FEPORT Urges EU to De-Risk Port Investments for Energy Transition
FEPORT urges the European Commission to de-risk private capital and improve predictability for port investments in energy transition.
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FEPORT urges the European Commission to de-risk private capital and improve predictability for port investments in energy transition.
APM Terminals has completed its new container terminal at Suape, set to become a vital trade gateway in Northeast Brazil
Iron ore futures showed a slight increase, while port spot prices rose, though steel mills became more cautious in purchasing.
Iron ore futures climbed as a potential strike by BHP workers at Australia's Port Hedland threatened supply.
UK natural gas prices hit a five-week low after a peace deal was reached between the US and Iran, easing market tensions
European stocks hit a new record high after a US-Iran peace deal, boosting investor sentiment and causing crude oil prices to drop
The Strait of Hormuz reopening and a US-Iran ceasefire have caused energy prices to fall and global equities to rally.

Maersk is revising its Dry Port Surcharge for both import and export cargo at Hungarian inland terminals.
The Port of Skagen has contracted PowerCon A/S to install a 16 MW shore power facility for cruise ships by 2028

Cargolux partners with Cathay Technologies to digitize flight information, centralizing data and improving operational communication
Everllence's B&W ME GI Mk10.7 dual-fuel methane engine will power four new car carriers for Global Car Carriers
WinGD successfully completed the Factory Acceptance Test for its ammonia-fuelled X72DF-A engine, built in China.

NTSB found a crane operator's clearance error caused an emissions capture arm to collapse at Los Angeles port.

BW Offshore's FPSO vessel reached a major operational milestone at an Australian offshore gas project.

Lineas CEO Bernard Gustin suggests that the privatization of European rail freight has not yet been successful.
Singapore's port saw a 6.8% year-on-year drop in May bunker sales, though monthly sales increased from April

Equinor is preparing for a potential new subsea development to sustain production from a major Norwegian North Sea oil field

China's rail freight sector moved 1.67 billion tonnes of goods from January to May 2026, demonstrating significant growth.
VLSFO samples from Singapore showed high cat fines and elevated acid numbers, exceeding ISO 8217 specifications.

Saudi Arabia Railways awarded a contract to OHL for expanding its freight network in the Eastern Province
NYK, Yanmar, and ENEOS are developing a hydrogen fuel cell system for a new cruise ship launching in 2027.

Dutch Minister Karremans urges companies to finalize preparations for the new truck toll taking effect on July 1, 2026.

Katoen Natie has opened its Barge Solutions Center at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges to optimize container handling via barges

A new study warns ports to prepare for nuclear ships, citing major regulatory gaps needing closure for commercial operation.

Switzerland's Federal Council proposes extending financial aid for cross-Alpine rail freight until 2035.

Japanese shippers cautiously welcome the US-Iran peace agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, awaiting deal details and mine clearance

Hapag-Lloyd partners with WiseTech Global to issue eBLs via Galileo, targeting full digital adoption by 2030.

Dutch goods export volume saw a 4.4% year-on-year increase in April 2026, building on March's 3.8% growth.
ESL Shipping will absorb its subsidiary AtoB@C Shipping to unify its brand and strengthen its dry bulk market position
Florian Pinz will lead DSV's project logistics activities in the Asia-Pacific region, based in Singapore.
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