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23 marzo 2023 - Anno XXVII
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The Tanker market in 2000 (2)

The crude oil transport


Prospects

Faced with such a radical reversal in transportation charges, and mindful of the painful experiences of the past (when rate increases rarely lasted long and gave rise to many undercutting operators), one is bound to ask "How long can this last?"

Despite the past frequently proving that any forecast is quickly overtaken by unforeseen events, several factors point to freight rates remaining favorable to shipowners over the next two to three years.

Recent events have brought tanker transport out from the shadows and cuts the limelight. After accidents such as the 'Erika', the 'Ievoli Sun' and the 'Westchester', the role played by the politicians and the media has made the oil companies aware that even if they are legally protected, they can not allow their public image to be ruined by the fortunes of the sea. Consequently one can expect that safety measures will be maintained and even extended. Chartered-in tonnage is becoming increasingly supervised and selective, as the market is tending to pay up for modern tonnage and not pay down for older tonnage, as was still the case last year.

There are many more charterers today looking to extend a part of their transport needs with terms contracts, and to renew existing term deals. This is time for all sizes, and in today's climate on the "spot" market, most shipowners are jealously protecting their "golden eggs" ! for short term contracts (less than two years), the levels proposed by owners of modern units are a minimum $30,000 per day for a Aframax, $40,000 per day for a Suezmax, $60,000 per day for a VLCC. However, for periods beyond 2003 making a forecast is particularly dangerous and shipowners will certainly try to optimise their rates for periods in excess of three years.

Taking as our base case that the current market is predominantly influenced by vessels of less than fifteen years of age, and given that the shipyards are fully booked up till the end of 2002, we can then try to establish the available tonnage by size over the next three years (and eliminating each year any vessel over 15 years) :

Thus, despite the rush of orders placed over these last months with the different shipyards, the repercussion on the supply side (especially for the Aframax) is not as strong as many might like to think, and supports our predictions for 2001 and 2002.

Nonetheless, one can anticipate that there will be a new surge of orders for deliveries starting in 2003. And this could have a major impact on freight rates. Without dipping into the depths of past years. It is more than likely that there will be a downward readjustment at this time.
 

BERGE TOKYO
298,677 dwt, blt 2000, by Hitachi - Owned by Bergesen

 

The second-hand oil tanker market

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Even if we didn't quite step into the next century on the 31st of December 1999, the players in the second-hand oil tanker market will always remember 2000 as the year of fundamental changes. All the factors which contributed to a depressed market in 1999 have not only disappeared, but have also become the factors which have fuelled a stronger and more active market in 2000.

  • Newbuilding prices were low in 1999 and substantially increased in 2000.
  • Oil companies and traders offered a larger number of "long-term" time-charters to the owners in 2000 compared to 1999.
  • The appetite for FSO and FPSO conversion purchase inquiries, which had dried up in 1999, made a remarkable comeback in 2000.
  • The shy concentration of owners and tonnage seen up to 1999 turned to be as of 2000 a key issue and even a primary motivation for asset play for some participants.
  • The m/t 'Erika' sank the 12th of December 1999. The "ecologically and environmentally correct" shipping world became, in 2000, the public's preoccupation and consequently their politicians'.
  • Last but not least, earnings of vessels turned from miserable in 1999 to memorable in 2000 from an owner's point of view.
This year, there is no doubt that sellers and buyers needed to be motivated to agree with their counterparts in order to benefit from the year long lasting rise of freight rates. Each of the players had to assess the duration of the good times, and the different conclusions that have led to more sales. We noticed a good 40 % increase of the number of transactions (aggregating VLCC, Suezmax, Aframax, Panamax tankers and product carriers) compared to 1999 and between 15 to 40 % increase of the values depending on segment and vintage. The more modern and larger tonnage being in the upper part of the bracket and vice-versa.
 
