US bureau chief and Green Seas editor
Eric Priante Martin is the US bureau chief and Green Seas editor for TradeWinds, a leading shipping industry publication. With a focus on technology, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), and sustainability, Eric covers a wide range of topics related to the maritime industry. His articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on issues impacting global shipping and the environment.
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Eric Priante Martin's articles cover a range of topics, including transportation & logistics, government & politics, and world affairs. He appears to focus on breaking news and evolving stories related to shipping activities, geopolitical events such as conflicts in Yemen involving groups like the Houthis, and developments impacting capesize rates.
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Washington joins coalition of nations in condemning Moscow and Pyongyang cooperation in Ukraine
By: Eric Priante Martin
A third vessel in fleet of Volgotanker issues distress call Authorities in Russia have declared a state of emergency two days after a tanker split in two in the Kerch Strait and another grounded.
By: Eric Priante Martin
Average spot rates hit lowest level since September 2023 and futures contracts plunge, but Diana Shipping charter shows
By: Eric Priante Martin
Can industries harness the unceasing kinetic power of the ocean to meet demand for green energy?
By: Eric Priante Martin
Miners in Western Australia have already called it a year as some bulker owners look to dry dock or shift to the Atlantic
Washington joins coalition of nations in condemning Moscow and Pyongyang cooperation in Ukraine
By: Eric Priante Martin
Forward guidance points to more records ahead Carnival Corp saw its share price rise on Friday as the world's largest cruise ship operator
By: Eric Priante Martin
Cleanup efforts continue after oil washes up on beaches in Black Sea An oil spill in the Black Sea has led to renewed calls for nations to implement a ban on carrying fuel oil in the Arctic.
By: Eric Priante Martin
Sanctions and the Houthis continue to lengthen tonne-miles while a new US president already has shippers bracing for trade wars
By: Eric Priante Martin
Experts are hopeful that the climate talks sceptic won't get in the way of progress
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