If we’re not using oil, what happens to all those tankers?

As bans on open-loop scrubber use rise, so do shipowners’ costs

Shipowners wary of boiling waters in the Eastern Mediterranean

Irony of Maersk Etienne stand-off should not mask social importance of investment

Winter is coming: Hope for tanker rates after summer stagnation

Shipyards miss a trick in focusing on the upfront price of ships, not their operating costs

Stock markets deliver knockout results, but can shipping cash in?

Offshore proves an elephants’ graveyard for shipping's big guns

Resolving legal rows from home proves appealing in Covid-19 age

Box freight rates soar, but lines better not overplay their hand

Brussels' hard line on scrapping helps Hong Kong Convention, says Mikelis

Collaboration is needed to optimise port calls and cut carbon emissions

How coronavirus sank Scorpio team's offshore gamble

Rising emissions are no surprise, but they need to focus attention on urgent action

Consolidation: M&A buzz returns to shipping as uncertainty lifts

EU recycling yard approval has become a 'political battle'

Clarksons strength and discipline gives shareholders something to savour

In a time of pandemic and sanctions it pays to get to know your vessels

Wavelength: The gas bubble has burst. Long live LNG

Tom Peter Blankestijn would be smiling today as Carnival scraps green