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Three times as much ! It is the best way to qualify the number of sales in 2000 compared to 1999. By mid December 2000, if we include resale deals involving eight units to be delivered in 2002/2003, we noticed that 32 VLCC have changed hands compared to 11 in 1999, 17 in 1998 and 20 in 1997.

Out of these 32 ships, about half were less than 10 years of age. No owners of (trading) double-hull VLCC agreed to sell their vessels, and the only double-hull ships sold this year, eight in total, were newbuilding resales for forward delivery.

The logic behind the important number of transactions on modern ships comes from the immediate need of fleet rejuvenation by owners, reacting to the new oil Majors' restrictive chartering practices. At mid December, two VLCC resales for delivery 2002 were taken by American buyers, for a price of around US$ 72 m each, they were initially contracted for US$ 68 m each, and will join the Tankers International pool.

The other nine vessels sold were built between 1993 and 1990. We mention the following sales of modern single-hull ships to illustrate the price increase along the year:

  • m/t 'Izusan Maru', 264,301 dwt, 1992-built, was sold for about US$ 34.5 m in February.
  • m/t 'Cosmo Pleiades', 238,770 dwt, 1992-built, was sold for about US$ 40.5 m in August.
Four units built in the eighties changed hands during 2000 including the m/t 'Navix Seibu', 257,589 dwt, built 1989, achieving a healthy US$ 34.5 m and the balance sales were seventies-built vessels, which were mainly purchased for offshore or storage projects such as :
  • T/T 'Stena Continent' and 'Stena Concordia', 273,616 dwt, 1975 and 1973-built respectively, sold en-bloc for about US$ 30 m.
  • T/T 'Amazon Eagle' and 'Amazon Falcon', 307,235 dwt, 1974 and 1975-built respectively, sold en-bloc for about US$ 18.0 m.
However, as far as the demolition is concerned, the freight rates increase has not prompted owners to scrap their older vessels since we only noticed, at time of writing, 28 VLCC sold to the scrapyards compared to 36 vessels in 1999. The healthy prices offered by the scrappers did not compensate the returns obtained by owners for older vessels trading them East of Suez.
 
The number of transaction for this category has been rather stable. So far this year we saw 23 units changing hands which is the exact same number as for 1999. Out of this total, 12 units were 10 years of age, this follows the same logic as for VLCC. In addition, it has been interesting to note that most of these ships (except three) have been part of en-bloc deals. We will particularly remember the "tanker deal of the year" for a reported US$ 320 m involving the sale of 10 units including five Aframax and five Suezmax. The five Suezmax (m/t 'Nord Horn' and 'Nord Hope', 160,000 dwt, both built in 1999 and the m/t 'Nord Jahre Transporter' / 'Nord Jahre Target' / 'Nord Jahre Traveller', 142,000 dwt, built respectively in 1989 / 1990 / 1990) were valued at an estimated US$ 208 m in that deal. Other en-bloc deals of modern Suezmax included the en-bloc sale of two units controlled by Euronav and three units controlled by Chevron.

As a matter of fact, only three units built in the eighties changed hands this year, but this figure should be measured keeping in mind that there are only 38 units built between 1980 to 1989 among the nearly 300 strong Suezmax active fleet. Suezmax vessels have often been a very speculative floating assets and the prices for this vintage have followed the trend of the nineties built ships. Values had dropped in 1999 to a severe low and made a very strong come back in 2000. One should remember that the 1989-built m/t 'Ioannis', 150,000 dwt, 1989-built achieved US$ 38.5 m in April 1998. Her sister-ship m/t 'Knock Sheen' could only fetch US$ 27.5 m in November 1999 and this year, we have seen the m/t 'Inigo Tapias', 146,270 dwt, 1989-built changing hands for about US$ 30 m in July.

