Deadweight Economics: What It Really Costs to Scrap a Ship in 2026
Scrap value is the part of shipping nobody budgets for in public, but everyone cares about in private. Heading into 2026, “what you get paid” to recycle a ship is being pulled in two...
2025 Shipbreaking Update: Where to Recycle Your Ship
In 2025, recycling a ship is no longer just about getting top dollar for steel — it’s a strategic decision shaped by environmental regulations, green certifications, labor practices, and shifting global market dynamics. With...
Top Strategies to Increase Ship Recycling Compensation
Recycling a ship is a significant financial decision for ship owners, and maximizing the compensation from the process is crucial for profitability. By strategically preparing for ship recycling, owners can increase the value of...
Achieving Zero-Waste in Ship Breaking: Regulations, Oversight, and Best Practices
Zero-waste ship breaking is an emerging approach that aims to maximize the reuse and recycling of materials while minimizing the environmental impact and waste produced during the dismantling process. Achieving zero waste requires a...
The Financial Impact of Ship Decommissioning: Planning Ahead
Decommissioning a ship involves several layers of costs—some obvious and some that might not spring to mind immediately. Here’s an overview of what you can expect: * Please send feedback/suggestions to editor @ shipuniverse.com...