels with green energy

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

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Carriers are becoming more punctual following massive delays during the pandemic

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

New Christiania Shipping CEO Fridtjof C. Eitzen maintains that acquisitions are on hold after a record year. The 36-year-old marine engineer, fifth generation in the Eitzen dynasty, wants to electrify shipping.

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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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Maersk's chief of fleet leaves after 25 years as reshuffling continues

Palle Laursen leaves Maersk after 25 years in the company. Another leader is also out the door, as Vincent Clerc continues to put his stamp on the shipping giant.

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