Eight seventies-built Suezmax changed hands in 2000. The sales were mainly concentrated in the second part of the year when asset players realised that freight rates were high enough to sustain an extremely prompt return to their investment and minimise their exposure towards a downturn of the market. To illustrate this, we can mention that the m/t 'Montana', 132,207 dwt, 1979-built (one of the very few), was sold for a high US$ 9.5 m in September 2000. However, this ship will not be required to trade in HBL or SBT mode before 2004 as per present IMO regulation, and the possible new IMO regulation would give her an extra year up to 2005. With a lightweight exceeding 20,000tons the risk is not that important in the conditions prevailing on the spot freight market. Among these eight units, three of them were sold for conversion or storage and this includes the m/t 'White Sea', 155,703 dwt, 1975-built sold for US$ 6.5 m.

On the demolition front, 16 vessels were sold (mid December) and this gives us a negative figure in comparison with the one from 1999 when we spotted 26 units disappearing. Even if it was getting clearly more difficult to obtain approvals from the oil Majors on such vessels and even if owners had to trade East of Suez, the return provided by the spot market in 2000 gave no incentive whatsoever, to sell such units to the scrappers.
 

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If we consider the forced sale of the five Alandia Aframax tankers as being a 1999 done deal, we had seen 36 Aframax changing hands last year compared to a strong 50 units in 2000. Out of these 50 units, 22 of them had less than 10 years of age, while 26 were built in the eighties and only two seventies-built ships changed hands. Noticeably, 15 double-hull ships were exchanged in this category, among the most modern vessels and this can probably be explained by the fact that the Aframax fleet age profile is more evenly spread over the last 30 years. One should always keep in mind that contrary to the Suezmax and VLCC sector, the Aframax size does not suffer from the penury of vessels built in the eighties, this permits to facilitate in the exchanges between owners.

Sales of modern and double-hull ships have commanded a very rich budget for the buyers, therefore only the significant and experienced players were active, together with a few buyers motivated by fiscal reasons, but always demanding long charter periods attached. The prices have also increased to a large extent and we may illustrate this trend with the following example for double-hull vessels: the m/t 'Stena Concert', 96,828 dwt, 1992-built, was sold in November 1999 for a price of US$ 20.2 m, while in March 2000 the m/t 'Nordpacific', 102,262 dwt, 1992-built, obtained US$ 25.3 m, then the m/t 'Colby', 97,045 dwt, 1993-built, achieved US$ 26.25 m in June 2000 and the m/t 'Torungen', 95,621 dwt, 1993-built was sold in September 2000 for a reported US$ 32.75 m.

The Aframax vessels built in the eighties consists of 189 units which represents 33 % of the active fleet; therefore, it is obvious to see a large number of vessels of this vintage changing hands. Buyers have paid particular attention to the quality and technicality of the vessels and, as realised last year, vessels with SBT features attracted more interest. Patient sellers have been rewarded in this category as values for early eighties-built vessels have followed the upward trend, even though they had a slower start compared to more modern units. For example, at the beginning of the year, the m/t 'Mendana Spirit', 81,283 dwt, 1980-built obtained about US$ 4.5 m, while the m/t 'Silver Iris', 88,389 dwt, 1980-built got US$ 9.2 m at the end of October. Late eighties-built vessels were also very popular and benefited from a serious demand from the buyers. The m/t 'Maersk Virtue', 110,000 dwt, 1988-built obtained a very firm price of close to US$ 25.0 m in October.

Although they still represent 100 units out of the 586 units of the active fleet, only two Aframax built between 1970 and 1979 were sold this year (as of mid November 2000). This is clearly a low result. However, purchasing seventies-built Aframax, for asset players, was a tougher bet to make this year in the light of the large number of existing eighties-built units. This low activity might be explained by the assumption that buyers felt that an unavoidable drop of the chartering market would jeopardise the earnings of the seventies-built Aframax very quickly, and probably much faster than for VLCC and Suezmax. It will be very easy for the charterers to favour the next decade generation since there are 189 units built between 1980 and 1989 in the active fleet.

