Maritime in Minutes - May 2022 Seatrade Maritime Podcast

In the latest episode of Maritime in Minutes Seatrade Maritime News Editor, Marcus Hand, and Europe Editor, Gary Howard, discuss and comment on the stories that stood out on Seatrade Maritime News during the last month.
Get the highlights of the ongoing P&O Ferries debacle – will they finally get all their fleet back in service?
Find out what caused the bunker contamination that hit ships refueling in Singapore earlier this year.
The latest on the impact of war in the Ukraine on shipping.
Measures from terminal operator PSA to reduce emissions in the supply chain.
Learn about the extension of the scope of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme.
Just how much money did container lines make in Q1?
All the numbers on the Greek-controlled shipping fleet.
How seafarer demand is driving up wages and fake CVs.
Links to stories featured in this episode
Seafarer shortage – rising wages and fake CVs
Greek-controlled shipping tonnage hits all-time high
European Parliament brings EU ETS closer to shipping
$60bn first quarter windfall for container sector
PSA and CMA CGM team up on digital just-in-time arrival tool
Black Sea agribulk exports fall 35% in April due to Ukraine war
47 deficiencies, 13 grounds for detention in P&O ferry inspection
Singapore traces bad bunkers to Khor Fakkan cargo
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