Ocean Freight

Tsuneishi Solutions Tokyobay has delivered its first methanol fuel supply system for a Kamsarmax bulk carrier.

Genco has raised concerns about Diana Shipping's takeover bid, pointing to potential share dilution and vessel sale risks.

Mercitalia Shunting & Terminals will maintain its role as the shunting operator for the ports of Savona and Vado Ligure

Port of Zwolle remains accessible for vessels despite low water levels and the temporary closure of the Twentekanaal.

Bunker fuel availability in key American ports is stable, with Houston seeing higher demand for conventional fuel grades.

Global container freight rates have fallen for two consecutive weeks, influenced by reduced US demand and increased vessel supply

OneLearn Global launched a new maritime training course to enhance communication and collaboration among Filipino seafarers.

BMT expands its global maritime design capabilities by acquiring Australian naval architecture firm One2three Naval Architects

ABS has joined Korean and U.S. research institutions to advance technical innovation and collaboration in shipbuilding.

Dalian Commodity Exchange iron ore futures saw a slight decline, alongside a drop in spot prices at Qingdao Port

The Port of Bilbao has utilized nearly half of its 2026 investment budget, advancing key infrastructure projects.

Ukrainian grain exports are rerouting to Danube and western border points following increased attacks on Black Sea ports

Soybean futures are approaching a May 2024 high due to strong export demand, rising crude oil prices, and weather concerns

Oil prices surged, with Brent crude breaking above $100/bbl due to escalating Middle East tensions and supply risks.

Iran's military command warns of blocking all West Asian oil exports and targeting energy infrastructure if the US attacks.

Van Oord's TerraMarine consortium is the preferred contractor for Vancouver's Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion, boosting container…

Rotterdam Shortsea Terminals will offer shore power to vessels by 2030 following an agreement with Rotterdam Shore Power.

James Fisher & Sons named the Orca Fisher, the first of four new LNG dual-fuel chemical tankers, in London.

CMA CGM and Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský are reportedly leading the race for a minority stake in SNCF's Rail Logistics Europe

Malaysia's Port of Tanjung Pelepas has completed the rollout of 58 ZPMC electric rubber-tyred gantry cranes.

Two Chinese supertankers carrying Saudi oil exited the Red Sea via the Bab el-Mandeb strait, navigating Houthi threats

Kuehne+Nagel completed 2,000 layoffs and is now focusing on AI-driven cost cutting, with non-growth divisions facing scrutiny

Prodevelop will implement a digital port call optimization platform at two Namibian ports to boost operational efficiency

Saudi oil tankers face a $5 million per shipment surcharge due to Houthi attacks forcing reroutes around Africa.

The US is replacing temporary import tariffs with a stricter, long-term regime, raising average duties on EU products.

GTT Marine will deploy integrated vessel performance solutions on LNG carriers chartered by Petronas to enhance operational efficiency.

Madagascar's main port, Toamasina, has received its first Ship-to-Shore cranes to accommodate larger container vessels.

KOIL Energy Solutions has secured its first subsea energy contract in Brazil, anticipating further market opportunities

Several STS cranes at Antwerp's MPET container terminal were heavily damaged by a hydrofluoric acid leak.

MSC has initiated weekly container calls at Patimban Port, offering West Java exporters a new direct link to Asian hubs