Greek banks continue their rise
Four of the five biggest lenders to Greek shipping are now home-based banks as international institutions struggle to sate their appetite for deals
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Daily Briefing June 7 2024
Shippers cry foul again as container rates approach pandemic peaks | Subsidies a must for EU emissions regulations to hit home | Scrubber premiums dwindle as fuel spread reapproaches Covid-era lows
Challenges facing ship recyclers in new and future locations
The rise of the circular economy principle in many countries is placing greater importance on the ship recycling sector, but it is not free from challenges
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Cowboy colleges in the Philippines exploiting would-be seafarers
Private maritime colleges in the Philippines promising students a pathway to a career at sea often lead to a dead end, says IMEC chief
Tanker linked to US-sanctioned shipmanager makes rare shipment of crude to Poland from Venezuela
This is the first time Venezuelan crude has been shipped to Poland in at least five years, since the US first imposed sanctions and was likely authorised by regulators under licences that allow European refiners ENI and Repsol to export cargoes produced under a joint venture with PdVSA
The Lloyd’s List Podcast: What happens next for tankers?
Talking tankers. Andrew Wilson, Head of Research and Consultancy Services at BRS Shipbrokers talks to Lloyd’s List editor-in-chief Richard Meade about the dynamics shaping the tanker markets over the next few years
Special Report: Greece 2024
Visitors to Greece’s biennial Posidonia will no doubt find the nation’s shipowners optimistic of a golden future. As our special report observes, there are also positive vibes around Greece’s shipbuilding and repair sector, while the wider maritime cluster continues gathering strength. Click here to view the full report
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‘Going green and getting real’: Greek shipping minister looks to strike a balance
Shipping minister Christos Stylianides has been in office less than a year but is well qualified to make progress on some of the industry’s toughest challenges
Seeing is believing as Greek shipyards find saviours
The picture for Greece’s shipyard sector is looking much brighter as it undergoes a remarkable transformation after decades of gloom
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Better placed than ever? Greek shipowners leading from the front
At the vanguard of shipping since the days of Onassis and Niarchos, Greeks have once again been heavily reinvesting in shipping and are as well equipped as anyone to meet the challenges of decarbonising the industry
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