Ocean Freight

PX Group will oversee operations and maintenance for a new LNG import and regasification terminal in The Bahamas.

IMO expands Port State Control cooperation with Black Sea and Caribbean regions for enhanced data exchange and oversight

Bahri Logistics has expanded its ship agency network in Saudi Arabia with new offices at Yanbu and Ras Tanura ports

Oil prices are rising due to supply risks in the Strait of Hormuz and unresolved US-Iran negotiations

Ghana and Jamaica are exploring direct maritime and air links to foster a "hub-to-hub" economic system between West Africa and the Caribbean

South Africa's Port of Cape Town is opening its Duncan Dock multipurpose terminal to a 25-year private concession

Maritec-Naias found high phenolic compound levels in bunker fuel samples from several Chinese ports, posing potential risks.

ADNOC Gas commits $8.2 billion to gas infrastructure in Habshan and Ruwais, targeting growth amidst Hormuz disruptions

Maersk has agreed to sell its training division, Maersk Training, to private equity firm Open Gate Capital.

DOF Group's AHTS vessels, Skandi Skansen and Skandi Ipanema, will undertake multi-million dollar contracts in the CARICOM region

US Republican lawmakers have introduced bills to overturn California's maritime emissions waivers for vessels at berth and harbor craft

Chinese shipping companies are preparing for their busiest season on the Northern Sea Route, linking China, Russia, and Western Europe.

Global M&A deal value rose 47% in H1 2026, with supply chain transactions totaling US$221 billion.

Record-low Danube water levels are restricting grain shipments via Romania, compounding issues for Ukrainian exports amid Russian attacks

Cadeler has ordered two new T-class offshore wind installation vessels from COSCO Shipping Offshore for 2030 and 2031 delivery

HHLA is implementing all-electric spreaders at its CTA terminal in Hamburg, with future plans for other facilities

A record 2,300-tonne monopile shipment from Bilbao to Hornsea 3 signals a new era in offshore wind logistics

Klaveness Combination Carriers has taken delivery of the MV Baltazar, the final CABU III vessel, from New Yangzi Shipyard.

Twenty-two crew members were rescued from the vehicle carrier Min Jiang Kou after a fire off Costa Rica

Odesa's port was reportedly damaged in recent attacks, raising concerns about global food security and Black Sea grain exports

Turkish officials state that commercial vessels are transiting the Turkish straits to the Black Sea without restrictions

Saronic has begun on-water testing of its Marauder unmanned surface vessel at the Port of Gulfport, Mississippi

Kazakh crude oil exports via the CPC pipeline face disruptions due to maintenance and geopolitical factors, impacting tanker markets

Capesize dry bulk rates climbed significantly, fueled by strong demand and reduced vessel availability in major ocean basins

Container rates from East Asia to the US are up, while Panama Canal implements new draft restrictions.

Nuclear propulsion is gaining momentum as a viable option for the shipping industry's decarbonization efforts.

Oil-producing nations are acquiring their own tankers to navigate frequent disruptions in Middle Eastern shipping lanes.

Japan proposes easing GHG fuel intensity reduction targets from 2030 and replacing the IMO Net-Zero Fund with direct contributions

Panama's ship registry has renewed its ISO 9001:2015 certification, affirming its commitment to quality and transparency

Drewry's Intra-Asia Container Index increased by 1% to $970 per 40ft container, ending a six-week decline.