Ocean Freight

ABP has invested £150,000 in specialized equipment at the Port of King's Lynn to enhance pipe handling capabilities

Geopolitical uncertainties, especially regarding the Strait of Hormuz, are expected to maintain volatility in container shipping.

V.O. Chidambaranar Port Authority is lauded for a 45% carbon emission reduction and its commitment to green energy initiatives

Nord Stream 2's owner is suing the EU to annul the bloc's binding phase-out of Russian gas imports

Moerdijk residents and officials are skeptical of a plan to preserve the village while expanding the power grid.

AI will accelerate logistics and improve disruption response, but human decision-making remains vital, according to Breakbulk Europe…

Oman introduced two temporary shipping lanes near the Strait of Hormuz to facilitate safe vessel passage without tolls

Guangzhou Port Group and Maersk have formalized a strategic partnership to boost supply chain collaboration and efficiency

Saipem is selling its jack-up rig fleet in Saudi Arabia to ADES Holding, shifting its focus to deepwater drilling

An arbitration tribunal has been formed to resolve a dispute regarding revoked permits for an LNG terminal in Panama.

Rhenus Group and COSCO SHIPPING Specialized Carriers have partnered to expand project logistics and heavy transport in Europe.

The IMO has provisionally endorsed carbon mineralisation as a permanent storage method for captured CO2 on ships, advancing OCCS.

RSGT Bangladesh has received four new ship-to-shore cranes from Sany Marine to boost terminal operations.

Global containership orderbook approaches 13 million TEU, with carriers increasingly favoring smaller and medium-sized vessels

Dutch Minister Sjoerd Sjoerdsma criticized US proposals to further limit ASML's exports to China, advocating for cooperative export…

Geopolitical events in the Middle East highlight fossil fuel market volatility, driving supply chain electrification efforts

AD Ports Group has increased its holding in Global Feeder Shipping to 81% through a $300 million acquisition

International Seaways CEO Lois Zabrocky criticized a US sanctions waiver for Iranian oil, advocating for compliant carriers.

The US administration will pay Invenergy $765 million to exit offshore wind leases, redirecting focus to natural gas and geothermal.

Independent container carriers are gaining market share, challenging the long-standing dominance of major shipping alliances.

The maritime industry is cautioned against sidelining the social pillar of ESG due to current geopolitical and economic pressures.

Asiatic Lloyd has ordered three LR2 product tankers from HD Hyundai, marking its return to the larger product tanker market

DP World Southampton invested $80 million in new port equipment, including two of Europe's largest quay cranes.

A new dry bulk shipping company, Mayborne Bulk, has been launched in Dubai by industry figures Jesper Lollesgaard and Parikshit Sial

Turkey has published draft rules for its first 1GW offshore wind auction, allowing investors 49-year development rights

Prysmian has secured a $1.03 billion contract to develop electrical interconnections for Greek islands, enhancing energy infrastructure

New claims data highlights significant advancements in shipping safety, indicating improved operational practices

US West Coast ports saw a significant rise in import container volumes in May, signaling an early peak season.

Ukraine's military claims to have destroyed Russian drone boats illegally equipped with Starlink terminals, impacting Black Sea operations

Jonathan Daniels will transition from the Maryland Port Administration to assume the role of Director and CEO at PortMiami