
Rhine River Low Water Levels Threaten Inland Freight Transport
Europe's heatwaves are causing the Rhine River to near historic low water levels, impacting inland freight and raising costs
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Europe's heatwaves are causing the Rhine River to near historic low water levels, impacting inland freight and raising costs

AB Texel has launched its first two all-electric milk tanker trucks, achieving zero-emission dairy transport from farm to factory
The EU approved a €103 million Dutch subsidy to promote methanol and hydrogen-powered ships, mainly for short-sea routes

France has temporarily relaxed driving and rest time rules for road transport involved in fighting wildfires.
Rotterdam's fossil bunker fuel sales have declined for four consecutive quarters, reflecting changing maritime fuel demands.
Osprey successfully deployed the UK's first all-electric SPMT, proving zero-emission heavy lift is viable for port operations.
Red Sea crossings have decreased by 50% as Middle East conflict disruption spreads, according to Clarksons Research.
Houthi attacks on Saudi-linked vessels in the Red Sea have escalated, raising fears for global energy and maritime trade.
The UP World LNG Shipping Index (UPI) increased by 2.83% last week, extending its gains for a third straight week.
Saint Kitts and Nevis International Ship Registry expresses grave concern over three Black Sea security incidents involving merchant…
Saudi Arabia redirected crude exports to the Red Sea via the East-West Petroline, peaking in March before a 41% decline by June
Tariff barriers are limiting China's substantial soybean purchases from the US, keeping Brazil as the main supplier
Asian steel market faces Q3 pressure from seasonal demand lull and trade barriers, impacting export volumes and freight rates
Attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz are escalating, raising concerns for European oil markets.

Ukrainian rail freight volumes decreased by 6% in H1 2026, with exports shrinking by 9.6% year-on-year

BALM strengthens crisis preparedness by detailing its national logistics network of over 1,200 companies for government support.

Türkiye's Ministry of Transport has opened a tender for the design and construction of the Istanbul North Rail Crossing Project.
Neste will provide renewable diesel to the Tara Polar Station for its Arctic expedition, reducing fossil fuel use.

PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH) has secured a long-term contract for its diving support vessel in the Arabian Gulf

Three nuclear vessel designs received class approval, but outdated safety codes and port readiness issues hinder commercial deployment.

The logistics and distribution sector recently recorded a significant increase in hiring activity, reflecting growing industry demand

Cuppen Logistics has deployed its first electric Scania truck for daily distribution and plans to expand its EV fleet.

Philips reported a one-time €186 million refund from US import tariffs, with minimal further payments expected.
Bureau Veritas VeriFuel's Q2 2026 data shows global VLSFO viscosity increased, alongside changes in VLSFO and HSFO sediment content
GCMD and DBJ have partnered for five years to accelerate maritime decarbonization through financing and real-world pilots

A diesel shortage has doubled fuel prices, severely impacting Russian rail freight operations and causing extensive disruption.

Barcelona's port saw a 4% rise in H1 2026 container volumes, boosted by imports amidst global trade challenges

Green Planet has launched a MAN hTGX hydrogen truck to offer transport companies practical experience with hydrogen fuel

The FAA is requiring potential inspections of passenger seats on 453 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft due to improper installation reports

Maastricht Aachen Airport is the first in the Netherlands to use an AI-powered exoskeleton for cargo handling.
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