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As one of the world's largest offshore vessel owners Tidewater has ridden the wave of recovery in the market, so where is the company headed in 2025?
In the latest episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast you will hear from Piers Middleton, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of Tidewater.
A conversation between Marcus Hand from Seatarde Maritime News and Piers covers the company's focus in the current market, the impact of the political climate on energy markets and renewables and decarbonation.
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Tidewater's market focusTrends in the offshore sectorCommercial strategiesSafety and training initiativesThe impact of political climateDecarbonisation effortsFuture growth opportunitiesListen to the full episode now
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The latest episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast examines how shipowners and managers can eliminate of single use plastics onboard vessels through the IMPA SAVE initiative.
You will hear from Mikael J. Karlsson, Head of Business Development Northern Marine Group, about how the IMPA SAVE initiative is driving changes in procurement behaviour for ships replacing single use plastic water bottles onboard by installing water purifiers on vessels.
In a conversation with Emma Howell, Content Director for Seatrade Maritime, Mikael discusses the progress the initiative has made over the last five years and what lies ahead.
You will hear about:
An overview of the IMPA SAVE initiativeAchievements and goals of IMPA SAVEThe role of suppliersThe importance of collaborationA call to actionListen to the full episode now to learn more about sustainability in ship procurement through IMPA SAVE
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Seafarers jailed for 30 years are guilty until proven innocent, going nuclear, and how about paying an extra $1.5 million to call a US port if your ship is built in China.
These are just some of the stories that are covered in the latest episode of Maritime in Minutes.
Seatrade Maritime News’ Marcus Hand and Gary Howard reflect on the month of February, with their highlights from the news in maritime and shipping, from the biggest stories to those that simply piqued their interest.
Hear more about:
Trump’s Mexico and Canada tariffs – what’s at stake for shipping?Red Sea crisis drives Maersk to 3rd most profitable ever yearQatar's North Field expansion faces crewing and newbuilding challengesNo net zero in maritime without nuclear – ABS chiefIMO GHG levy and fuel standard present trade-offs for AfricaSeafarers jailed for 30 years ‘guilty until proven innocent’ says ITFIMO working group fails to achieve consensus on GHG levyIf you own a Chinese built ship calling US ports could get expensiveIf you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to ensure you don't miss our latest uploads. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend or colleague that you think would enjoy it.
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The imposition of new tariffs and dockworker strikes - disruptions to the supply chain have become the new normal and companies are seeking solutions to adapt and build resilience. The answer might lie in the Electronic Bill of Lading (eBL).
In this latest episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast Bertrand Chen, CEO of GSBN talks to Editor Marcus Hand about the latest developments with the eBL.
Hear from Bertrand about the launch of a new report from GSBN which sheds light on some interesting developments coming out of China around eBL adoption and more importantly what it means for global adoption.
The conversation covers:
An overview of Trade 3.0 eBL Adoption in ChinaLegal and compliance challengeseBL as a Data ContainerUse cases and future prospectsListen to the episode to hear all about these topics and much more
Read the report - How eBL Adoption is Transforming Global Trade
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From involvement with Singapore Shipping Association and the IMO to speaking at industry events and selfies on social media, today’s podcast guest is an advocate for all things maritime.
In the latest episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast we sit down with Akanksha Batura Pai a well-known personality in Singapore maritime circles and internationally.
A conversation between Akanksha and Seatrade Maritime News Editor Marcus Hand explores the challenges the industry faces, the importance of networking, and Akanksha's commitment to giving back through various roles, including her position as the IMO Goodwill Maritime Ambassador.
