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Amy McLellan

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  • Journalist, Copywriter and Editor, Freelance
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As seen in: The Independent (UK), A Mummy Too, IMarEST News, Breakbulk, Master Investor, Shepherd
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Navigating Breakbulk’s Capacity Challenge

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By Amy McLellan Verified
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By Amy McLellan The breakbulk sector is facing a capacity squeeze, but the problem is not necessarily a lack of vessels. According to speakers on the Fleet Decisions in an Era of Strategic Demand panel session at Breakbulk Americas 2026, changing trade routes, geopolitical disruption and sustained demand for project cargo are keeping vessels employed for longer, making available capacity increasingly difficult to secure.
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US LNG Buildout Sparks Capacity Concerns

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By Amy McLellan Verified
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By Amy McLellan With global liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand rising and energy security concerns reshaping investment priorities, U.S. projects are accelerating, but not without short-term uncertainty and concerns about manufacturing and logistics capacity. In a volatile world, the U.S. LNG market is set to boom, with US$416.6 billion of capex set to unlock a wave of projects through to the early 2030s.
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Europe’s Green Steel Ambitions Meet Reality

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By Amy McLellan Verified
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By Amy McLellan From Issue 3, 2026 of Breakbulk Magazine (5-minute read) It’s been another difficult year for the European steel market. While figures show the first signs of recovery in 2025, reversing three consecutive years of declining consumption, the reality is the EU consumed more steel last year but produced less.
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