AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOffshore Wind Buildout: Cadeler ordered two more COSCO-built T-class jack-up installation vessels in a deal worth about €805m, aiming to keep its offshore wind installation fleet the industry’s largest and expand capacity through 2030-31. Steel for Energy Shipping: Hyundai Steel and DNV will set up a certification system and joint testing for steel and welding used in future energy transport and storage, including ship and offshore plant applications. Arctic Route Shift: Sea Legend is launching a weekly Ningbo–Felixstowe service via the Northern Sea Route, pitching a potential 40-day trip cut in half as Arctic ice declines. Middle East Shipping Risk: Iran says it’s nearing a Hormuz reopening pact with Oman but insists the U.S. meet compensation and security conditions first, keeping markets jittery. Logistics Operations & Safety: A chemical warehouse fire in Pyeongtaek was brought under initial control after hours, with hazardous materials involved. Company Results: CJ Logistics Q2 operating profit fell 12% as investment rose and costs pressured contract logistics. Cyber & Data: A CEVA Logistics-linked cyberattack is reported to have exposed customer data tied to Valve/Steam hardware buyers. Talent Gap: IMarEST warns the maritime talent shortage is widening, urging faster action to attract and retain skilled workers.
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