Listen to the episode to hear more about Akanksha’s:
Early career and backgroundThe challenges she sees facing the maritime industryAttracting young talent to shipping and maritimeIndustry organisation roles and advocacy Networking and career growthBalancing family and careerWhere maritime will take Akanksha in futureJoin us in an inspiring conversation about a journey in the world of maritime and shipping
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Houthi stop targeting all but Israeli ships in Red Sea, Trump wants to take back the Panama Canal, and record investment in alternative fuelled vessels – hear about these stories and much more in Maritime in Minutes
Seatrade Maritime News’ Marcus Hand and Gary Howard reflect on the month of January, with their highlights from the news in maritime and shipping, from the biggest stories to those that simply piqued their interest.
Hear more about:
Record investment in alternative fuel tonnage in 2024
Shipping markets outlook for 2025
IMO GHG emissions pricing mechanism proposal backed by 47 nations
Implementation rules signed for Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers
Container shipping demolition derby set to start
US sanctions ‘unprecedented number’ of shadow fleet ships
Houthis to end Red Sea attacks, except against Israeli ships
Threat ‘remains high’ to Israeli, UK and US shipping in Red Sea
Panama rejects Trump promise to take back Panama Canal
President Trump the politician who means business?
Commercial shipping is being weaponised - NorthStandard
Environmentalists call for IMO total ban on scrubbers
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Digital systems in ports help to boost efficiency and cut emissions by eliminating time consuming paperwork and opportunities for human error. Nuno Nunes, Associate Partner and VP Americas at HPC Hamburg Port Consulting joins host Gary Howard to explore the topic and the beneficial impacts Maritime Singles Windows and Port Community Systems have beyond the port environment.
Tune in to hear about the economic and geopolitical changes brought about by closer trade relationships supported by digital systems, and how this can strengthen regional stability. Nunes also speaks on the benefits to shipping of a more streamlined process for port calls and a more predictable voyage for seafarers.
With an eye to the future, Nunes discusses how these systems can be built for interoperability and flexibility, and the value of regular reviews of a port's needs and its systems' capabilities in order to maintain efficiency and identify new opportunities.
The discussion includes multiple examples of completed projects and those underway where challenges are being solved or alleviated with digital systems at ports around the world.
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The highest level of newbuilding orders since 2007, Chinese dominance, and new yard capacity being developing these are frenetic times in the world of shipbuilding.
In the fifth, and final, part of our shipping market outlook series we are focusing on the shipbuilding sector with Maritime Strategies International (MSI) Managing Director Adam Kent.
Speaking to the Seatrade Maritime Podcast he says, “Newbuilding contracting in 2024 was exceptional. It's probably going to go down as the second highest ever year of contracting with around 125 million gross tonnage ordered over the course of 12 months.”
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The tanker sector was unexpectedly weak in the fourth quarter of 2024 and faces a growing supply of tonnage and slower demand growth this year.
In the fourth part of our shipping market outlook series we are focusing on the tanker sector with Maritime Strategies International (MSI) Analyst Tim Smith.
Speaking to the Seatrade Maritime Podcast Smith notes a swing on the supply side with a growing orderbook and 60 million dwt of new tonnage order in 2024.
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Dry bulk shipping overall enjoyed a better year than expected in 2024, however Q4 saw a sharp dip in market fortunes, so where are we headed in 2025?
In the third part of our shipping market outlook series, we are focusing on the dry bulk sector with Will Fray, a Director of Maritime Strategies International (MSI).
Speaking to the Seatrade Maritime Podcast Fray said 2024 was actually a very positive year for dry bulk shipping despite the dip in fortunes in the final months with two factors driving the market.
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Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea and diversions via the Cape of Good Hope resulted in a much stronger container shipping market than expected last year, but will this be sustained in 2025?
In the second part of our 2025 shipping market outlook series we are focusing on the container sector with Maritime Strategies International (MSI) analyst Daniel Richards.
Speaking to the Seatrade Maritime Podcast Richards sees a market this is being sustained by disruptions at least through the first half of the year.
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How will global the macro-economic outlook impact shipping markets in 2025?
In a five-part series to start 2025 we take a look at where shipping markets are headed in the coming year with experts Maritime Strategies International (MSI).
