Breakbulk & Project Cargo

Mammoet has expanded its heavy lifting and transport capacity in Saudi Arabia with new equipment investments.

A report by ABS forecasts rising demand for offshore support vessels in floating offshore wind, with potential constraints by 2029.

Kamarajar Port in India now features an 18-meter operational draft, allowing it to accommodate fully laden 170,000 DWT Capesize vessels

DP World completed dredging for Senegal's Ndayane Port 13 months early, advancing the $1.2 billion project.

Kuehne+Nagel CEO Stefan Paul asserts the Gulf landbridge cannot substitute Hormuz shipping due to port congestion and renewed attacks

Port of Tyne launched a major environmental cleanup after the Wind Orca vessel struck a crane, causing damage and one injury

Wallenius Wilhelmsen completed a complex breakbulk operation to transport John Travolta's Boeing 707 to an Australian museum

Western Australia has granted State Significant Project status to Woodside Energy's Browse gas project, expediting its development

SimFer's new transhipment vessel, Wontanara, will support the Simandou iron ore project with rapid self-unloading capabilities

Iraq and Syria plan to sign an agreement for new oil pipelines linking Iraqi production to Mediterranean export markets

Africa's first multimodal green hydrogen hub in Walvis Bay, Namibia, is expanding to 500 MW to advance cleaner shipping.

A Harbour Energy subsidiary is executing a repair plan for a leaking riser at its Gulf of Mexico asset, impacting output

Konecranes reported a 6.9% increase in order intake for the first half of 2026, reaching €2,307.0 million

Allseas' Solitaire pipelay vessel has returned to sea after a significant ten-month upgrade period.

Blue Water Shipping has re-entered the Kazakhstan market by forming a joint venture with Askar Tau Engineering to boost project logistics

Kuehne+Nagel completed 2,000 layoffs and is now focusing on AI-driven cost cutting, with non-growth divisions facing scrutiny

KOIL Energy Solutions has secured its first subsea energy contract in Brazil, anticipating further market opportunities

Grandweld Shipyards secured a contract from Bahri Logistics to build two offshore support vessels for Ras Tanura Port.

The Port of Bilbao saw a 12.3% cargo increase in H1 2026, fueled by breakbulk and energy projects.

De Haan Transport has added its first MAN hTGX hydrogen truck for heavy special transport, targeting emission-free solutions.

Worley will conduct pre-FEED work for a new carbon capture and storage project in the Dutch North Sea

DOF Group is selling four PSVs and purchasing two new CSVs to optimize its fleet for subsea operations

Wind Multiplikator GmbH has rebranded as Semco Maritime Offshore Wind Service, aligning with its parent company

COSCO Shipping has ordered eight new heavy-lift vessels from Chengxi Shipbuilding to boost specialized cargo capacity

EU regulators are conducting an in-depth probe into the Saipem-Subsea 7 merger over antitrust concerns.

Infrastructure financing is evolving, with project and corporate finance features increasingly merging in global transactions

Iraq secured $200 billion in US energy deals to expand its oil and gas production and generate employment.

Offshore marine contractors show improved injury rates, but fatal accident risks persist, according to IMCA's latest report

HAREKET transported record 91-meter wind turbine blades over 387 kilometers for Oman's 234 MW Riyah Wind Farm

German police stopped an oversized transport twice in three days due to being overweight and lacking required permits.