Ocean Freight

Refining margins are forecast to remain strong in H2 as refined product supply lags behind crude oil availability.

The Djibouti Code of Conduct has expressed profound concern over the deteriorating humanitarian situation on the hijacked MT Honour 25…

DP World begins modernizing Syria's Port of Tartous with three new mobile harbour cranes, boosting capacity by 40%

Chinese ports handled record daily cargo and container volumes in 2025, highlighting the country's critical role in global trade

AI and digital technologies could substantially shorten development timelines and lower costs for new oil and gas projects

The UK government has introduced new sanctions targeting Russia's maritime shadow fleet and energy exports.

Bureau Veritas has certified Dynacom's new tanker, M/T MODI, as 'LNG fuel-prepared' and environmentally compliant.

APM Terminals Poti has acquired a new mobile harbor crane to increase cargo handling capacity in the Black Sea.

Multimodal 2026 in Birmingham concluded with a day focused on skills, apprenticeships, and future talent in logistics

Ocean Network Express's new methanol- and ammonia-ready vessel, ONE Solidarity, has completed its maiden voyage, enhancing MS2 service…

Qatar has restarted LNG exports through the Strait of Hormuz after a brief suspension due to a recent tanker attack

Value Maritime partners with Hai Cheung China to expand its emission reduction technology presence in Chinese shipyards

Konecranes secured a 53-crane order from YILPORT for automated E-Hybrid operations at four global terminals

BP has appointed Sam Skerry as EVP Supply, Trading & Shipping and Sonya Adams as EVP People & Culture, effective August 1.

Bernhard Schulte Offshore has received the 'Windea Clarke', completing its four-ship CSOV series for the offshore wind sector.

Hengli Heavy Industry secured 207 new vessel orders in H1, including eight very large ammonia carriers, expanding its orderbook to over 500.

Breakbulk cargo at the Port of Melbourne saw a continued structural decline, reaching just one percent of total trade in 2025.

Breakbulk cargo at the Port of Melbourne has continued its steady structural decline, falling to just one percent of total trade.

The Inch Cape offshore wind farm in Scotland has completed the installation of its second export cable.

Port terminals are now prioritizing efficiency over raw capacity to address evolving operational bottlenecks

Pérez y Cia Maroc acted as consignee agent for a vessel transporting three cranes to Morocco's Nador West Med terminal.

Remains of three seafarers killed in a March 11 attack on the bulker Mayuree Naree in the Strait of Hormuz have been repatriated

Canada is moving forward with a major crude oil pipeline project on its Pacific Coast, targeting increased exports to Asia

Hutchison Ports Sydney has installed two new ZPMC cranes with gooseneck booms to meet airport height restrictions

Shipping in the Strait of Hormuz remains uncertain due to conflicting claims over traffic management between Iran and the US

PSA Vietnam is investing in four new deepsea container berths at Lach Huyen Port, Haiphong, to expand capacity.

Maritime security agencies are appealing for global action as crew conditions worsen on the hijacked tanker Honour 25 off Somalia

AI is set to transform maritime commercial operations, reducing manual data entry and improving strategic decision-making.

A last-minute wage agreement between Norwegian unions and employers averted a strike by over 600 offshore rig workers.

TotalEnergies sold its 85% interest in Block 2E offshore Malaysia, including a Marjoram gas field stake, to Inpex for $350 million