Ammonia's Role as Marine Fuel Gains Traction Despite Toxicity Concerns
Ammonia's potential as a marine fuel is now being evaluated for its scalability rather than its toxicity.
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Ammonia's potential as a marine fuel is now being evaluated for its scalability rather than its toxicity.
EMA Group launched CarbonFit, an onboard carbon capture solution for shipping, addressing the industry's decarbonization efforts.
Commercial vessel transits through the Strait of Hormuz reached a two-month high on June 18, despite significant AIS disruptions
The Sailors' Society will host expanded Wellness at Sea Conferences in 2026, focusing on mental wellbeing and career development.
Copper concentrate exports from Mongolia's Oyu Tolgoi mine have resumed after being halted by local protests

The Dali's chief engineer admitted to criminal conduct in a deferred prosecution agreement following the Baltimore bridge collision

A Japanese ro-ro cargo ferry ran aground while on its way to Tokyo, with details on the incident still emerging

The European Commission has opened a new €1.1 billion funding round for transport infrastructure development and greening.

Genco Shipping & Trading's board was re-elected, concluding a proxy battle with Diana Shipping.
The U.S. Navy has reportedly allowed over a dozen ships to reach Iranian ports, lifting a blockade as part of a peace agreement.
India's first LNG carrier, 'Disha', reached Dahej Port following a three-month blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.
Greece's current account deficit notably shrank in April 2026, driven by strong export growth and a reduced goods deficit
Agora Shipbroking's latest report for Week 25, 2026, details key commercial indicators in the shipping market
The bulker market experienced a slow week, largely due to China's Dragon Boat Festival holiday.
Capital Clean Energy Carriers Corp. announced the delivery of its new LNG carrier, the 'Agamemnon', which has commenced operations
Marine insurer Gard reported a 50% rise in bunker-related claims in early 2026, mainly due to VLSFO quality issues.
A naming ceremony took place in China for the Mount Vision, a 299,500 DWT LNG dual-fuel Very Large Crude Carrier.

DP World has reportedly submitted a proposal to operate and manage Lyttelton Port in New Zealand, facing union opposition
CMA CGM and ONE are reportedly discussing a VSA for the India-U.S. East Coast trade to improve operational efficiency.

CEVA Logistics provides end-to-end logistics for AirTrunk's new data centers in Sydney and Johor Bahru, supporting AI infrastructure growth

A regulatory notice threatens a gas asset contract in Timor-Leste over a missed drilling deadline.

DP World's Southampton terminal has received Europe's largest Ship-to-Shore cranes, enhancing its capacity and efficiency

The EU's new sanctions will prevent European entities from handling Russian LNG globally, impacting shipping and energy markets

South Florida Container Terminal has completed the second phase of its yard densification project, enhancing efficiency and capacity.
Royal Cargo completed the specialized transport of a 75-tonne gas turbine rotor from the Philippines to Japan for repairs

Belgium has completed a significant construction phase for its North Sea energy island, though the first wind farm tender is delayed.
The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) increased by 63 points, reaching 2722, indicating stronger demand for dry bulk shipping.

Palfinger supplied an offshore crane for South Korea's first locally built Crew Transfer Vessel supporting offshore wind.
Dan-Bunkering has successfully completed an LNG bunkering operation for Sallaum Lines' new PCTC, Ocean Express, in China

BMT and Austal have formed a strategic alliance to boost ship design and engineering for commercial and defense projects
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