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American Shipper
Platts debuts parallel IMO 2020 ship indices – and spread is huge
New freight indices provide visibility on potential earnings premiums of scrubber-equipped vessels.
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American Shipper
New IMO 2020 fuel indexing mechanism launched
European shippers have joined with leading container line analyst Drewry to bring order to the “who pays what” implementation of IMO low-sulfur fuels.
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Asia-Pacific
Port Report: truckers beware – IMO 2020 will cause fuel prices to “go through the roof”
U.S. trucking operators, heed this warning from Asia. Maritime experts say that after the IMO 2020 deadline, fuel availability will be uncertain, scrubbers won’t work,…
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American Shipper
Shippers must foot the bill for post-Saudi fuel hikes
FIATA warns that higher air, ocean and trucking fuels costs will be passed directly on to customers.
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American Shipper
Container carriers still concerned about low sulfur fuel availability
If not enough 0.5% low sulfur fuel is available after Jan. 1. 2020 ships may resort to using more expensive 0.1% sulfur fuel used today…
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Container
IMO 2020 credit risks to cascade across marine fuel supply chain
Suppliers, traders and ship operators will need to increase credit lines and be more diligent about counterparty risk.
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Maritime
Lawmakers pressure White House on IMO 2020 implementation
“Any attempt by the United States to reverse course on IMO 2020 could...potentially backfire on consumers.”
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Energy
FreightWaves oil report: the prediction for the early days of IMO2020 is not good news for truckers
The consensus at a panel in Houston is that marine gasoil will be the first fuel to get a big boost in demand as IMO2020…
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Fuel
IMO 2020 “cheating” still a wildcard for bunker fuel prices
EIA still sees no uniform international policy on how the IMO 2020 regulation will be enforced.
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Maritime
Fuel consortium to use Blockchain to deliver fuel to ships
Collaboration within the maritme sector has, until now, been anathema to those that operate ships. New technology and the potential benefits is changing the culture…
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