LNG shipping
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Maritime
Power crisis deepens in Asia and Europe: What it means to shipping
As some Chinese factories go dark, more delays for container imports but bullish sign for coal, LNG and oil shipping.
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Regulatory Agencies
Regulators gear up for rule setting minimum train crew size
FRA Deputy Administrator Amit Bose testifies on crew size and LNG by rail at his nomination hearing.
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Maritime
Shipping stocks hit fresh highs amid COVID-era supply chain chaos
Dry bulk and LNG shipping stocks now at 52-week peaks with container stocks not far from the top.
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Rail
Is electrifying the freight rail network cost prohibitive?
The costs to electrify freight rail in the U.S., albeit expensive, extend beyond strictly capital costs to questions about electric grid reliability and how best…
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American Shipper
CMA CGM steering LNG-powered ships to US
“American customers will be able to choose to transport their goods using LNG, a new technology that helps to preserve air quality by eliminating almost…
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Maritime
Another one bites the dust: LNG shipping’s GasLog to delist
One of the largest players in public LNG shipping, GasLog Ltd., plans to give up its NYSE listing. Will more shipowners opt to go private?
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American Shipper
Maritime History Notes: Pioneering LNG carriers
Though maritime shipments of LNG are routine today, it was only 62 years ago that the first shipment of LNG occurred.
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Maritime
New world record set for shipping rates: $350,000 per day
An LNG ship is now earning more than any other vessel in history. Extreme weather in Asia has propelled LNG rates into the stratosphere.
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Maritime
How the Panama Canal traffic jam is affecting ocean shipping
Panama Canal congestion is not impeding transits of container ships but it is pumping up spot rates for LNG and LPG carriers.
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Maritime
Wall Street’s incredible shrinking shipping stocks
The total market capitalization of U.S.-listed ocean shipping stocks has plunged 34% in 2020, but there are reasons for hope in 2021.
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