CLIA at Posidonia 2022 with a sustainability agenda on the momentum of the dynamic cruise resumption

With the 27th Posidonia welcoming the global maritime community back to Athens after four years, focusing on the "hot" issues of energy transition, the green agenda, the post-pandemic landscape and the operation of the supply chain amid geopolitical challenges, the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) could not miss the world's leading shipping event.

Shipping fuel and lubes prices skyrocket As geopolitical and regulatory tussles take their toll

More than 40 marine fuel suppliers from around the world have gathered at this year’s Posidonia during a critical juncture for the US$300billion bunkering market, due to the double whammy of the geopolitical crisis and the uncertainty surrounding the regulatory framework pertaining to the decarbonisation of the shipping industry.

Financing decarbonisation for shipping industry needs creative solutions and owners want to be heard

Shipping is required to face the complex challenges placed by the progressively stricter IMO and EU environmental legislation and the financial issues related thereto, according to Greek Minister of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy, Mr Ioannis Plakiotakis.

All the shipping industry’s eyes are on Greece

All the shipping industry’s eyes are on Greece this week as the international shipping exhibition “Posidonia 2022” returns and will take place from today until next Friday at the Athens Metropolitan Expo.

Only Capes maintained a positive sign

Iakovos (Jack) Archontakis.
Commercial Manager TMC MARITIME CO.

Fotios-Evangelos Karlis.
Chartering Department TMC MARITIME CO.

Dry bulk cargo presented borderline losses the past week.

YES TO SHIPPING FORUM 2022 YOUTH DAY AT POSIDONIA

VISIT OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN 30 STANDS OF THE EXHIBITION - DISCUSSION BETWEEN 300 YOUNG PEOPLE AND 55 EXECUTIVES AND ACADEMICS - TRIBUTE TO THE CONTRIBUTION OF THEODORE BENIAMIS TO THE GREEK SHIPPING INDUSTRY