
Used Cargo Handling Equipment Market Shifts to Buyer's Advantage Amidst Increased Supply
The used cargo handling equipment market is now a buyer's market, driven by higher supply and reduced demand.
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The used cargo handling equipment market is now a buyer's market, driven by higher supply and reduced demand.

Autonomous trucking is advancing rapidly towards end-to-end freight operations, surpassing previous industry expectations.
The US has revoked licenses for maritime services to vessels trading with Iran, impacting bunkering and repairs.
The dry bulk market has reached its highest levels in five years, with Capesize rates exceeding $54,000 daily
The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) fell by 2.7% to a one-week low of 3,521 points, ending its two-day advance
The IMO's intersessional working group met to discuss strategies for decarbonizing shipping, focusing on fuel standards and emissions…
Port call data offers deeper insights into LNG-powered vessel deployment beyond newbuilds and bunker volumes
TEN Ltd. reported record gross revenues of $551.4 million for the first half of 2026, a significant increase from 2025
SEA-LNG urges the European Commission to protect the mass-balance chain of custody for marine fuels ahead of RED III revisions
European crude oil imports are rising, with Brent prices topping $100 after Strait of Hormuz attacks.
Optimarin's Guardian ballast water management system, featuring Hyde Marine UV technology, has secured DNV Type Approval.
DP World and ATI commissioned six hybrid RTG cranes at Manila South Harbour to boost capacity and reduce emissions.
The Port of Long Beach launched a new web portal, "Port Partners," to streamline business access to contracting opportunities and resources
The EU-funded PIONEERS project concluded, having worked to improve the environmental sustainability of European ports.
Aqaba Port plans capacity expansion to manage increasing transit trade, especially cargo bound for Iraq
Gulftainer has made a strategic investment in Thailand's Suksawat Terminal, marking its entry into the Thai market

The trucking industry is set to celebrate National Truck Driver Appreciation Week with events and recognition for professional drivers
DNV and Fassmer have partnered to develop and classify autonomous and remotely operated vessels for naval and government use
HFW has appointed Anisha Franklin as Partner in its Paris office, strengthening its global shipping legal practice.
Asyad Shipping has ordered two new product tankers from Hyundai Heavy Industries for $104 million, expanding its fleet
Imported iron ore margins have decreased, driven by falling spot prices and reduced activity at Chinese steel mills
Indian refiners are increasing their global influence by diversifying crude processing, attracting exporters seeking stable demand.
Energy security concerns, especially in Europe, are propelling the green economy beyond its traditional climate change focus

Bluecore Energy is advancing its floating nuclear power plant project, securing a barge and engaging federal regulators.

Salvage operations for the grounded containership MSC Baltic III are progressing off Newfoundland, with the vessel moved closer to shore

Houthi forces have seized Yemen's port city of Mocha and advanced to strategic islands along the Red Sea coast
Dell Technologies faces escalating supply shortages for AI server components due to high demand, impacting their supply chain.

Dutch drivers can request a counter-investigation if they contest the results of roadside alcohol or drug tests

A fire on a bulk carrier at a Chinese shipyard in Qingdao led to 25 deaths, raising safety concerns.
The Gemini Cooperation's approach demonstrates the ongoing importance of the hub-and-spoke model in liner shipping operations
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