As far as the Aframax segment is concerned, 18 units were sold for scrap as of mid December, if we exclude the Panamax tankers and stay below 120,000 dwt. Last year the figure was 30 vessels and the phenomenon described for Suezmax also applied to this category.

Panamax tankers have made a noticeable comeback in the sale and purchase scene of this year with 15 units sold, this represents three times as much as last year's figure. The only double-hull vessel sold was the prompt resale of the m/t 'Four Cutter', 72,500 dwt, 2000-built, for US$ 39.0 m. All others transactions were done with vessels built between 1977 and 1988 except for the m/t 'Maersk Marlin', 69,999 dwt, 1990-built, sold for US$ 19.3 m.

The event of the year in this category was the sale of the BT fleet including the six vessels, the m/t 'BT Nimrod', 'BT Navigator', 'BT Navarin', 'BT Neptune', 'BT Nestor' and 'BT Nautilus' all of 64,900 dwt, built between 1977 and 1979, for US$ 28.5 m between February and June.

In contradiction to the larger size, there were more Panamax tankers scrapped in 2000 compared to 1999. Eight units were sold against three last year, but three of them were either American or Brazilian flag built in 1960, 1960 and 1970 respectively.
 

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During this year, we noticed a similar number of units sold compared to 1999 (twenty against nineteen). The activity in 2000 was equally balanced between the trading sales and the demolition sales. Ten combined carriers changed hands and 10 went for scrap, while one may remember that the activity in 1999 was concentrated on the demolition side.

All the units sold for scrap were built between 1973 and 1979, reducing again the active fleet of this category. We estimate it at about 173 vessels, out of which 50 are older than 20 years. On the trading side, out of the 10 vessels sold, two were built in the seventies (including the o/o 'Marshal Zhukov', 103,307 dwt, 1973-built, sold for US$ 3.8 m in April) and six in the eighties (including the obo 'Waasland', 164,100 dwt, 1986-built, sold for US$ 18.5 m). The last two units sold were the 'SC Horizon' and 'SC Breeze' both 1992-built and 96,027 dwt, and achieved a very healthy price of US$ 54.0 m on an en-bloc basis.

It is a common belief that tanker values for 2001 should remain strong. The 'Erika' phenomenon is here to stay, making life easier and values higher for modern vessels.

The risk of oil pollution has been remembered all year long by the public and governments all over the world, together with the consecutive accidents of the m/t 'Natuna Sea', m/t 'Ievoli Sun' and m/t 'Westchester'. Amendments to the IMO phasing out in spring 2001 can only speed up the elimination of the older tonnage. So, now the "age before beauty" prevails, even if "beauty" is sometimes questionable. Major charterers are now the hostages of basic public thinking, giving more credit to youth than to quality.

The sinking of the m/t 'Erika' at the end of 1999 had a tremendous and immediate impact on freight rates for the good of modern ships. Ironically this trend also benefited the older vintages for the less demanding trades at the end of the year, and despite a good start, scrapping level has been rather slow.

It should be repeated that signs of a slowdown in the Western growth are starting to worry some economists. The oil consumption should therefore be affected at some stage having direct consequences on transportation demand and thus on oil tankers prices. If this is confirmed, every trade, whether in the West or East of Suez, will be able to afford to be more restrictive in terms of vessel's age. Values for seventies up to mid eighties built vessels will be abruptly affected then.
 




