Peter Molloy
Senior Associate – Breakbulk & Heavylift Drewry Maritime Research
Peter Molloy is a highly experienced consultant who specialises in niche shipping markets. He has extensive experience in valuations, market analysis and due diligence for different ship types and markets.
His advisory expertise is considerable and includes market studies, valuations and strategic planning.
2026 Event Agenda Sessions
Setting the Scene: MPV Fleet Analysis 2026
This opening presentation will provide a data-driven snapshot of the multipurpose and heavy-lift fleet, highlighting trends in age, orderbook activity, and regional deployment. With capacity tight and compliance costs rising, it sets the stage for the discussion on vessel availability, costs, and crew challenges that follows.
Wednesday 04 February 14:30 - 14:40 Main Stage
Fleet Outlook
This opening presentation will provide a data-driven snapshot of the multipurpose and heavy-lift fleet, highlighting trends in age, orderbook activity, and regional deployment. With capacity tight and compliance costs rising, it sets the stage for the discussion on vessel availability, costs, and crew challenges that follows.
Main Stage Asia/DubaiFleet Under Pressure: Capacity, Costs, and the Crew Crisis
Global shipping is grappling with a perfect storm: shipyard slots are scarce, newbuild prices have skyrocketed, and offshore fleets face aging vessels with poor ROI on replacement. At the same time, a widening talent gap – exacerbated by rising crew costs and a new generation less willing to go to sea – is leaving operators short-handed. This session examines how these pressures are reshaping vessel supply, crew dynamics, and project cargo flows, with a regional lens on the Arabian Gulf and Red Sea, tariff shocks, and political instability.
Wednesday 04 February 14:40 - 15:30 Main Stage
Fleet Outlook
Global shipping is grappling with a perfect storm: shipyard slots are scarce, newbuild prices have skyrocketed, and offshore fleets face aging vessels with poor ROI on replacement. At the same time, a widening talent gap – exacerbated by rising crew costs and a new generation less willing to go to sea – is leaving operators short-handed. This session examines how these pressures are reshaping vessel supply, crew dynamics, and project cargo flows, with a regional lens on the Arabian Gulf and Red Sea, tariff shocks, and political instability.
Main Stage Asia/Dubai










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