Ocean Freight

Typhoon Noul has hit Hong Kong and Shenzhen, adding to significant port delays and congestion in eastern China.

Bulker S&P market remains firm with strong demand across sizes, driving Ultramax resale increases and Capesize newbuild sales

The U.S. goods trade deficit narrowed by 4.2% to $101.5 billion, driven by a decline in imports.

Extended Jones Act waivers by President Trump are fueling debate over the law's impact on U.S. maritime commerce and security

Princess Cruises celebrates 25 years of shore power use, preventing substantial emissions via hydroelectric connections in Juneau.

Port NOLA appointed Brad Guilmino as CFO to guide finance and innovative delivery for the Louisiana International Terminal.

James Fisher unveils the OrcaFisher, the first of four new LNG-powered Sealife class tankers for UK coastal shipping

Oman reportedly proposed a plan to Iran for shared management and voluntary fees in the Strait of Hormuz, backed by Gulf states

Fueltrax has promoted John Donovan to Chief Operating Officer, recognizing his role in global infrastructure expansion.

PortXChange proposes EU ETS revenues fund port operational efficiencies alongside sustainable fuels and zero-emission propulsion.

Seatrium received Approval in Principle from Bureau Veritas for its 30 MW Floating Data Centre concept, advancing offshore digital…

Russia is considering arming grain ships in the Azov Sea with machine guns and missile launchers to counter Ukrainian drone attacks

BBC Chartering's BBC Neptune completed the delivery of over 38,000 metric tons of US grain to Japan.

The European Commission approved a €149 million Swedish aid scheme for fishing and agricultural sectors due to rising fuel costs.

Europe's heatwaves are causing the Rhine River to near historic low water levels, impacting inland freight and raising costs

The EU approved a €103 million Dutch subsidy to promote methanol and hydrogen-powered ships, mainly for short-sea routes

Rotterdam's fossil bunker fuel sales have declined for four consecutive quarters, reflecting changing maritime fuel demands.

Red Sea crossings have decreased by 50% as Middle East conflict disruption spreads, according to Clarksons Research.

Houthi attacks on Saudi-linked vessels in the Red Sea have escalated, raising fears for global energy and maritime trade.

The UP World LNG Shipping Index (UPI) increased by 2.83% last week, extending its gains for a third straight week.

Saint Kitts and Nevis International Ship Registry expresses grave concern over three Black Sea security incidents involving merchant…

Saudi Arabia redirected crude exports to the Red Sea via the East-West Petroline, peaking in March before a 41% decline by June

Tariff barriers are limiting China's substantial soybean purchases from the US, keeping Brazil as the main supplier

Asian steel market faces Q3 pressure from seasonal demand lull and trade barriers, impacting export volumes and freight rates

Attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz are escalating, raising concerns for European oil markets.

Neste will provide renewable diesel to the Tara Polar Station for its Arctic expedition, reducing fossil fuel use.

PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH) has secured a long-term contract for its diving support vessel in the Arabian Gulf

Three nuclear vessel designs received class approval, but outdated safety codes and port readiness issues hinder commercial deployment.

Philips reported a one-time €186 million refund from US import tariffs, with minimal further payments expected.

Bureau Veritas VeriFuel's Q2 2026 data shows global VLSFO viscosity increased, alongside changes in VLSFO and HSFO sediment content