Shipping and Shipbuilding Markets in 2000

I N D E X

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DALLA PRIMA PAGINA
Sottoscritto il contratto di cessione dei cantieri Hellenic Shipyards all'armatore greco Prokopiou
Sottoscritto il contratto di cessione dei cantieri Hellenic Shipyards all'armatore greco Prokopiou
Atene
La gara era stata vinta con un'offerta del valore di 62,5 milioni di euro
ESPO preme perché siano ammessi alla rete TEN-T anche i porti che svolgono un ruolo significativo nell'approvvigionamento energetico dell'UE
Bruxelles
Secondo l'associazione, è necessario tenere conto anche del loro ruolo nell'accelerazione della diffusione delle energie rinnovabili
Nel 2022 OOIL ha ottenuto risultati economici record
Hong Kong
Nel 2022 OOIL ha ottenuto risultati economici record
Calo delle performance nella seconda metà dell'anno
Nel 2022 i porti francesi hanno movimentato 293,7 milioni di tonnellate di merci (+5,1%)
Porti
Il dato è inferiore del -6,0% rispetto a quello dell'anno pre-pandemia del 2019
Grimaldi firma l'accordo per l'acquisizione del 67% dell'Autorità Portuale di Igoumenitsa
Atene
Grimaldi firma l'accordo per l'acquisizione del 67% dell'Autorità Portuale di Igoumenitsa
Il nostro obiettivo - ha spiegato Emanuele Grimaldi - è fare in modo che lo scalo greco realizzi il suo pieno potenziale a vantaggio di tutti gli stakeholder, dagli operatori marittimi, dei trasporti e del turismo alla comunità locale
Fedespedi, nel 2022 il traffico dei container nei porti italiani è aumentato del +2,4%
Milano
Calo complessivo del -1,0% dei volumi negli altri porti container del Mediterraneo
Nel 2022 il porto di Amburgo ha registrato un nuovo record di merci da e per l'Austria
Amburgo
Sono ammontate a 6,3 milioni di tonnellate (+12%)
Assarmatori ha rappresentato all'UE le istanze dello shipping italiano sulla decarbonizzazione
Bruxelles
Messina: il nuovo CII dell'IMO, così come è pensato oggi, porta a effetti opposti rispetto a quelli di salvaguardia ambientale, penalizzando proprio il naviglio italiano
Protocollo per sviluppare lo scalo di Alessandria Smistamento in un hub intermodale merci
Alessandria
Entro fine 2024 sarà definito il masterplan per la realizzazione di un polo di interscambio modale
Il gruppo Ferretti compra il cantiere navale ravennate della Rosetti Marino
Forlì
L'acquisizione ha previsto un investimento iniziale di circa 40 milioni di euro
A.P. Møller-Mærsk venderà la Maersk Supply Service alla società madre A.P. Møller Holding
Copenhagen
A.P. Møller-Mærsk venderà la Maersk Supply Service alla società madre A.P. Møller Holding
Transazione del valore di 685 milioni di dollari
Joint venture TX Logistik - Samskip - duisport per gestire il terminal intermodale logport III a Duisburg
Joint venture TX Logistik - Samskip - duisport per gestire il terminal intermodale logport III a Duisburg
Duisburg
Ha una capacità di traffico annua pari a 250mila unità di carico
Abu Dhabi Ports sigla una serie di accordi per realizzare terminal portuali per merci e crocieristi in Egitto
Abu Dhabi Ports sigla una serie di accordi per realizzare terminal portuali per merci e crocieristi in Egitto
Abu Dhabi
Firmato il contratto di concessione per il terminal multipurpose di Safaga
A febbraio il -43,1% del traffico dei container nel porto di Los Angeles conferma la fase di crisi dei porti californiani
Los Angeles
A febbraio il -43,1% del traffico dei container nel porto di Los Angeles conferma la fase di crisi dei porti californiani
Soffrono anche gli scali portuale della East Coast. Attesa una modesta ripresa a partire da marzo
