
Vessel Queue for Danube River Ports Reaches 80 Ships Amid Increased Throughput
About 80 vessels are queuing to enter the Danube River for Ukrainian ports, though throughput is increasing.
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About 80 vessels are queuing to enter the Danube River for Ukrainian ports, though throughput is increasing.
NextMariner, a new digital platform, aims to simplify navigation and connections within the maritime industry for various stakeholders
Danish maritime recruitment specialist MARPRO Group has expanded its operations into Canada, appointing a new Country Director.
EU naval forces boarded the MV SUN oil tanker in the Mediterranean, suspecting its ties to Russia's shadow fleet.

MARAD has activated the SUNY Maritime College's Empire State VII for a classified national security mission due to a lack of other…

Turkish and Somali forces successfully freed the cargo vessel Lutuf from pirates off Somalia's Puntland coast

Cheniere Energy has completed the third phase of its Texas LNG project, boosting liquefaction capacity to 56 MTPA.

A truck driver was fined €500 for causing a road hazard in Veghel after a collision with a cyclist.

DEME's NorseWind has installed 22 of 44 Vestas turbines for the Nordseecluster A offshore wind project, reaching the halfway point

Major trucking companies are adopting AI to provide timely safety coaching to drivers, improving road safety and retention

Crop commodity prices recorded their largest monthly increase since 2012, fueled by rising energy and transport costs.

ABS's 2026 outlook highlights early action, flexibility, and execution as key for shipowners to navigate decarbonization challenges.

Marlink has released a new cybersecurity solution tailored for operational technology in maritime and land-based sectors

WinGD's latest report suggests policy support is crucial for maritime decarbonization despite cost-effective fuel retrofits
Carriers are bringing drayage operations in-house due to a shortage of drivers, aiming for competitive advantage

Tideworks is rolling out its Terminal View system, transforming TOS data into a 3D visual for identifying operational issues.
Canada's new tariffs on US aluminum, steel, pulp, and paper are expected to raise costs for manufacturers.
Williams-Sonoma is distributing $10 million in tariff refunds to its employees and vendors.

Steerprop enters the yacht market with its smallest contra-rotating propeller (CRP) azimuth propulsors for a private luxury vessel

The Switch recorded its best month for marine electric machine orders, covering almost 50 oceangoing vessels.

BTS Logistics has opened a new office in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, expanding its Asian network for sea and air freight.

TotalEnergies has finalized its departure from Russia's Arctic LNG 2 project, maintaining a $1.3 billion loan claim
Climate change is now a structural constraint for global supply chains, impacting trade and logistics resilience

Ørsted and Nuveen have completed the 913 MW Borkum Riffgrund 3 offshore wind farm, now in commercial operation

A new subsea construction vessel is traveling to Norway for final outfitting before its deployment to Taiwan.

Amsterdam port businesses warn that new overnight restrictions on larger vessels in the Rhine Canal could disrupt cargo flows

Harbers Trucks acquired Drimote Nederland to advance remote vehicle control, starting with simplified forward/backward movement for trucks
The US is exploring maritime nuclear technology for offshore data centers, potentially moving computing infrastructure from ports to sea

Two transport company directors were acquitted of bribery and forgery charges in Rotterdam, despite unusual payments.
Dutch coalition parties failed to agree on next year's budget after prolonged negotiations, potentially affecting logistics policies
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