So, what happened in the Gulf this week?

So, what happened in the Gulf this week?

In this episode:

TradeWinds’ Gary Dixon looks at what has happened in the Gulf after two tankers collided and caught fire.

We also look at the developments in satellite spoofing and jamming and how the Israel-Iran conflict could affect shipping in and outside the region.

We hear the story of a Chinese master who refused to frame his crew when drugs were found on his ship, and how he spent two years in prison without being properly charged.

And Lucy Hine gives listeners a round-up of recent developments in the CO2 shipping market after we reported on vessel deliveries and new partnerships for transportation for the nascent carbon capture and sequestration market.


Producer and host: Craig Eason

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