Ocean Freight

The Port of Los Angeles is exploring options to replace or modify the Vincent Thomas Bridge to accommodate larger container ships

Maersk is tripling its West Coast Latin America shuttle capacity, linking Mexico directly to Panama and Ecuador for faster Asia-South…

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

MOL is undertaking a major expansion into offshore facilities, tank terminals, and low-carbon shipping, leveraging its gas transport…

Italy became Europe's top LNG importer in July due to government incentives, while other nations curbed purchases

Six Saudi oil tankers are reportedly diverting from the Red Sea, opting for an extended journey around Africa due to Houthi threats

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

Maritime intelligence is shifting towards real-time, actionable insights, demanding immediate comprehension over historical data analysis

The IMO has completed its first audit cycle under the IMSAS, evaluating 168 member states on regulatory compliance.

Wirana Shipping urges consistent global standards and a clearer regulatory framework for responsible ship recycling practices

MOL released an integrated TCFD-TNFD report, marking a first for a Japanese shipping company in climate and nature disclosures

Maritime consultancy BMT has partnered with the Seabed 2030 Project to advance global ocean mapping, especially in Asia Pacific

DP World holds sufficient liquidity to finance two new terminals in Fujairah under a 50-year concession, according to Moody's Ratings

South Korean oil refiners are looking into Venezuelan crude imports due to Middle East shipping disruptions.

Transnet aims for 61 million metric tons of coal throughput in 2026-27, driven by maintenance improvements and new rolling stock

Iron ore spot prices declined today, with the DCE main contract down 3.31% and Qingdao Port rates falling 15-20 yuan/ton

European natural gas prices declined due to better shipping conditions in the Strait of Hormuz and fresh LNG arrivals.

Transport & Environment warns the EU is lagging China in green shipping fuel production, with few e-fuel projects operational

China's New Times Shipbuilding has launched two LNG dual-fuel crude oil tankers for Maran and Capital Ship Management.

Terberg Special Vehicles has launched a dedicated business unit for selling used terminal tractors to meet growing market demand.

Port of Rotterdam CEO Boudewijn Siemons has been elected as the regional Vice-President for Europe on the IAPH board.

Two VLCCs departed the Strait of Hormuz, with ship-tracking data showing sparse traffic in the critical waterway

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

A Rotterdam court held an inland carrier liable for moisture damage to a fertilizer shipment during barge transport.

Specialist salvage crews have removed the collapsed STS crane boom from the container ship BG Orange at the Port of Tyne.

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

A stolen luxury car, valued at €260,000, was intercepted at Vlissingen Port before it could be shipped to South America

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

Cosco Shipping Development has ordered 15 new bulk carriers, increasing its total newbuilds for the year to 49 vessels.