Economy

Blue carbon ecosystems could generate $190 billion annually by 2030, enhancing maritime economies while combating climate change.

Digital transformation in the maritime economy is driving cost efficiency, enhancing global trade, and setting a trajectory for sustainable growth.

Seaborne trade, the lifeline of global commerce, transports 80% of international goods, significantly impacting economies worldwide.

Ocean-based renewable energy offers a sustainable solution to meet global energy demand, with an estimated market potential of $3 trillion by 2050.

Explore the blue economy's potential, highlighting its role in sustainable development and the increasing economic contributions of maritime s...

The maritime economy is a powerhouse, with contributions spanning shipping, fisheries, offshore energy, and tourism, driving sustainability.

Blue Growth focuses on sustainable maritime economic growth in sectors like fisheries, energy, and biotechnology, balancing development with growth.

The maritime economy, or blue economy, is experiencing significant growth, driven by the expansion of global trade, advancements in infrastructure.

Freight rates are a critical factor in global trade, influencing the cost of transporting goods by sea. Fluctuations in shipping costs are driven by