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The shipping industry is making strides in its green transition, investing in alternative fuels and energy-efficient technologies.
LNG charter rates are climbing as Asian buyers seek Atlantic basin cargoes to offset Middle East Gulf supply reductions.
Middle East LNG exporters face years of resolving contractual disputes and restoring missed deliveries after the Strait of Hormuz reopens
A cross-industry coalition is calling for urgent action to accelerate the decarbonisation of offshore wind operations.
Egypt's Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE) is improving governance to attract investment and boost its global trade hub status
The Baltic Dry Index advanced for a third session, reaching its highest point since May 15 at 3,124 points.
An Iraqi supertanker's transit through the Strait of Hormuz indicates a potential easing of oil supply constraints.
Dualog reports that compromised identities, not malware, are the main cause of maritime cyber threats, urging stronger access controls
India's economy faces a slowdown due to sustained Middle East supply disruptions, particularly affecting energy and fertilizer imports.
Oil markets are volatile due to Iran's potential plan to impose a permanent fee on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
US gasoline futures fell to a five-week low on reports of a potential Iran war resolution, raising hopes for the Strait of Hormuz.
A Dallas Fed official warned that extended closure of the Strait of Hormuz might require global energy consumption cuts.
Brazil's cement industry is being pressed to reduce its reliance on imported petroleum coke to enhance energy security and decarbonize
Diana Shipping has increased its all-cash takeover bid for Genco Shipping & Trading, intensifying a proxy fight for board control
A cocaine bust at Mundra Port led to three arrests and one fatality, highlighting ongoing maritime security challenges.
A High Court trial in London is set for October 26 to resolve the dispute between Mercuria and the Baltic Exchange over the TD3C VLCC…
High-and-heavy equipment manufacturers like Caterpillar and Deere are targeting the data center market for growth opportunities.
A Jones Act waiver is reshaping US oil trade, enabling foreign tankers to access domestic routes and altering energy flow patterns
Freightos reported a 3% revenue increase in Q1 2026, reaching US$7.2 million, with gross booking value up 24%
Oil from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve was sent to California for the first time, amidst Middle East disruptions
Advanced Polymer Coatings (APC) has started a recoating program for six Sterling Ocean Shipping tankers to boost operational efficiency
A summary of carrier sales and purchase activity for Week 21, detailing recent vessel transactions and market trends
Ten Indian sailors detained in Iran since July 2025 on an oil tanker have been released after diplomatic engagement
Indian Register of Shipping awarded Type Approval to GRSE for marine hull and line valves for defense and commercial ships
Britannia P&I Club announces leadership changes, promoting Helen Todd to CUO and Simon Williams to CCO, effective June 1, 2026
Lomé's oil jetty is unavailable until June 7, 2026, with vessels now diverting to the ore wharf.
The MMG medical app for seafarers now includes updated guidance on Hantavirus, developed by Gard and Norwegian Centre for Maritime.
South Korea's President Lee Jae Myung has committed to developing the shipping and port industries as strategic national sectors.
The Port of Long Beach secured a $283 million federal grant for its Pier B On-Dock Rail Support Facility Project
Georgia Ports Authority and its employees raised a record $661,000 for United Way, supporting local community programs.
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