
The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Why the box sector is in for a bumpy ride
THE container sector is no stranger to irrational exuberance. The last time we had an overcapacity market from 2016 to 2019, we saw nine off the top 20 carriers disappear in the space of two and a ha...
10 Mar 202320min

The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Is shipping taking Diversity, Equity and Inclusion seriously?
Every study and every ounce of common sense points to the fact that for any organisation that relies on its people, it should be a strategic priority to broaden your talent pool, enlist a diverse rang...
4 Mar 202320min

The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Why don’t shipping companies have a credible ESG plan?
The lack of transparency and substance being attached to ESG announcements in shipping has become a pretty consistent theme of the Lloyd’s List Podcast over the last few years. We have paraded a long...
24 Feb 202321min

Biofuels: Serious sustainability or expensive energy?
Lloyd's List Sponsored content in association with Argus Media Biofuels do not get the media coverage enjoyed by ammonia or hydrogen, but expertise is growing. Bunker suppliers and shipowners are wor...
22 Feb 202314min

The Lloyd’s List Podcast: 2023 P&I renewals uncovered
Our Victorian shipping forebears designated twelve noon on 20 February each year as the notional time and date at which Baltic ports became ice free, and that has given birth to one of the great tradi...
20 Feb 202320min

Storm warning: The impact of weather data on decarbonisation
Lloyd's List Sponsored content in association with Orbit MI WEATHER has always mattered for shipping; it will matter even more as the climate changes. The 2021 report from the United Nations Intergo...
15 Feb 202319min

The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Why shipping’s sanctions risk is here to stay
The public debate in the west about whether sanctions levelled against Russia are working is inevitably complex, but ultimately is immaterial to most companies struggling to comply with them. The poin...
10 Feb 202319min

The Lloyd’s List Podcast: How to retrofit a more efficient shipping industry
The ships of the future will be more efficient. But the global fleet currently carrying the 11bn tonnes of seaborne trade annually will be operational into the 2030s and so keeping the existing ships...
3 Feb 202316min



















