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Maersk ship arrested in Tunisia by displeased Honam customers
Displeased shippers, several of which claim to have lost money on the Maersk Honam fire, have arrested a Maersk vessel in Tunisia. Maersk Line recently changed its ownership structure in Tunisia.
Analyst casts doubts on product carriers' 2020 hopes
Shipowners and analysts project solid demand growth for product tanker ahead of the new global sulfur regulations in 2020. But many elements remain uncertain, and there is a lack of concrete data, renowned analyst tells ShippingWatch.
Noble Chartering CEO: Additional ship sales likely in store
The number of owned ships has gone down again at dry bulk operator Noble Chartering, and more ship sales could be in store on the longer term, CEO Michael Nagler tells ShippingWatch.
K Line hedging its bets ahead of global sulfur cap
In a new report, K Line CEO Elzo Murakami points to various ways in which the Japanese shipping company plans to comply with the 2020 sulfur cap. The company was recently projected to be among the weaker players in terms of competition by that date.
China considers ban on open-loop scrubbers
It is far from certain that open-loop scrubbers will be approved in China once the country imposes stricter sulfur regulations from next year. Meanwhile, a large, German shipping company has just invested in open-loop scrubbers, which have faced harsh criticism in the industry.
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