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The dark fleet and safety dangers, secondhand ship prices, mega-port developments, regulatory pressures, and much more 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.
In this episode Marcus and Gary discuss
The worrying state of the Venezuelan tanker fleetSeafarer welfare and shore leave restrictionsSecondhand ship pricesThe dark fleetRegulatory pressureWomen in maritimeMSC hitting 5m teu slot capacityPort Klang’s mega expansion plansPrice challenge for alternative fuelsOSM Thome merger completion
Links to stories featured in this episode:
PDVSA tanker fleet flirting with disasterSeafarer Happiness Index dipsSecondhand to newbuild price ratios signal shipowners’ sentimentThe dark fleet - creeping anarchy in the world’s oceansSeatrade Maritime & Logistics Middle EastMSC containership fleet to hit 5m teu capacity this monthMalaysia moving ahead with ‘game changer’ Carey Island mega-port Price the biggest challenge in adoption of alternative fuels: EaglestarOSM Thome merger approved - CEO Norbye focuses on building a single organisationBarber Ship Management building a presence in the tanker sector
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This In Focus episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcasts looks into current trends in the transshipment market and where the market may be heading in the future.
Equipment manufacturers need to anticipate their customers' demands and so Tim Ladendorf, Global Application Manager, Ship Cranes, Port and Transshipment Solutions, Liebherr has plenty of insights into the transshipment market and how its requirements shape Liebherr's technology.
Gary and Tim cover recent developments across the transshipment of coal, grains and other commodities, the current state of the market, and the factors affecting the future direction of transshipment equipment.
Tim also outlines the development process of Liebherr's new CBG 500 E model and the features and capabilities incorporated to serve the growing transshipment market.

In this latest Maritime Masterclass episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast we feature Gina Panayiotou ESG Manager from the West of England P&I Club.
Seatrade Maritime’s Emma Howell talks to Gina about her role at the Club, her passion for the industry, and mentoring young women entering the maritime sector.
 The conversation covers:
The importance of ESGBalancing full time work with voluntary commitmentsAdvice for young women joining the maritime sectorThe importance of mentoringWomen in leadership and the gender pay gap
Listen to the episode now to find out more
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Need for ambition on IMO emission targets, Starlink shaking up maritime communications, the slow pace of digitalisation, new nuclear power, and more from the Singapore Maritime Week in Minutes podcast.
In this bonus episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast, Marcus Hand, Editor of Seatrade Maritime News Editor, takes listeners through five days of Singapore Maritime Week.
Get the journalist’s perspective as Marcus talks about key points from top level speeches, conference panels, one-on-one interviews, and makes observations around the week while covering events for Seatrade Maritime News.
Listen now to learn all about what happened at Singapore Maritime Week 2023 in just 13 minutes.
Links to stories featured in this episode
Push for IMO to set ‘ambitious’ climate goals for shippingFaster pace of maritime digitalisation needed to meet decarbonisation challengeSingapore Maritime Week – no jacket requiredDisparity in progress delaying digital adoption in maritimeInmarsat - meeting demand growth, seamless connectivity, and competitionCore Power hits $100m funding milestone for experimental reactorERMA First diversifying into shore power and carbon capture87% of seafarers say training needed for handling new fuels
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MSC, size and container shipping, the collapse of Ince, Ocean Network Express’ cloudy crystal ball, piracy, and much more 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.
In this episode Marcus and Gary discuss Containership size and orderbookMSC’s ever growing fleetCarbon capture and storageInce going into administrationThe hijacking of the Succces 9Elon Musk, Starlink and maritimeONE’s lack of earnings forecastGreen corridorsThe birth of Seatrium
Listen now to catch up on all the top stories in April
Links to stories featured in this episode
$34.7bn container line profits mark second straight quarterly decline
MSC’s secondhand boxship buying spree passes 300 mark
Lloyd’s Register awarded GCMD liquefied CO₂ offloading study
Maritime lawyers Ince fall into administration
Missing Singapore tanker and crew found safe off West Africa
Users give rave reviews of Starlink’s maritime service
2023 too difficult to forecast says ONE
Singapore expands green corridors with LA/Long Beach agreement
Seatrium is born from Keppel O&M and Sembcorp Marine
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In this In Conversation episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast, Europe Editor Gary Howard speaks with Paul Jewell, System Development Manager at National Grid about the challenges facing UK energy distribution as decarbonisation looks to change energy demands across the country.
Jewell talks about the familiar challenge of building assets with a long life span during a period of uncertain outlook, and the steps National Grid are taking to ensure its infrastructure is ready to cope with the increase energy demand of the future, as well as changes in energy production.
The conversation covers the likelihood of green fuel production in ports and its effect on energy demand, demand from ancialliary sources like reefers and port equipment, and the scale of demand from cold ironing commercial ships and cruise ships calls.
Jewell also discusses the lessons the grid has learned from rolling out car chargers across motorway infrastructure, and how those lessons can be applied to the needs of ports and the wider maritime industry.
In the episode, paul mentions the National Grid Decarbonisation Tool for Ports and the relevant experience gathered from the Take Charge project.
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