distance looks simple on a map. in maritime, it rarely is. a few hundred extra miles can mean more fuel, more time, different weather conditions, and a completely different set of costs. that context matters when looking at assets like the ones connected to @EthraShip. where a vessel operates can shape the economics around it just as much as the vessel itself. at sea, geography is part of the balance sheet.
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