Sam Chambers is an Editorial Director for Splash Maritime and Offshore News, a leading maritime news publication. With a focus on the shipping industry, Sam covers a wide range of topics including industry trends, environmental regulations, company news, and global trade. His work has also been featured in The Times and CODE magazine.
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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
Hapag-Lloyd is being tipped to seek out further acquisition targets in order to remain in touching distance of the top names in liner shipping.
The Biden administration has reimposed oil sanctions on Venezuela, hitting out at President Nicolás Maduro for failing to follow a greater democratic path for the South American nation.
By: Sam Chambers
The US presidential elections this year have a strong anti-China current with both candidates vowing to get tough with Beijing. Speaking in Pittsburgh to a steelmaking union yesterday, President Joe Biden announced plans to triple the tariff rate on steel and aluminum imports from China while the US Trade Representative has also launched an investigation …
By: Sam Chambers
LR2s have been the strongest performing asset class in tankers in 2024 so far with a year-to-date average of $68,000 a day and a rate bracket ranging from $40,000 a day to $100,000 a day, according to new analysis from Jefferies, an investment bank. This compares to the $40,000 a day average seen during the …
By: Sam Chambers
Littoral states around the Baltic are waging a diplomatic campaign to get other countries to back a greater crackdown on Russia’s shadow fleet passing through the region, concerned about the potential for environmental catastrophe with a number of near disasters reported among the ageing fleet of tankers over the past year. Foreign ministers from the …
The Japanese are leading the charge to get robots working on ships at sea.
By: Sam Chambers
Torgeir Willumsen, resident partner at Simonsen Vogt Wiig in Singapore and founder of Assentiri, with some advice for shipping on the industry's digital path.
By: Sam Chambers
A Japanese feeder line has embarked on a zero-emission boxship project.
Canada's minister of transport, Pablo Rodriguez, has outlined a steep increase in fines for violations under the Canada Shipping Act whereby the maximum penalty has been raised from C$25,000 to C$250,000 ($181,351).
By: Sam Chambers
As much as 13% of the global merchant fleet has no internet access, a new survey has found.
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