In this first part the Seatrade Maritime Podcast talked to Adam Kent, Managing Director of MSI, about the overall macro-economic outlook for shipping in 2025.
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Following a rollercoaster ride of a year for shipping last year where are shipping markets headed in 2025? Get the view of the experts in our 2025 markets outlook podcast episode.
In the first episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast for 2025 you will hear from Maritime Strategies International (MSI) analysts Adam Kent, Daniel Richards, Will Fray, and Tim Smith. They will be covering the macro-outlook for shipping as whole and then drilling down into the individual markets of container shipping, dry bulk, tankers, and shipbuilding.
Find out the MSI team’s views on:
Whether container freight rates will remain elevated in 2025Can the dry bulk market absorb all the newbuildings expected to be deliver in 2025?After several years of exceptional growth is the tanker market set for weaker times ahead?Newbuilding order levels in 2024 were the highest since 2007 – are we set for another record year?To hear the answers to these questions and much more listen to the episode now.
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In this second episode on the Maritime Just Transition Taskforce, Marcus Hand, Editor of Seatrade Maritime News, is joined by Alishba Zaman from the UN Global Compact and Natassa Kouvertari from the Lloyd's Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub.
Together, they delve into the Maritime Just Transition Task Force's efforts to create a safer and more sustainable future for seafarers. Learn more about the Baseline Training Framework for Seafarers in Decarbonisation, and Just Transition Task Force report ‘Considerations of Training Aspects for Seafarers on Ships Powered by Ammonia, Methanol and Hydrogen’ launched in November at Seatrade Maritime Crew Connect Global.
Listeners can download the report - Considerations of Training Aspects for Seafarers on Ships Powered by Ammonia, Methanol and Hydrogen
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Role of UNGC in Maritime Just Transition TaskforceThe contribution of Lloyd's RegisterKey Milestones and workshopsInsight into the report and its disseminationFuture training materialsThe competency framework and future projectsListen now to learn more
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Cranes are an integral part of a heavy lift vessel's systems, defining much of a ship's operational capabilities and flexibility.
In this Episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast, we explore the development of a new generation of heavy lift vessels, a new all-electric ship crane, and the close relationship and trust necessary between crane supplier and vessel owner.
Liebherr Maritime Cranes senior sales manager Jan Breckling and Capt. Sebastian Westphal, Managing Director SAL Heavy Lift & MPP, a Harren Shipping Services company, join host Gary Howard to recount the challenge laid by SAL’s ambitious Orca class green heavy lift vessels, and the technical solutions Liebherr advanced with the all-electric LS 800 E.
Westphal and Breckling discuss the fluid nature of developing hardware for an evolving market, and the importance of trust and communication between stakeholders in order to deliver a product that exceeds specifications.
Listen now to hear how the relationship between SAL Heavy Lift and Liebherr has developed through the decades, the innovations that drive the LS 800 E, and the cutting edge features of the heavy lift vessels that will set the green standard for the sector.
Find out more about the Orca class's green credentials and operational capabilities at the Orca class website.
Find out more about the LS 800 E ship crane on the Liebherr website.
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Trump's trade tariffs, wind-powered ships gaining ground, and the image of shipping and seafaring - all this and much more on the latest episode of Maritime in Minutes.
Seatrade Maritime News’ Marcus Hand and Gary Howard reflect on the month of November, with their highlights from the news in maritime and shipping, from the biggest stories to those that simply piqued their interest.
Hear more about:
EU beats Trump to China tariffs
US Dockworker disruptions delayed
Maersk Tankers upgrades fleet with wind power
The image of seafaring and "putting lipstick on a pig"
The hijacking of Galaxy Leader - one year on
Green corridors need government support
CO2 carrier ready lock carbon under North Sea
What Gemini Alliance's reliability promise means for transit times
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In this regulatory update podcast join Paul Bartlett from Seatrade Maritime News as he unpacks the upcoming emission regulations in the EU and these will impact shipowners in the region and worldwide.
