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Portonave has invested R$61 million in 30 electric terminal tractors and five electric reachstackers to boost efficiency and cut emissions.
Vessel diversions from the Red Sea are gradually increasing, according to Drewry's latest analysis
A new study suggests the EU ETS reimbursement right for carbon costs may not function as intended, creating financial uncertainty
IMO Sub-Committee III 12 initiated a comprehensive revision of ISM Code implementation guidelines and continued updates to HSSC Survey…
Dryad Global introduces Verihelm, an AI-powered maritime intelligence platform for tracking trade flows and assessing disruption risks
South Korean shipbuilders HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and Hanwha Ocean will compete for naval contracts in Saudi Arabia, Thailand, and…
Ireland's updated National Ports Policy redefines ports as strategic national infrastructure, crucial for trade and energy security
Stabilis Solutions aims for a Q3 2028 launch for its LNG bunkering facility in Galveston, following US Coast Guard approval
Russia has extended its gasoline export ban until the end of 2026, while diesel restrictions may be eased.
Soybean futures have fallen to a two-week low, driven by ample global supply forecasts despite strong US export demand.
Wheat futures climbed over 1% to $6.70 per bushel in late July due to escalating Black Sea grain shipment risks.
US crude oil inventories unexpectedly rose by 3.296 million barrels, defying forecasts for a decline.
Iron ore futures on the Dalian Commodity Exchange declined, while spot prices at Qingdao Port also experienced a slight drop
European equities held steady as strong earnings reports from key sectors offset rising oil prices and a tech stock sell-off
ECT Delta Terminal in Rotterdam is implementing facial recognition for truck drivers, beginning August 17, 2026, to modernize access control
INTERCARGO urges better protection for merchant vessels and crews amid rising attacks on commercial shipping.
ADNOC is continuing LNG exports from its Persian Gulf plant despite regional tensions affecting Strait of Hormuz traffic.
BGN has launched its first US retail marine bunkering business, supplying fuel to vessels on the Gulf Coast.
The Northern Lights project has completed its CO2 carrier fleet for phase one, with the final vessel arriving from China
India is progressing with the $5.1 billion Galathea Bay transhipment port, a strategic move to boost maritime logistics.
Port of Savannah saw June TEU growth, but annual container volumes for FY2026 declined from prior record levels.
A 760-kilometer power interconnector between the UK and Germany has new owners, with construction expected by 2030
GTT maintained stable H1 2026 revenues and EBITDA, securing 65 new orders and demonstrating strong commercial performance.
Sallaum Lines ordered a new 8,600 CEU Pure Car and Truck Carrier from China Merchants Shipyard, with an option for a second vessel
The 2026 Tristar’s Safety at Sea Conference will emphasize seafarer wellbeing as key to maritime success.
Zhenghe Mainline has ordered six new containerships to expand Taicang Port's Baltic Sea route capacity.
TGS secured a 100-day deep-water Ocean Bottom Node contract in the AMME region from a returning client
Hutchison Ports BEST invested €10 million to expand its Navarra Intermodal Terminal, tripling capacity and strengthening rail links to…
HPH Trust sees container volume recovery in Hong Kong, positioning it as a buffer against regional port congestion
A chemical tanker master reported an explosion in the Red Sea, underscoring continued security threats to shipping.
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