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Regular updates on the top stories in the shipping industry from the editoral team of leading maritime news outlet TradeWinds. Hosted and produced by Craig Eason and the TradeWinds editorial team. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Riding shipping's highest-ever rate wave (opens the original)
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In this week's Wavelength podcast. The spoils of war are revealed as listed shipping companies announce profits and dividends as charter rates continue to climb skywards. Any Pierce talks to host Craig Eason about the trends and how it could scare some investors off. Read more: War drives shipping’s biggest ever bull run as rates smash records Read more: Public shipowners shower $3.24bn in dividends on investors in peak quarter Read more: Record tanker markets scare off shipping investors The Ho
The Gulf crisis could be so much worse (opens the original)
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This week's podcast comes from Oslo OCean Days where regional and international shipowners convened to talk about the Gulf situation, market disruption and optimism about international talks to find a climate deal for shipping. We hear from Alexander Saverys, chief executive, CMB.Tech, Andreas Enger, boss of Hoegh Autoliners and Hing Chao, chairman, Wah Kong. Read more: Economic cracks showing as Strait of Hormuz chaos sends oil price soaring Read more: Shipowners philosophically against chokepo
Can the IMO do more for shipping in the Gulf? (opens the original)
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In this episode: Hard talk from Arsenio Dominguez as 6,000 seafarers remain trapped in the Gulf as resolutions over Hormuz wanes. The conversation was part of the recent TradeWinds Shipowner Forum Hamburg during SMM. Listen to more on the Wavelength Plus podcast China's shipbuilders seek closer relationship with European owners as country urges green transition. Read more: CSSC chairman courts European shipowners as Chinese shipyard giant pushes green agenda Meanwhile India shipbuilder Chowgule
Getting under the lid of German shipowning (opens the original)
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In this week's episode: As the shipping industry descends on Hamburg for the week, Ian Lewis discusses the shape of Germany's shipowning community and what lessons it has learned. Read more: Can Hapag-Lloyd win Israel’s blessing for $4.2bn Zim takeover? Höegh Autoliners has ordered a further 12, with options, car carriers but has shied away from going all out on ammonia-dual fuel as it did with the latter vessels of its previous batch. Car carrier boss Andreas Enger is in the studio to defend it
Mutiny and fear in the Gulf (opens the original)
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In this week's podcast: The number of fatalities and injuries in attacks on shipping increases as warring factions ignore calls to stop attacks on innocent seafarers. Fears lead captain and crew on one vessel to mutiny against calls to leave port and head through the Strait of Hormuz. Gary Dixon looks at the latest events. Read more: ' Strait of death’ voyage order sparks seafarer revolt Read more: ‘My leg was hanging on by the skin’: Russian captain tells of 24-hour ordeal after Houthi ship str
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