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Container freight rates have soared due to Red Sea attacks and an MSC vessel incident, while IMO faces decarbonization criticism.

Conrad Asia Energy has secured a jackup drilling rig from Pertamina Drilling for its Mako Gas Field development in Indonesia

GenFlat has completed its first production run of patented collapsible shipping containers, aiming to enhance logistics efficiency.

A new report from CHIRP Maritime emphasizes seafarer fatigue as a critical and often overlooked issue in the maritime industry.

Kevin Knight, co-founder and executive chairman of Knight-Swift Transportation, has retired from the company

BW Epic Kosan is expanding its use of GIT Coatings on its LPG fleet after achieving significant fuel savings

Uncertainty surrounding future fuel choices and regulatory frameworks is hindering new orders for alternative fuel vessels

NOAA has given Deep Sea Minerals Corp. a "substantial compliance" determination for its Pacific seabed mining application.

GEODIS inaugurated its first integrated port logistics hub in France, located at the major container port of Le Havre

Geopolitical sanctions and an aging global fleet are creating distinct structural shifts within the tanker and dry bulk shipping sectors.

Posidonia 2026 showcases AI, energy efficiency, and cloud-native software as major maritime technology trends.

New data shows continued investment in methane decarbonization for shipping, despite geopolitical and regulatory challenges.

Chinese iron ore imports are rising while steel output declines, pushing port inventories to near-record highs.

HD Hyundai Samho received Approval in Principle from Bureau Veritas for its innovative container ship bow windshield design

Signal and AXSMarine convened shipping professionals in Athens to discuss AI and technology's role in maritime data and processes

Procurement leaders advocate for prioritizing trust and resilience over cost-cutting in supply chain management

MHS and WE Tech Solutions have partnered to accelerate hybrid-electric vessel deliveries in Norway and the Nordics.

Maersk introduces a new weekly ocean service to improve transit times and connectivity between North Europe, Italy, and Egypt

US crude oil stockpiles decreased by 8 million barrels, surpassing analyst predictions for the week ending May 29.

Artificial intelligence is a growing topic in ship management, but data challenges hinder its full potential adoption

Australia's goods exports significantly increased in April, reaching a three-year high due to strong metal and rural product demand.

Ray-Mont Logistics is opening a new transload facility at the Port of Mobile, capitalizing on its deeper harbor.

Ukraine's Black Sea corridor has surpassed 200 million tons in exports, predominantly agricultural goods.

New orders for alternative-fuel vessels have decreased, signaling a more cautious and diversified approach to decarbonization.

US states are increasing efforts to counter rising cargo theft, especially deceptive pickups, with daily losses reaching $18 million.

A Swedish court has authorized the seizure of a cargo vessel, with the proceeds designated for Ukraine.

NAEC ports experienced a decline in Q1 2026 throughput but gained market share for laden imports against the West Coast

BOURBON has named Olivier Blaringhem as its new CEO, effective September 14, 2026, replacing Gaël Bodénès.

Xingtong Shipping ordered four new chemical tankers from Chinese yards, valued at $103 million, to expand its fleet capacity

MTT Shipping ordered two 3,300 TEU containerships from Wuhu Shipyard in China to expand its fleet.