Η Clarksons Research προέβλεψε ότι πάνω από το ένα πέμπτο της χωρητικότητας του στόλου στο νερό θα είναι ικανό για εναλλακτικά καύσιμα μέχρι το 2030, από 2% το 2017 και 8% το 2024
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Clarksons Research: 50% of tonnage ordered in 2024 was alternate fueled
Clarksons Research has released its latest Green Technology Tracker. Including full year 2024 data points, it charts the progress of alternative fuel https://www.marinelog.com/?s=%22alternate+fuels%22uptake and investments in energy saving technologies across the global shipping fleet.
“With overall newbuild order volumes reaching their highest level since 2007, alternative fuel has continued to play a prominent role representing 50% of all tonnage ordered in 2024,” said Steve Gordon, global...
Clarksons says alternative fuels take a 45% slice of the newbuild pie
Clarksons Research has today released its latest Green Technology Tracker, including first half 2024 data points, charting the progress of alternative fuel uptake and investments in energy saving technologies across the global shipping fleet.
Summarizing the latest Tracker, Steve Gordon, global head of Clarksons Research, commented:
“Investment into alternative fuels continued in first half 2024, accounting for around one third of all newbuild orders and 41% of all tonnage placed and with orders...
Clarksons forecasts 40 million CGT output for 2024-2025 after record year for car carriers
As the maritime industry charts a course for robust growth, Clarksons Shipbroking foresees a […]
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Clarksons: 2023 a positive year for shipping as China delivers 50% of shipbuilding output
Seaborne trade has witnessed a notable uptick in 2023, registering a 3% increase to […]
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Clarksons: 45% of ships ordered in 2023 embrace alternative fuels, with LNG still in the lead
The renewal of the global shipping fleet made a significant stride in 2023, with […]
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Clarksons looks at car carrier trade trends
Last week brought a slew of reports about ever larger car carriers being ordered and designed.
What’s all the buzz about? Despite electric vehicle sales disappointing automakers this year, a surge in global demand is still being forecast — and, with it, a surge in demand for car carrier capacity. Forbes has some interesting analysis on what this means for the auto industry. Meantime, for the marine industry, recent car carrier trade trends provide some insights and Clarksons Research’s David...
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Nomura Claims Shipbuilding Orders High; Korean Companies Disagree
Nomura says new shipbuilding orders peaked; Korean firms refute, highlights a Korean Economic Daily news source.
Value-added shipsKorean shipbuilders, armed with technology for value-added ships, expect their profitability to remain intact.
Nomura Securities recently said global new shipbuilding orders likely peaked in 2022, slashing its stock recommendation rating on industry leader HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. to neutral from buy.
South Korean shipbuilders,...
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Clarksons: South Korean yards reclaim throne in orders, while China claims dominance in ship owning
South Korea’s shipbuilding prowess has once again taken the spotlight as it recaptured the […]
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Clarksons: 44 pct of ships ordered in H1 are alternatively fueled
Green transition remains a central underlying driver for shipping markets, according to the latest […]
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