Mundra Port Requires Prior Acceptance for Non-Container Vessels
Mundra Port now mandates prior acceptance for most vessels, excluding container ships, before VCN processing.
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Mundra Port now mandates prior acceptance for most vessels, excluding container ships, before VCN processing.

Taylor Machine Works delivered a commemorative forklift to Tri-State Maritime Services, Inc. for the US 250th anniversary
Echandia will supply battery systems for two new electric tugs in India, supporting the Green Tug Transition Program.

Port Esbjerg expects significant growth from renewed offshore wind tenders and its role in Northern Europe's energy transition

Altera Infrastructure will supply a new FPSO vessel for Eni's offshore oil and gas project in Côte d'Ivoire

Japan is considering restarting Iranian oil imports under a U.S. sanctions waiver, facing challenges with waiver duration and shipping…

China has launched its annual Arctic summer expedition with four research vessels, prompting increased US scrutiny over its polar presence
Hempel, a marine coatings specialist, has appointed Eric Alström as its new Group President and CEO, succeeding Michael Hansen.

Hormuz traffic is recovering after a ceasefire, but thousands of crew are still stranded, impacting oil markets and insurance costs
Molgas Energy secured a 10-year license for truck-to-ship LNG bunkering services at Spain's Port of Bilbao

Woodside Energy has assumed operational control of ExxonMobil's offshore oil and gas assets in Australia's Gippsland region

APM Terminals Gothenburg recorded four consecutive monthly rail freight volume records in the first half of 2026

Port of Long Beach starts public scoping for Pier T redevelopment, focusing on zero-emission rail and expanded capacity

US oil companies are poised for significant quarterly profits, setting the stage for a potential clash with President Trump over fuel prices

China urges unimpeded shipping through the Strait of Hormuz as European powers consider Iranian and Omani transit fees

Straits mega-hubs report first synchronized connectivity decline in two years as carriers reroute relay cargo to India and the Middle East
The Marine Fuels Alliance has launched a new emissions calculator to help users meet FuelEU Maritime regulations.

The UK logistics sector faces a £10 billion fuel gap, threatening net-zero goals due to rising energy costs and import dependency

Equinor extends charter for a DOF Group anchor handling tug supply vessel on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.

Texas LNG Brownsville has authorized Kiewit Energy Group to begin early construction on its LNG export facility

Ignitis Renewables received environmental approval for its 700 MW Lithuanian offshore wind farm, advancing the project
The Netherlands' Rijkswaterstaat has begun the R&D phase for its Power2Tow project, focusing on near-zero-emission towing vessels.
Port of San Diego partners with PortXchange to deploy an emissions and reporting platform for decarbonization.
Houston's bunker fuel market shows good demand and decent availability, with 5-7 day lead times for all fuel types.
The US maritime sector marks 250 years, reflecting on its transformation from early navigation to today's advanced logistics.
OFAC has warned shipping companies about sanctions risks in the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that exposure begins before payment.
BHP's new CEO, Brandon Craig, could initiate a strategic shift in the company's steel decarbonization and metallurgical coal approach.
Copper futures rose on Friday, set for a weekly gain, as US interest rate hike expectations eased after soft employment data
Indian flat steel prices remained resilient, while rebar prices fell to their lowest level this calendar year, according to Nomura
India's crude oil imports reached a record 4.93 million bpd in June, largely due to increased Russian supplies
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