Learn more about Fuel EU Maritime that comes into force nextyear, developments with the EU Emissions Trading System and the new Mediterranean Emissions Control Area (ECA). Paul also explores the challenges ahead and strategies for compliance.
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EU Emissions Trading System overviewThe Fuel EU Maritime regulationMediterranean Emissions Control AreaCompliance strategies and challengesListen now to ensure you are ahead of the game
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Shipping has ambitious targets to decarbonise but it will only be able to reach those goals with the help of those who operate the vessels – seafarers.
When it comes to decarbonisation in shipping much of the talk is around new technology, engines and the availability of alternative fuels. But for these alternative fuelled vessels to work there is a very vital piece of the puzzle – trained crews to operate them. The key role of the seafarer in shipping’s decarbonisation voyage led to the formation of the Maritime Just Transition Task Force.
In this latest In Focus episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast you will be hearing more about the Maritime Just Transition Task Force from two of its members. Joining us today on the Seatrade Maritime Podcast are Kulsoom Jafri, Lead Campaigner, Seafarers and Inland Navigation International Transport Workers' Federation and Arvind Natrajan, Senior Manager, Marine Department, International Chamber of Shipping.
In a conversation between Kulsoom, Arvind, and Marcus Hand Editor of the Seatrade Maritime News you will hear about:
What is the Just TransitionThe formation of the Maritime Just Transition Task ForceThe scale of decarbonisation and training needs that have to be tackledKey areas addressed by the taskforce and achievements to dateNext steps and future goalsListen to the full episode now
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The future fuels war, differing views on port automation, and reshaping the container market - all this and much more on the latest episode of Maritime in Minutes.
Seatrade Maritime News’ Marcus Hand and Gary Howard reflect on the month of September, with their highlights from the news in maritime and shipping, from the biggest stories to those that simply piqued their interest.
Hear more about:
LNG-powered newbuild orders surge
US port strike ends – unions and employers reach tentative agreement
Race to the Whitehouse – US flag shipping, tariffs, and ports
UK Government boosts seafarer employment protections
FuelEU to power shipping’s fast growing biofuels demand
Intercargo urges RightShip to delay bulker vetting age limit reduction
PSA breaks ground on Singapore supply chain hub
Gemini vs MSC - titans look to reshape container market
Dali owners settle lawsuit with US Government
Wind power demonstrates its sustainability party trick
Damaged bulker Ruby headed for UK port
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In the second episode of our series with Wärtsilä Shaft Line Solutions, Thomas Pauly General Manager, future portfolio and market intelligence, and Henrik Lundgren, General Manager, new technologies and systems architecture delve into more detail on the Next Level Shaft Line Solutions range with host and Seatrade Maritime News correspondent, Gary Howard.
The conversation begins with a look at how Wärtsilä Shaft Line Solutions gathers feedback from customers on their wants, needs, and challenges along the shaft line, and the methods the company uses to turn that data into prioritised input for product development with a direct impact on product specifications.
Exploring some of the outputs of that process, the guests discuss Wärtsilä Shaft Line Solutions’s products in greater detail, along with the operational and commercial benefits of each technology.
Thomas covers the 35-year history of the Wärtsilä Airguard Seal, the benefits of having everything from rubber production to R&D and testing in-house, and the product’s evolution to the 10-year Airguard Seal.
Henrik shares his expertise on the IntelliSafe bearing and the extended lifecycle it offers, along with a real world example of how the bearing’s amber alarm helped crew on a large oil tanker to identify a minor shaft line issue that would otherwise have gone unnoticed until the problem had worsened.
Tune in to the episode for these and further insights into Wärtsilä’s Shaft Line Monitoring Equipment and EvoTube concept. Visit the Wärtsilä website for more information on its Next Level Shaft Line Solutions.
Listen to the first episode of the series Next Level Shaft Line Solutions with Wärtsilä's Paul Nailor.
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