
Fugro Secures Australian Subsea Infrastructure Contract for Asset Integrity
Fugro secured a marine asset integrity contract in Australia for subsea infrastructure replacement, survey, and inspection.
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Fugro secured a marine asset integrity contract in Australia for subsea infrastructure replacement, survey, and inspection.

The IMO is focusing on practical maritime safety for seafarers amidst geopolitical pressures affecting global shipping.
Stillstrom by Maersk has partnered with Semco Maritime to produce critical components for offshore charging buoys.

Perenco Brasil is partnering with Porto do Açu to bring shore power to its offshore fields in Brazil's Campos Basin, reducing emissions

Germany's machinery sector downturn could create project cargo bottlenecks due to reduced supplier capacity, impacting global logistics
Lloyd's Register suggests 200,000 cubic meter LNG carriers could cut transport costs while accessing most terminals

Accelerating fleet growth is projected to weaken the container shipping market's supply/demand balance in 2027.
DeepOcean and TFKable Group are forming a joint venture to offer integrated EPCI services for offshore wind inter-array cable projects

Two workers died after falling into the sea during stevedoring operations at Singapore's Tuas Port

Netherlands-based Subsea Cable Assets (SCA) secured its initial contract with Saipem, worth $20 million, for cable work

COSCO Shipping's shipbuilding arm is planning an IPO to support growth, with Chinese yards dominating global orders.
Incat Crowther delivered the Sadie Ann, a battery-hybrid research vessel, to Lake Superior Research Institute for educational use
Heerema Marine Contractors has completed the installation of the second offshore substation for the Hornsea 3 wind farm.

ABL will assist Allseas with the single-lift removal of a 60,000-ton topside for a North Sea decommissioning project
Maersk is increasing its use of the Suez Canal for Asia-Europe routes due to a tight global shipping market and port congestion
Singapore's biofuel prices, specifically LNG for Otto MS engines, have moved to a premium over conventional marine fuels
The Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships became effective on June 26, 2025
Eastern Pacific Shipping has taken delivery of a new LPG dual-fuel ammonia carrier from Jiangnan Shipyard, capable of carrying both…
China has gained a dominant position in new orders for LNG bunkering vessels, overtaking South Korea's previous market leadership
Spain's new marine fuel law, Royal Decree 611/2026, mirrors Dutch decarbonization mandates for bunker suppliers.
The Port of Gdańsk achieved a historic monthly cargo throughput record in August 2026, surpassing 8 million tonnes.
Japan has secured crude oil supplies through November, but December's outlook is uncertain due to Middle East tensions
Iron ore futures in China rose due to supply disruptions in Brazil caused by El Niño weather patterns and increased shipping costs
Wheat prices fell to a one-month low as renewed diplomatic efforts between Russia and Ukraine raised hopes for Black Sea shipping.
US crude oil inventories unexpectedly rose by 1.786 million barrels, defying forecasts for a decline.
Rolls-Royce opens a new Remote Monitoring Centre in Italy to expand global oversight of mtu marine propulsion systems.

Croatia's Rijeka Gateway deepwater container terminal has processed over 370,000 TEU and welcomed more than 100 vessels in its first year
Australia's government is funding a new knowledge hub to centralize information on low carbon liquid fuels for transport sectors.

A new methanol-ready subsea rock installation vessel has been launched, targeting offshore wind and subsea cable projects
Oliver Josse, co-CEO of Seascale Energy, is set to depart Cargill in December after a 36-year tenure.
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