Freudenberg, Meyer Werft e Royal Caribbean stanno realizzando un nuovo sistema di celle a combustibile per il settore navale
Papenburg
Freudenberg, Meyer Werft e Royal Caribbean stanno realizzando un nuovo sistema di celle a combustibile per il settore navale
Il primo esemplare potrebbe essere installato sulla nuova nave da crociera “Silver Nova” che verrà ultimata nei prossimi mesi
FEPORT soddisfatta delle modifiche alle norme generali UE di esenzione per categoria
Bruxelles
Continuano - spiega la federazione - a coprire gli investimenti pubblici sino a 150 milioni di euro nei porti, inclusi quelli per il cold ironing
Campagna dell'ITF nei porti del Mediterraneo incentrata su quattro bandiere di comodo
Londra
Campagna dell'ITF nei porti del Mediterraneo incentrata su quattro bandiere di comodo
Verranno ispezionate le navi immatricolate nei registri di Isole Cook, Palau, Sierra Leone e Togo
Sulla scorta del pronunciamento del Consiglio di Stato, l'AdSP di Livorno riprova a porre fine ai contrasti sul servizio ai passeggeri
Livorno
L'AdSP conferma che la concessione rilasciata a Sintermar Darsena Toscana si protrarrà sino al termine di scadenza
Il Consiglio dei ministri ha approvato il decreto-legge per per la realizzazione del Ponte sullo Stretto di Messina
Il Consiglio dei ministri ha approvato il decreto-legge per per la realizzazione del Ponte sullo Stretto di Messina
Roma
Il progetto sarà basato su quello definitivo del 2011
Carnival è la prima compagnia crocieristica ad aver ospitato 100 milioni di passeggeri sulle sue navi
Carnival è la prima compagnia crocieristica ad aver ospitato 100 milioni di passeggeri sulle sue navi
Miami
Il traguardo è stato festeggiato oggi a Miami
Touax chiude il 2022 con ricavi record
Parigi
Attesa nel 2023 una normalizzazione del mercato dei container
Gli e-fuel dovrebbero essere riservati solo al trasporto aereo e marittimo
Roma
Lo evidenzia un'analisi di Transport & Environment, che li ritiene non utili alla decarbonizzazione del trasporto su strada
Accordo tra cinque organizzazioni internazionali per accrescere la sicurezza del trasporto delle merci in container
Londra
Memorandum of understanding sottoscritto da CINS, CHIRP, COA, ICHCA e SMDG
Il porto di Livorno sigla un accordo con l'uruguaiana ANP per lo sviluppo dei traffici, in particolare di forestali
Livorno
Il porto di Livorno sigla un accordo con l'uruguaiana ANP per lo sviluppo dei traffici, in particolare di forestali
Nel 2022 lo scalo labronico ne ha movimentato 2,13 milioni di tonnellate
PROSSIME PARTENZE
Visual Sailing List
Porto di partenza
Porto di destinazione:
- per ordine alfabetico
- per nazione
- per zona geografica
Rixi rassicura sull'attuazione del ribaltamento a mare del cantiere Fincantieri di Sestri Ponente
Genova
Rixi rassicura sull'attuazione del ribaltamento a mare del cantiere Fincantieri di Sestri Ponente
Il MIT avvierà la discussione con Rete Ferroviaria Italiana per lo spostamento della linea ferroviaria
Maersk Air Cargo inaugura un servizio aeromerci Europa-Cina
Copenaghen
Maersk Air Cargo inaugura un servizio aeromerci Europa-Cina
È il primo collegamento aereo per il trasporto di merci tra la Danimarca e l'Asia
Nel 2022 i trasporti ferroviari da e per il porto di Livorno sono cresciuti del +35,8%
Livorno
Calo del -35,4% nello scalo di Piombino
A febbraio calo del traffico delle merci nei porti di Algeciras e Barcellona
Algeciras/Barcellona
Diminuzioni rispettivamente del -12,3% e -11,6%
PSA archivia il 2022 con performance finanziarie record
PSA archivia il 2022 con performance finanziarie record
Singapore
Ricavi in aumento del +71,2%
Seabourn ha venduto la nave da crociera di lusso Seabourn Odyssey alla MOL
