In the week's Wavelength podcast:

Eric Priante Martin looks at the US fuelled tariff war and what it means now and later in the year.

Host Craig Eason looks at how Europe has no intention in easing back on its green rhetoric as EMSA publishes its second European Maritime Transport Environment Report.

and,

Holly Birkett dives into the dry bulk sector to look at the growing appetite to get involved in project cargoes.

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In this week's episode

Host Craig Eason talks with UCL's leading decarbonisation researcher Tristan Smith about its latest paper showing that only a proposed levy will do the job of funding clean fuels and making the transition equitable

And Oslo-based tanker correspondent Matt Coyne discusses the confusing messages from Donald Trump that have the tanker brokers scratching their heads.

and the scourge of the industry that just keeps on going. Seafarer abandonment is not only still an issue, it seems to be getting worse. 

Wavelength talks to the ITF about its concerns as the number of cases exploded in 2024

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In this week's episode of the Wavelength podcast:

Eric Priante Martin looks at the executive orders by US president Donald Trump that could influence shipping,

Holly Birkett talks to Fearnley's head of research Dag Kilen about the geopolitical trends set to influence shipping,

Also, Wavelength host Craig Eason talks to UCL research scientists Marie Fricaudet and Nish Rehmatulla about their new report  showing how shipping is emitting far too much CO2 if it wants to remain on track

And Haris Zografakis, partner at law firm Stephenson Harwood, joins the show to explain how there is a gaping liability hole which could leave shipowners high and dry if they have accidents with green fuel powered ships.

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In this episode of TradeWinds Wavelength:

Eric Priante Martin takes a look at the impact of Donald Trump's return to the White House on shipping.

TradeWinds insurance and risk reporter Paul Peachey joins Wavelength host Craig Eason to discuss the latest round of sanctions on the dark fleet and why this time there seems to be change.

And Oslo based tanker correspondent Matt Coyne analyses what an Israeli-Hamas ceasefire may mean to the Houthis and the Red Sea attacks on shipping.

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In this episode, we look at the latest news from the Baltic Sea with the help of former EMSA boss Markku Mylly, a maritime safety veteran. 

Did the Eagle S anchor get released by accident and how can Finland respond to the risks of a shadow tanker disaster?

Eric Priante Martin looks at the implications of the US labelling COSCO a military company.

Produced and hosted by Craig Eason

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In this episode:

We look what Frontline had to say about its third quarter results and what this says about the prospects of the tanker markets.

And we delve into book and claim with the Smart Freight Centre after Meta and Norden sign a market agreement on emissions

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In this week's episode:

We look at a year of attacks in the Red Sea, who is funding them, and what could happen next.

BRS Shipbrokers were out in force at Bahri Week which has become the place to be apparently for the tanker markets. So we get the BRS Bahri barometer

Following the TradeWinds Ship Recycling event we offer a peek into what was said and how one speaker thinks there will be a scrap steel market in Europe that could boost EU recycling

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In this episode:

Danish Ship Finance innovation guru Christopher Rex explains is ideas for benchmarking fuel consumption on similar routes, setting a fuel budget and sharing the benefits, even with the ship crew.

Sandra Boga talks to WFW lawyer Sumeet Malhotra on whay commodities are set for a bull run thanks to Trump's relection

and Paul Peachey looks at the continued risks being taken by shipping who do not take cyber security seriously. More cyber risk and security news from the last week can be found here.

produced by Tradewinds

Host: Craig Eason

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