Ocean Freight

Saipem has begun operations for the GranMorgu offshore oil project in Suriname, deploying the Normand Navigator vessel

The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) recorded a slight drop of 17 points, reaching a total of 2667.

A report warns North East Scotland's energy sector faces critical choices to transition its offshore workforce by 2030

Seaspan Yangtze containership completes methanol dual-fuel engine upgrade, first in a five-vessel retrofit program for Hapag-Lloyd.

BIFA states freight forwarders are critical for UK-EU trade, adapting to new border rules through tech and compliance investments

Monjasa's latest trainee group from its MOST program has graduated, with most joining the company's global offices.

ASCO has opened its first Middle East office in Qatar to expand regional operations and meet growing demand.

ABL, an energy and marine consultancy, has opened a new office in Salvador, Brazil, to expand its asset integrity services.

Geopolitical and economic instability, coupled with regulatory uncertainty, are the top risks for the maritime industry.

Scotland has invested £1.7 million into three projects to boost training and skills for its growing offshore wind sector

ECT expands evening hours for mandatory safety and access tests for truck drivers at its Rotterdam terminals.

Dorian LPG has ordered a new very large gas carrier from HD Hyundai and sold three older vessels to modernize its fleet

Germany's BSH proposes amendments to offshore wind farm locations and auction schedules to optimize future projects.

Taylor Maritime Group finalized two more vessel sales, yielding over $45 million for shareholders as part of its disposal strategy

The Port of Antwerp-Bruges is expanding its alternative fuel infrastructure to help shipping meet 2050 emissions goals

Bureau Veritas has certified the CMA CGM Notre Dame, the first in a series of 24,000 TEU LNG dual-fuel container ships

Seawork 2026, Europe's leading commercial marine exhibition, concluded with record attendance and strong industry recognition.

LNG shipping stocks fell as geopolitical tensions eased in the Strait of Hormuz, impacting market perception of risk.

A persistent aluminum supply deficit continues globally, despite reduced geopolitical risks in the Middle East.

Oil prices fell sharply after the US reportedly eased sanctions on Iran, signaling increased crude supply.

Oil futures declined as US-Iran peace talks progressed and sanctions on Iranian crude exports were temporarily eased

Cabship is enhancing its logistics and maritime services with AI and workforce development for Angola's oil and gas sector.

J-ENG is expanding its after-sales service for UE engines, driven by global growth and new "Eco-Tune" offerings

China's new rare earth export restrictions on US firms could complicate trade and widen price gaps, pushing for alternative supply chains

Dalian iron ore futures saw a minor decrease, yet port spot prices remained stable with moderate trader activity.

Washington State Ferries is converting its fleet to hybrid-electric propulsion, facing challenges during the M/V Wenatchee conversion.

HHLA has boosted its capacity for handling Airbus aircraft components at Container Terminal Tollerort in Hamburg, facilitating exports to…

A sweeping Jones Act waiver by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in 2026 has opened domestic shipping to foreign vessels

The US supplied autonomous drones to the Philippines to enhance maritime surveillance capabilities and address regional challenges

Maersk has officially named Scott Elliott as its new Regional President for Asia Pacific, effective June 23.