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Kanellakis, Pittas, Pappas, Vafeias: What needs to change for Greek ships to return to the Greek flag
The four Greek shipowners speak about the shortage of Greek seafarers, the changes needed to the Greek registry and the need to bring shipping into schools – What they said about decarbonization, new fuels and artificial intelligence
Double strike on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz – Two injured on Greek-managed vessel
LR Stephanie hit by unknown projectile while entering the Strait of Hormuz, while a day earlier an unmanned aircraft struck ADNOC’s LPG Carrier Al Maryah – Discrepancy grows over the actual number of transits
Greek counteroffensive in shipyards with 14 new vessel orders
Greek shipowners invest in tankers, LNG carriers and ammonia carriers – VLCC rates on the Middle East–China route surge above $1 million per day
Greek shipowners’ major cash-out – 316 ships up for auction
Tsakos, Frangos, Laskaridis, Lentoudis, Pistiolis, Patitsas, Prokopiou and other major groups are taking advantage of the rally in asset values — The five largest Greek tanker sellers had already completed $1.71 billion in transactions, with the proceeds being reinvested in younger vessels and newbuildings
Brent above $90 after U.S. strike on Iran
Oil prices rise more than 2% as concerns over the Strait of Hormuz flare up again
A two-tier ferry industry: Three major players invest while 30 smaller companies fall behind in fleet renewal
Three companies account for more than 61% of passenger capacity and nearly 69% of vehicle capacity, while 30 smaller operators with 75 vessels struggle to finance fleet renewal
