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Ocean freight rates are rising due to increased fuel costs, influenced by recent geopolitical tensions.

SplashTech launches a new premium publication to guide maritime stakeholders through the digital transformation in shipping.

A new refrigerated inspection facility at the Port of Savannah will enhance cold chain integrity for perishable imports.

PV Drilling has expanded its offshore fleet by acquiring an eighth jackup drilling rig, enhancing its operational capacity.

A firearm incident on the USS Kennedy resulted in one fatality and one detention, with naval authorities investigating.

A cargo vessel ran aground off Luzon, Philippines, leading to a petroleum spill and potential environmental concerns.

Undercover reporters have confirmed Russian paramilitary personnel on oil tankers, raising maritime security concerns.

Kpler corrected its data, confirming an oil cargo delivered to the Philippines originated from Russia, not Iran.

Maersk is exceeding its 4.3 million TEU capacity cap, now operating at 4.7 million TEU due to increased demand and vessel charters

CMA CGM's chief executive cautioned against assuming a return to pre-war conditions in the Strait of Hormuz

The oil market expects a supply shortage if the Strait of Hormuz closes, shifting to oversupply upon its reopening

National average diesel prices are falling while spot market demand for freight is increasing, according to a recent report

ID Logistics Poland has opened its 50th logistics site, a 24,000 sqm facility in Wrocław, strengthening its market position

The Port of Long Beach is providing financial incentives to drayage operators for purchasing electric trucks.

Thordon Bearings is advocating for a new "sterntubeless" ship design to prevent oil pollution and lower operating costs

New shipbuilding contracts, especially for tankers, have recently increased, surpassing second-hand vessel market activity

The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) has fallen for the eighth straight day, reaching its lowest level since May 1st.

Shipping frequently misjudges clean technology efficiency, using theoretical figures instead of practical performance data.

An analysis of 354 tanker fixtures in spring 2026 compares crude oil loading activity between the Red Sea and Arabian Gulf.

The Port of Long Beach will host a public meeting to update on its zero-emissions infrastructure development.

South Korea is reviewing an LNG price cap to control electricity rate hikes, impacting KOGAS's financial stability.

Europe can enhance its maritime competitiveness and climate policy by accelerating methane emission reductions from shipping, a new report…

Global crude oil loadings saw a rebound in 2025 after a slight decline the previous year, impacting tanker demand

China is slowly but surely transitioning its power generation away from a primary dependence on coal.

The World Economic Forum warns that the emerging El Niño weather pattern could cause systemic market disruptions.

Bunker fuel availability in Singapore and Malaysia shows mixed trends for VLSFO, HSFO, and LSMGO.

Livorno is enhancing its global standing in maritime training through a new partnership between Gente di Mare and Carnival Corporation

Maritime leaders gathered at the HELMEPA International Conference in Athens to discuss ocean intelligence and MetaShipping.

Kalmar partners with Syncron to implement a new parts planning solution, enhancing aftermarket services and global dealer network.

European natural gas prices edged lower as a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran eased geopolitical tensions