
Formula 1 Reduces Carbon Footprint by 35% Through Sustainable Logistics
Formula 1 has cut its carbon footprint by 35% since 2018, driven by reduced travel and logistics emissions.
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Formula 1 has cut its carbon footprint by 35% since 2018, driven by reduced travel and logistics emissions.
Bunker One is deploying a dedicated bunker barge in Aberdeen's South Harbour to boost MGO and bio-blend fuel supply.

A shipbroker settled for $110,000 due to contract mismatches between a charterer and shipowner, causing unexpected costs.

Major shipowners are resuming Strait of Hormuz transits after a US-Iran truce, despite 80 mines and 550 ships awaiting passage.
LNG shipping rates decreased last week across most routes due to a quieter market and ongoing Middle East developments
Sailors' Society and NorthStandard are collaborating to expand seafarer wellbeing training and increase onboard support.
The Drewry Intra-Asia Container Index saw a 1% increase, hitting its highest point since May 2023.
A Middle East peace deal could normalize chemical production, leading to global overcapacity and downward price pressure.
The Baltic Exchange launched a free online exam to boost professional development and industry knowledge for its members
Tsuneishi Shipbuilding has delivered its third 5,900 TEU methanol dual-fuel container vessel, likely to Maersk.
Freight forwarders may face new commercial pressures in H2 2026 as shipping markets stabilize after geopolitical disruptions
A new Korea-U.S. fund will drive strategic investments in U.S. LNG terminals and small modular reactors.
South Asian ports are modernizing with technology to expand capacity and improve efficiency amid rising trade and transshipment.
Middle East oil flows face a slow recovery despite a potential US-Iran deal, due to infrastructure damage and tanker backlog
Asia's crude and condensate imports rose in May, even as China's seaborne crude imports hit a record low.
The IEA indicates that while the Iran conflict has suppressed oil demand, its resolution could trigger an oil glut.
Venezuelan crude is now a crucial feedstock for US Gulf Coast refineries, filling a supply gap from Middle Eastern disruptions
Newfoundland aims to attract more offshore exploration through policy reforms and a new bid round, leveraging substantial gas reserves
European stocks edged up slightly as investors reacted to US-Iran talks and political uncertainty in Britain.
A Rystad Energy report for EDF Europe states EU Methane Regulation is not causing current oil and gas price increases
DP World's new 'EcoRoute' aims to cut emissions and boost supply chain performance through various green logistics solutions
Axpo completed its first ship-to-ship bio-LNG bunkering for a MOL vessel, the Lapis Ace, in Barcelona.
China Merchants Group's Shanghai Changjiang Shipping ordered two kamsarmax bulk carriers from Jiangsu Haitong for 2028 delivery
Cosco Shipping Ports' Chancay facility in Peru has successfully concluded its first year of commercial operations.
Don Davis from Chevron Shipping Company will become the new Managing Director of OCIMF starting July 1

ICTSI's General Santos terminal became a critical relief hub after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Mindanao.
Scott Dudley is the new managing director for Rhenus Air & Ocean UK, bringing leadership experience from Germany and the US

MultiRio terminal in Brazil has received two new Ship-to-Shore cranes to boost cargo handling at the Port of Rio de Janeiro

Qatar is recalling empty LNG tankers to its ports following export disruptions caused by the Strait of Hormuz closure.

Four Qatari LNG tankers entered the Strait of Hormuz despite a reported decline in shipping activity after Iran's closure announcement
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