Breakbulk — July 20, 2026

IMCA appoints Natalie Carroll to lead competence and training, focusing on workforce capability and skill transferability.

British Steel is now under public ownership after years of uncertainty, with the UK government controlling its Scunthorpe plant.

Project cargo demand is expected to outweigh a dip in breakbulk volumes, reducing available multipurpose vessel capacity.

Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) advocates for a North Sea oil and gas policy revision to secure investments and reduce import dependency

The fallpipe vessel Flintstone is set to begin rock installation for scour protection at the Dogger Bank C offshore wind farm

GTT has secured new tank design orders for LNG carriers and a floating LNG unit, reflecting ongoing investment in LNG infrastructure

Daimler Truck, Lambert Defence, and Soframe have partnered for Belgium's military logistics truck tender

Bilbao Port's traffic rose 12.3% in the first half, driven by strong liquid bulk and container volumes.

Nuclear propulsion for commercial shipping is moving from concept to reality, with regulatory and technical advancements accelerating.

Great Lakes regulations show how regional rules can effectively prevent maritime pollution, particularly oil leaks from propeller shafts

Velesto Energy has terminated a contract for a jack-up rig in Malaysian waters, making the 2015-built rig available for new jobs

Van der Vlist introduces MAN hTGX hydrogen combustion engine trucks for sustainable heavy and abnormal transport operations

DEME has secured a contract to transport and install foundations for the first phase of the Zeevonk offshore wind farm.

Sanctioned heavy-lift ships delivered Arctic LNG 2 modules to Russia, indicating a potential restart of the project's third train.

NKT's new cable-laying vessel, NKT Eleonora, has left Romania for Norway to complete its construction.

A wind turbine installation vessel's allision at the Port of Tyne resulted in a gantry crane collapsing