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Chevron is negotiating to expand its oil operations by adding two new fields in Venezuela, according to recent reports.
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Chevron is negotiating to expand its oil operations by adding two new fields in Venezuela, according to recent reports.

Rhine River water levels in Germany have stabilized after recent rain, enabling vessels to carry larger cargo volumes.

Oil tanker earnings on a benchmark route have approached $650,000 daily due to the Iran war and strategic shipping plays

The rapid expansion of US data centers is driving a significant increase in gas-fired power projects, exacerbating project cargo bottlenecks
The UK Chamber of Shipping stresses practical measures are essential for maritime decarbonization, beyond mere regulation

Viridien launched an expanded seismic reimaging program in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico to enhance deepwater exploration.

A Federal Reserve official indicated that further interest rate hikes might be necessary despite recent inflation cooling

A 17,200-ton North Sea platform has been lifted and loaded onto a heavy-lift vessel for dismantling after 42 years

Turkish shipyard RMK Marine is combining experience with innovation to build a new generation of specialized vessels

Slovakian fender manufacturer Bencros now offers independently verified CO2 savings to its port and vessel customers.
Advance Auto Parts expects substantial savings after rebidding carrier contracts, aiming for enhanced supply chain efficiency.
Missouri has commenced a federally funded project to add 255 truck parking spots along the I-70 corridor by late 2028
Transporting a 300-tonne fractionator to Petrobrazi involved complex heavy transport and specialized engineering solutions

Retrofitting existing vessels with current technology provides a practical path to shipping decarbonization, rather than relying on…

Ethiopian Airlines Cargo initiated a new freighter service linking Chengdu, China, and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on August 28.

TVM, a transport insurance provider, announced Judith Cok's appointment as Chief Commercial Officer and Board member.

Saudi Aramco is increasing heavy crude sales, utilizing the Strait of Hormuz, mirroring other Persian Gulf nations' export growth
Drewry states that global port congestion stems from supply chain disruptions, not a lack of terminal investment.

Container dwell times at the LA-LB port complex hit a one-year high in July due to rising imports and chassis shortages

Shearwater GeoServices will conduct a seven-week 3D seismic survey in the Norwegian Sea for new and prospective acreage

AD Ports Group's board has recommended shareholders accept a cash offer to privatize the ports and logistics entity

The US has introduced new Section 301 tariffs, ranging from 10% to 12.5%, on imports from 60 economies.

Korean Air is automating Incheon and JFK cargo terminals to manage an expected surge in AI server and semiconductor shipments.

Estonia is using its digital society framework to upgrade its shipping registry and boost maritime competitiveness

Four shipowners have ordered four new VINGA product tankers, expanding the Furetank-developed series to 26 ships.

CMA CGM achieved a new biomethanol bunkering record in Shanghai, supplying 8,016 tonnes to a container vessel.

Alstom has delivered three new third-generation Traxx Universal multi-system electric locomotives to Captrain Polska.

Futura introduces integrated services for offshore wind, combining engineering, personnel, equipment, and port infrastructure.
Boston Scientific's global ordering and shipping operations are disrupted by a cyberattack, with the full impact still unknown.

Hong Kong Air Cargo is set to begin weekly charter flights between Hong Kong and Brisbane, Australia, starting August 29
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