Ocean Freight

China's WTO entry increased pollution mainly via coal power plants, not directly from exporters or their supply chains

Oil prices edged down after indirect U.S.-Iran talks in Doha concluded without a major breakthrough but maintained dialogue.

US crude oil inventories dropped less than forecasted, potentially affecting bunker fuel prices and shipping expenses

Iran has exported over 40 million barrels of crude oil and is selling it at a 20% premium after the US blockade was lifted

Goldman Sachs forecasts a global oil market surplus as Middle East tensions ease and Strait of Hormuz shipping normalizes

DEME has ordered a new trailing suction hopper dredger to boost its fleet for dredging and land reclamation projects

UCL's new Climate Resilience Framework helps maritime stakeholders assess individual ships' climate transition risk.

The International Chamber of Shipping has released an updated guide on environmental compliance and regulations for the maritime sector

Stian Omli has been named CEO of maritime software company CFARER, having previously served as Chief Commercial Officer

Airbus secured the Aeolus-2 satellite contract with ESA to boost Europe's wind sensing for weather and transport planning

ABS has validated bound4blue's method for calculating wind propulsion power, boosting confidence for shipowners.

New orders for alternative-fuelled vessels dropped by 11.6% in H1 2026, with LNG still leading but LPG/ethane orders rising

A.P. Moller Holding is set to acquire Oslo-based ship leasing firm Ocean Yield from KKR-managed funds.

Konecranes expands its Spanish crane service network by acquiring Coapsa Control's nuclear and port service business.

A PCTC drifted over 100 meters from its Brisbane berth after hurricane-force winds overwhelmed mooring lines during a storm

Grimaldi Group has received its twelfth ammonia-ready PCTC, the Grande Oriente, enhancing its fleet and decarbonization efforts

Freightgate CEO Martin Hubert highlights unpredictability as the main supply chain hurdle, advocating for block trains to boost reliability

Suez Canal Container Terminal will be Egypt's first port to run on 100% renewable electricity by 2026.

ABB plans to acquire Høglund, a marine automation specialist, to bolster its vessel control and energy management solutions.

All seven Norden-chartered vessels have now safely exited the Persian Gulf, following earlier reports of the first ship's departure

China has launched its first zero-carbon sea-river intermodal shipping route using a pure electric containership.

A Danish shipyard is the last European facility servicing Russia's Arctic LNG fleet, enabling year-round exports.

Total Movements successfully transported six gas processing units, including a 1,400-tonne item, from India to the Middle East.

Singapore's Navguide Solutions has launched Guide2Inspections, an app combining ship inspections, crew training, and mentoring.

The Maritime Attention Index (MAI) shows prolonged global attention on shipping risks, particularly in the Strait of Hormuz.

Global disruptions like the pandemic and Red Sea crisis have unexpectedly boosted container shipping profitability by absorbing excess…

Tsakos Energy Navigation has ordered a second LNG carrier from HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, with delivery expected in Q1 2029.

Kent will serve as the owner's engineer for the Buchan floating wind farm project, offering technical and delivery expertise.

The US Jones Act debate intensifies as foreign-flagged vessel charters raise questions about the law's original purpose

Hapag-Lloyd continues to expand its investments in port terminals, aiming to strengthen its global logistics network