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BIMCO Adopts Addendum to Support Investments in Retrofit Projects

The Maritime Executive 09 Oct 2026
The shipping industry is working to improve fuel efficiency and ship performance to address decarbonisation requirements, new regulations and rising o ....
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BIMCO moves to break ship retrofit cost deadlock

Splash24/7 09 Oct 2026
Shipping association BIMCO has adopted a new contractual framework designed to ...
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BIMCO Adopts Energy Saving Device Retrofit Addendum

MarineLink 08 Oct 2026
To support these developments, BIMCO has adopted the Energy Saving Device Retrofit Addendum 2026 ... says Stinne Taiger Ive, Deputy Secretary General & Director of Contractual Affairs at BIMCO.
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BIMCO: LR2 tankers shift to crude amid Hormuz disruption

SAFETY4SEA 08 Oct 2026
Clean product volumes loaded on LR2 tankers fell 28% year-on-year during the first nine months of 2026, following disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, while tonne-mile demand increased by 2%, according to BIMCO.
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BIMCO adopts framework to support ship energy-saving retrofits

SAFETY4SEA 08 Oct 2026
BIMCO has adopted the Energy Saving Device Retrofit Addendum 2026, a new contractual framework aimed at facilitating investments in energy-saving technologies installed during a time charter ... … BIMCO noted.
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BIMCO: US dry bulk shipments to China jump 104%

SAFETY4SEA 30 Sep 2026
In this week’s “Shipping Number of the Week” from BIMCO, Shipping Analysis Manager, Filipe Gouveia, looks at US dry bulk shipments to China which have picked up following weakened volumes in 2025.
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BIMCO: Container shipping market faces mounting supply pressure in 2027

SAFETY4SEA 23 Sep 2026
The container shipping market is expected to come under increasing supply pressure in 2027 as accelerating fleet growth outpaces demand, while a potential return to Suez Canal routings could further weaken ship demand, according to BIMCO ... BIMCO.
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Container Shipping Faces 2027 Pressure as Huge Orderbook Hits the Water

gCaptain 23 Sep 2026
The container shipping market is still benefiting from geopolitical disruption and longer sailing distances in 2026, but a rapidly expanding fleet could turn that support into a supply problem next year, according to BIMCO.
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