Breakbulk & Project Cargo

Asso.subsea has confirmed the acquisition of an IMR vessel from Reach Subsea and Eidesvik to boost subsea operations

Sarens completed the transport and load-out of a 17,500-tonne Valhall topside for AkerBP's Fenris development.

Bourbon's new IMR vessel has entered service, securing its first contract for offshore operations in India

The Na Hiro E Pae multipurpose vessel has been equipped with a 22-meter eSAIL wind-assisted propulsion system.

ExxonMobil has selected Sercel's specialized software to support its offshore operations in Guyana, focusing on efficiency.

Eidesvik Reach, a joint venture, has sold its inspection, maintenance, and repair (IMR) vessel to a new owner

A new logistics partnership will streamline construction material supply for Sizewell C via ABP's Port of Ipswich

CNH Industrial expects farm machinery demand to rebound by 2027 as existing equipment ages, prompting growers to upgrade

US breakbulk ports are currently avoiding congestion despite unpredictable global project cargo routines

Noble Corporation has upgraded a drillship, indicating a strong forecast for the offshore drilling market and future fleet activity

Gwadar Port handled 200,000 tonnes of breakbulk transit cargo, indicating a shift in regional trade due to Hormuz disruptions

The U.S. dredging industry is expanding beyond routine maintenance to support major infrastructure projects and national security.

Wallenius SOL expands Northern Baltic operations with two RoRo vessels and a 700,000-tonne paper contract from Wagenborg

Huisman will deliver specialized lifting and handling systems for a new offshore installation vessel by SBM Offshore and Solstad.

A major offshore energy merger has cleared U.S. antitrust hurdles but faces deepening scrutiny in Europe and Australia

North Star has secured significant debt financing to expand its fleet of vessels supporting the offshore wind energy sector

Growth in heavy manufacturing and data center construction is projected to increase freight shipping demand, impacting trucking and ocean…

AAL Shipping delivered two 300-ton transformers to New Orleans, enabling direct vessel-to-rail transfer for US grid projects

LASO Transportes has inaugurated a new Algeciras subsidiary, enhancing its international network and specialized transport capabilities

TransNamib and Kaleido Logistics launched a rail corridor from Walvis Bay to Karibib, targeting 25,000 tonnes monthly.

Finnlines saw a 39% profit increase, crediting fleet modernization and energy strategy for shielding against Red Sea fallout.

A hybrid ocean energy construction vessel has arrived in Norway for its final completion phase, targeting offshore wind operations

Record-low Rhine water levels at Kaub are severely cutting barge capacity and pushing freight rates to all-time highs

The world's largest battery-electric ship has commenced its voyage to South America, loaded onto a heavy-lift vessel.

Japan has completed its first coastal deck carrier, purpose-built for transporting offshore wind turbine foundation components

MOL targets $2.8 billion profit by 2030, shifting towards stable revenue from chemical logistics and LNG infrastructure

DOF-TechnipFMC joint venture has extended contracts for two pipelay support vessels with Petrobras for up to three years

France is investing EUR 260 million into five ports to boost floating offshore wind infrastructure and industrialization

China's coal-fired power generation fell below 50% of total electricity for the first time, signaling a green energy transition

DOF Group has secured two AHTS vessel contracts, each valued at $15-25 million, starting in Q1 2027.