Ocean Freight

ECSA calls for EU Member States to allocate a share of ETS shipping revenues to sustainable fuel development

Terminal Portuario de Guayaquil has completed over 2,200 hours of specialized training for its equipment operators

Logistics UK calls on Northern Ireland to develop a dedicated freight and logistics strategy for economic growth and supply chain efficiency

Gemini Cooperation begins a phased return to Suez-Red Sea transits, while retaining contingency plans for Africa routes

The IMO is working to enhance maritime safety and navigation for commercial vessels operating in the waters off Yemen

CRI delivered the largest e-methanol reactor to China's Liaoyuan E-Methanol Project, set to be the world's largest.

Sanmar Shipyards delivered two IMO Tier III compliant tugboats to SAAM Towage, bolstering its fleet for port operations

Seatrium's Floating Living Lab has commenced exporting electricity to the Singapore national grid, advancing floating energy infrastructure.

A proposed merger of Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern could create a single-line rail network, benefiting Charleston

d'Amico Tankers has secured a two-year time charter for an MR2 product tanker with an oil major at a profitable rate

Greek tanker owner Performance Shipping extended its aframax charter with Aramco Trading for 35 months at $37,700 per day

The IMO Council session in London focused on critical maritime security issues, including the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf of Aden piracy

Global container shipping schedule reliability saw a recovery in Q2 2026, peaking in May before a June decline.

Monjasa's bunker vessel, Monjasa Thunder, has completed drydock maintenance in the Bahamas and is back in the US Gulf

The IADC will host its Dredging and Reclamation Seminar in Bali, Indonesia, from November 23-26, 2026

KONGSBERG supplied a comprehensive package of advanced ocean science and navigation technologies for the new NIOZ research vessel

Machinery damage and engine room failures consistently rank as the primary cause of maritime incidents, impacting vessel reliability

Acquiring heavy-lift equipment without investing in technical expertise poses risks, industry experts warn.

Lockheed Martin will acquire Ultra Maritime for $3.45 billion, enhancing its anti-submarine warfare capabilities.

ONE successfully moved out-of-gauge cargo from Colombo to Rotterdam on its IOX service, showcasing project cargo demand.

The IMO Secretary-General has urged immediate international action to secure the release of 44 seafarers held by Somali pirates

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are resuming Suez Canal transits for their AE15 service, moving away from the longer Cape of Good Hope route

Holland Shipyards Group completed sea trials for the CF Formidable, a converted DP2 construction support vessel, exceeding performance…

CNC is enhancing its JTX intra-Asia service by adding direct calls to Shantou and Batangas, improving regional connectivity

Fincantieri has acquired four companies to strengthen its position in the growing underwater security and energy sectors.

PSA Vietnam and LHF will jointly develop and operate four container berths at Lach Huyen Port, boosting Hai Phong's capacity

Bernhard Schulte Offshore has received the Windea Clarke, the final vessel in its new CSOV series, for UK North Sea operations

Seattle-Tacoma ports highlight their $55 billion trade impact amidst rising breakbulk and fluctuating container volumes

Grimaldi Group deploys Grande Istanbul PCTC to Turkey, responding to a 50% surge in ro-ro volumes.

The Baltic Dry Index climbed 50 points to 2797, signaling robust demand in the dry bulk shipping sector.