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The Port of Los Angeles is seeking proposals for a new project to implement zero-emission technologies in its operations.
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The Port of Los Angeles is seeking proposals for a new project to implement zero-emission technologies in its operations.

A proposed French government policy could raise biomethane costs, jeopardizing €5 billion in sustainable road transport investments.

Cargo iQ restructured its board to better reflect the air cargo supply chain and drive balanced adoption of quality standards
A new joint development project will assess wind-assisted propulsion for commercial viability in the MR tanker sector.

DP World secured a €25 million EBRD loan for its Constanța terminal electrification, targeting CO₂ reduction and Black Sea cargo links

The global maritime sector is navigating persistent labor deficits and increasing geopolitical instability, moving away from predictable…

Modal Group, a French multimodal logistics provider, has launched TRAIX, its own railway undertaking, to operate across France
Wärtsilä recorded an all-time high order intake in Q2, fueled by decarbonization initiatives and geopolitical shifts.

Anemoi has secured new Bureau Veritas approvals for its Rotor Sail configurations, enhancing technical assurance for shipowners.
MOL LNG Saturn crew received an IMO commendation for rescuing six survivors from a sinking cargo ship in the Strait of Malacca

HHLA has adjusted its 2026 financial expectations due to ongoing infrastructure works impacting its operations.
Avenir LNG has launched its new 20,000 cbm LNG bunker vessel, the Avenir Ambition, to strengthen global LNG supply chains.

H. van der Burgt Transport B.V. in Veghel invested in five Scania trucks to boost efficiency and driver comfort.

AeroNet marks 30 years providing certified cargo restraint solutions for global commercial and defense aviation customers

Airbus and Boeing are chartering Antonov An-124s to move critical fuselage parts, exposing aerospace supply chain fragility.

Gasoline prices in the Netherlands are nearing record levels due to rising oil costs and escalating Middle East tensions.

Geopolitical events and trade measures are escalating transport, energy, and procurement costs for Dutch businesses.
Maersk Air Cargo joins BARIG to strengthen advocacy efforts for Germany's air cargo sector amidst operational challenges.
Yang Ming and PSA International are combining low-carbon shipping with electrified terminal operations for integrated emissions reduction.
Panamanian ports saw a 1.8% increase in container volumes in H1, even with revoked terminal concessions
The S-100 standard will significantly change maritime operations, requiring fleets to adapt their data and navigation practices.
Greece may veto proposed European Union sanctions on Russian LNG imports, signaling internal EU divisions.
Three commercial vessels were reportedly attacked in the Strait of Hormuz and off the UAE coast within 48 hours.

A commercial tanker reported a drone or missile strike near the Strait of Hormuz, escalating maritime security concerns.

The U.S. government will impose new 50% tariffs on certain Canadian goods, effective in 30 days.

A second Dynacom-owned tanker was reportedly struck in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting ongoing maritime security risks.

Avianca Cargo and DSV delivered 58 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Venezuela via an A330F freighter from Miami to Caracas.
Ongoing Middle East tensions are expected to boost coal cargo demand in dry bulk shipping due to LNG flow disruptions
The Baltic Dry Index has hit a two-week low, influenced by declining capesize and panamax rates.
Over 700 tankers are operating in the Arabian Gulf as geopolitical tensions reignite around the Strait of Hormuz
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