September 2024

The Autumn issue of Dry Bulk kicks things off with a review of the European dry bulk market from Drewry, with a particular focus on the impact of declining coal demand. The rest of the issue includes features on Sampling, Silos & Storage, Ports & Terminals, Lubrication, Bagging & Packing, and our Shiploading & Unloading Q&A. The issue concludes with an update from the Panama Canal and its ongoing efforts to adapt to the challenge of climate change.

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Cargo Crunch Amid Coal Cuts
Drewry analyses the potential implications of Europe’s reduction in fossil fuel dependence on shipping demand amid subdued electricity production and policy emphasis on phasing out coal.

Bulk Sampling 101
Eric Maynard, Jenike & Johanson, offers a step-by-step guide to mastering bulk material sampling.

On The Rise In Rajasthan
Tank Connection reviews the installation of an aluminium geodesic dome in Rajasthan.

Overseeing Terminal Operations
James Watson, TBA Group, discusses the benefits for port and terminal operators implementing terminal operating systems (TOS).

Reimagining Ports Through Innovation
Richard Hepworth, Trelleborg, explains how the integration of advanced data systems can drive the development of dry bulk ports.

Shiploading & Unloading Q&A
Dry Bulk asked a number of leading players in the field of shiploading and unloading for their views and insights on a variety of topics, ranging from design factors, to dust control, maintenance, and more.

The ABCs Of EALs
Christian Kiefer, KlŸber Lubrication, discusses the importance of Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EALs).

Thinking About FIBC Filling Systems
Mike Owens, FormPak, Inc., reviews the various factors and considerations involved when deciding on a FIBC filling system arrangement.

Climate Challenges At The Panama Canal
Javier Ho, Panama Canal Authority, details the impact of climate change on dry bulk shipping through the Panama Canal.

September 2024

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