Seattle
È stata costruita dal cantiere T. Mariotti
Multa di 950mila dollari alla taiwanese Wan Hai Lines
Washington
Accordo transattivo con l'agenzia federale statunitense FMC
Nel terzo trimestre del 2022 il traffico delle merci nei porti greci è calato del -3,1%
Nel terzo trimestre del 2022 il traffico delle merci nei porti greci è calato del -3,1%
Pireo
Passeggeri in crescita del +19,2%
Esercitazione antipirateria nel Golfo di Guinea
Roma
Esercitazione antipirateria nel Golfo di Guinea
Ha coinvolto la nave “Comandante Foscari” della Marina e il mercantile “Grande Luanda” della Grimaldi
Una Federagenti euroscettica guarda a Sud
Roma
Opportunità dall'attivismo industriale, logistico e commerciale dei Paesi dell'area MENA
AD Ports sigla una lettera d'intenti per la realizzazione di un terminal multipurpose nel porto di Pointe-Noire
AD Ports sigla una lettera d'intenti per la realizzazione di un terminal multipurpose nel porto di Pointe-Noire
Abu Dhabi
L'intesa ha la durata di un anno
ONE ordina altre dieci nuove portacontainer da 13.700 teu
Singapore
Verranno prese in consegna nel 2025 e nel 2026
Tarlazzi (Uiltrasporti): detassare aumenti contrattuali per evitare tensioni nel mondo del lavoro
Roma
Il governo - ha sottolineato - ha la responsabilità di evitare il blocco dei trasporti delle persone e delle merci
Career Day a Genova per lavorare nelle agenzie marittime
Genova
Iniziativa di Assagenti e del Settore orientamento al lavoro e placement dell'Università di Genova
I porti di Ancona e Igoumenitsa al lavoro per sviluppare le Autostrade del Mare tra penisola iberica e Mediterraneo orientale
Ancona
A febbraio il traffico delle merci nei porti russi è diminuito del -3%
San Pietroburgo
A febbraio il traffico delle merci nei porti russi è diminuito del -3%
In calo esportazioni, importazioni e carichi in transito. Aumento del cabotaggio
GEODIS compra la società di autotrasporto Transports Devoluy
GEODIS compra la società di autotrasporto Transports Devoluy
Levallois-Perret
Ha una flotta di circa 60 veicoli
Nei prossimi anni il gruppo navalmeccanico Navantia assumerà oltre 1.500 persone
Barcellona
Nei prossimi anni il gruppo navalmeccanico Navantia assumerà oltre 1.500 persone
Lo ha annunciato il premier spagnolo Pedro Sánchez
Gara dell'autorità portuale nazionale tunisina per sei nuovi rimorchiatori
La Goulette
Acquisizione finanziata principalmente dall'Agence Française de Développement
A febbraio i ricavi di Yang Ming e Wan Hai Lines sono diminuiti del -66,0% e del -69,1%
Taipei
Nel primo bimestre del 2023 i cali sono stati del -65,1% e -70,1%
PORTI
Porti italiani:
Ancona Genova Ravenna
Augusta Gioia Tauro Salerno
Bari La Spezia Savona
Brindisi Livorno Taranto
Cagliari Napoli Trapani
Carrara Palermo Trieste
Civitavecchia Piombino Venezia
Interporti italiani: elenco Porti del mondo: mappa
BANCA DATI
ArmatoriRiparatori e costruttori navali
SpedizionieriProvveditori e appaltatori navali
Agenzie marittimeAutotrasportatori
MEETINGS
Il 18 aprile Assiterminal si confronterà con politici e operatori sulle sfide della portualità
Genova
Incontro presso la sede della Federazione del Mare a Roma
Il 13 aprile ad Ancona un convegno su salute e sicurezza sul lavoro in ambito portuale
Ancona
È organizzato da Inail Marche in collaborazione con l'AdSP del Mare Adriatico Centrale
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RASSEGNA STAMPA
Leith Docks: 25 injured after research ship Petrel topples over in 'terrifying' 'major incident' in dry dock
(The Scotsman)
The Obscure Maritime Law That Ruins Your Commute
(The Atlantic)
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