Sam Chambers is the Editorial Director at Splash Maritime and Offshore News. He specializes in supply chain and logistics, energy and mining, and public security, often exploring the intersections of these themes through the lens of current global events such as the Russia-Ukraine War and the implications of ESG policies in regions like Australia and China. Sam's insights and analyses have been featured in CODE, World Wealth Journal, The Times, and Nub News.
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Sam Chambers' coverage primarily focuses on transportation & logistics, with a significant emphasis on the shipping industry. He often reports on private sector announcements and government releases related to these sectors. His articles also delve into specific topics such as greenhouse gas emissions in shipping, marine insurance, and recent developments in global maritime trade.
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By: Sam Chambers
The Swedish Prosecution Authority has seized a ship suspected of damaging un underwater fiber optic cable linking Latvia and the Swedish island of Gotland yesterday, the latest in a series of undersea sabotage attacks plaguing the Baltic region. The ship in question this time is the 32,200 dwt, Maltese-flagged oil tanker Vezhen, which was sailing …
By: Sam Chambers
There has been a remarkable doubling of the amount of project cargoes leaving China on dry bulk carriers over the past year. Citing AIS satellite dry bulk carrier movement data from AXSMarine, Greece’s Ursa Shipbrokers has tallied that project cargo exports carried by dry bulk carriers from China to international destinations amounted to 3m tonnes …
By: Sam Chambers
Spot rates for LNG carriers are now at all-time lows, although some analysts believe the shipping sector is close to bottoming out.
By: Sam Chambers
Spain’s Navantia has completed its buy-out of the UK’s Harland & Wolff, securing jobs at four yards in Northern Ireland, England and Scotland. “By combining Harland & Wolff’s proud heritage and facilities with Navantia’s global expertise in defence, maritime and renewable energy, we are creating an exceptional platform for growth,” said Ricardo Dominguez, chairman of …
By: Adis Ajdin
The tanker division of the world’s largest shipowner is readying $1.1bn for its newbuilding programme. COSCO Shipping Energy Transportation is issuing RMB8bn worth of A shares to raise cash to build three aframaxes, six VLCCs and two LNG carriers. The aframaxes will be built by sister firm COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry (Yangzhou), while all the …
One of the favourite parts of my job is compiling Splash Extra’s monthly review – a chance to assess concisely what were the biggest stories of the past few weeks and to place them in context and level of importance. In the six years – and 73 monthly reviews neatly composed – I can confidently …
By: Sam Chambers
Bahri and Petredec have agreed to form a strategic partnership aimed at addressing Saudi Arabia’s increasing LPG and ammonia shipping demands. The two companies will establish a dedicated joint commercial team. Bahri already controls a 40% shareholding in Petredec. Ahmed Ali Al Subaey, CEO of Bahri, Saudi’s top shipping line, said: “This strategic alliance with …
By: Sam Chambers
A Chinese chief engineer, Fei Wang, 38, has been sentenced in the US to three months in prison and three years of supervised release over an oily bilge water release last year.
By: Sam Chambers
A well-known name in Norwegian shipping circles, Robert Hvide Macleod, has invested in shipping emissions analytics company Siglar Carbon.
By: Sam Chambers
Emanuele Lauro-led Scorpio Tankers has taken its shareholding in VLCC giant DHT Holdings to above 5%.
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