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Finnish shipyard Rauma Marine Constructions is nearing the halfway point for the first US Coast Guard Arctic Security Cutter.

Shell-led LNG Canada venture greenlit plans to double its liquefied natural gas export capacity with a multibillion-dollar investment

European worker and employer groups call for new EU rules to restrict subcontracting in road transport.

Hapag-Lloyd has pressed Israeli officials to review its enhanced $4.2 billion bid for ZIM Integrated Shipping Services

Container spot rates to US East and West Coasts have fallen, influenced by the upcoming Golden Week holiday.

JLN Transport has become the first Dutch company to deploy an IVECO S-eWay electric tractor for Lidl's retail distribution.

The United States has implemented a ban on $1 billion worth of Canadian imports, intensifying a trade conflict

Louisiana ports are highlighting infrastructure investment and supply chain resilience at the AAPA convention in New Orleans.

MOL will operate the new LNG dual-fuelled Arctic research vessel Mirai II, Japan's first icebreaking research ship

Marlink and NORMA Cyber launched a joint service for fleet cybersecurity, integrating threat monitoring with incident response.

A Dutch transport company received a court award of over €38,000 for damages to a new truck during crane installation

A Dutch court ruled that poultry farmers remain responsible for animal welfare during transport, not solely hauliers or slaughterhouses

A new whitepaper by Opsealog reveals a significant gap between data collection and operational decision-making in offshore fleets

New weight restrictions on the N307 Markerwaarddijk will significantly impact transport in the Northern Netherlands from October 21

Airbus has confirmed 14 customers for its new A350F freighter after its first test flight from Toulouse.

Dutch Customs will implement stricter controls on preferential origin proofs for used machinery exports from April 1, 2027.

Dajin Heavy Industry has delivered a new large deck transport vessel, expanding its fleet for offshore wind projects.

The IMO is advancing new safety regulations for lithium batteries, container securing, and cargo packing in maritime transport.

SUARDIAZ Group has received its first dual-fuel LNG pure car and truck carrier, the RS Atlantico, from China

Ship-to-ship transfers are facilitating cargo movement across the Strait of Hormuz, with one tanker completing 15 relays in 90 days

The Baltic Exchange's dry bulk freight index recently dropped to its lowest point in almost four weeks, due to falling rates

The UP World LNG Shipping Index fell 2.67% in Week 39-2026, returning towards its August support.

Kokuka Sangyo's new methanol-capable tanker, Kokuryu Maru, will serve as a bunker vessel in Japan, completing its first bio-methanol…

Valenciaport is advancing its RENMARINAS project, integrating wave power and a new solar platform for port electrification

US LNG exports are rising, providing South Korea with a more affordable alternative to Qatari supplies amidst regional conflict

SUARDIAZ adds the LNG-powered RS Atlantico, a 5,500-car capacity PCTC, as part of a €360 million investment plan

Coal futures have climbed above $145 per ton due to tightening global supplies and the Middle East conflict.

A potential US diesel export ban could lower domestic prices by 4% weekly, while increasing European wholesale prices by 2%

Global supply disruptions have significantly increased US diesel prices, prompting refiners to boost output and reshape biofuel economics

US natural gas prices stabilized around $3.12/MMBtu as a key pipeline returned to service and LNG export demand improved