North Carolina Explores Inland Breakbulk Facilities to Boost Maritime Sector
North Carolina is exploring inland breakbulk facilities to expand its maritime sector, focusing on specialized cargo
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North Carolina is exploring inland breakbulk facilities to expand its maritime sector, focusing on specialized cargo

Elonroad and Kalmar are testing dynamic conductive charging for electric terminal equipment to enable continuous operation

Poland's Port of Darłowo completed two infrastructure projects totaling €40 million, enhancing its offshore wind capabilities.

Transavia has made Brussels Airport a full operational base, stationing four aircraft and expanding its network.

Early design decisions and robust qualification of subsea connectors are critical for long-term subsea pipeline integrity

Boskalis reported lower first-half earnings as Middle East disruptions impacted vessel utilization, while Offshore Energy projects offered…

New DNA research shows Asian tiger mosquitoes can survive Dutch winters and are repeatedly introduced via international transport.

ABB is set to install four 3.5 MW Azipod propulsion units on Allseas' 40,000-tonne heavy transport vessel, the Grand Tour

A Dutch Attorney General advises retrying a cocaine trafficking case because the driver was not heard as a witness.

CargoBeamer appointed Markus Fischer CEO, with Nicolas Albrecht becoming chairman, to streamline leadership for European rail freight…

Saildrone and Lockheed Martin demonstrated an armed autonomous naval capability by launching missiles from an unmanned surface vessel.
The Baltic Dry Index rose by 15 points to 2891, reflecting minor shifts in dry bulk shipping rates

A tanker near Yemen was boarded by six armed individuals and diverted towards Somalia, according to UKMTO.

Japan's transport minister visited the Magsaysay MOL Marine Academy, emphasizing seafarer training and Japan-Philippines maritime ties

Royal Air Maroc Cargo expects its new Casablanca-Los Angeles route to attract perishable and textile shippers.

Schneider Electric's Srivatsan Prativathi will address smarter warehouse performance at IntraLogisteX Dallas
Caterpillar received a $392 million tariff refund, substantially reducing its duty costs for the recent quarter

A Dutch truck driver was convicted for stealing 719 e-scooters valued at €50,000 using his employer's vehicle
Plug Power's green hydrogen plant at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges is uncertain, with the company pausing some projects.

Colruyt Group will test two Scania hydrogen fuel cell trucks in daily logistics, featuring an 800 km range and 50-ton capacity

DeepOcean utilized robotic technology to complete a diverless subsea tie-in for a North Sea oil and gas project.

A temporary relaxation of Germany's Sunday truck driving ban led to reduced congestion, despite more trucks on the road

Airbus revealed its first A350 freighter test aircraft, sporting a parcel-themed livery chosen from a design competition
Olam Agri and Vitol Bunkers completed Singapore's first bio-bunkering operation using CNSL-blended VLSFO
Canada has upheld sanctions against Volga-Dnepr Airlines, keeping an AN-124 cargo plane grounded at Toronto Pearson.

Georgian rail freight saw a 20% increase in Q2 2026, largely due to rising transit volumes on the Middle Corridor

Royal Burgers and Emons Group are developing a new Double Deck trailer for enhanced operational flexibility and efficiency.

Cathay Cargo is the first customer for Unilode's fire containment cover leasing service, ensuring access to certified safety equipment.
IBEX 2026 will broaden networking and business opportunities for the recreational marine industry in Tampa.
Bahri Logistics and Red Sea Global signed an MoU to expand their strategic logistics collaboration for Saudi tourism projects
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