Ocean Freight

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

Sri Lanka is adopting Battery Energy Storage Systems to boost freight logistics efficiency and power reliability.

Three owners have ordered 13 new containerships from CSSC Huangpu Wenchong, adding significant capacity to the global fleet

Hutchison Ports Thailand has expanded its electric truck fleet at Laem Chabang's Terminal D with 24 new units, totaling 51.

A Turkish-owned dry bulk vessel was struck by a drone in the Black Sea, causing a fire and highlighting escalating regional risks

The US and Iran have issued conflicting statements on the Strait of Hormuz, causing confusion over commercial shipping access

Lila Global is reportedly finalizing the sale of its scrubber-equipped VLCC, the Lila Kochi, for approximately $79 million.

VLCC tanker values are consistently rising, with a 20-year-old vessel recently sold for $61.5 million, reflecting strong market demand

Venezuelan seaborne crude exports have more than doubled this year, significantly boosting tanker demand and global oil trade.

Fortescue is chartering twelve ammonia-capable Newcastlemax bulkers from CMB.TECH to decarbonize its shipping.

Dutch terminal operators are expanding capacity and upgrading equipment to enhance inland and shortsea connections across Europe

GB Railfreight, Maritime Transport, and DP World are progressing tests for new Class 99 bi-mode locomotives in the UK

Marine insurers face significant losses from shipyard fires, particularly during maintenance when vessel fire systems are offline

Geopolitical shifts towards a multi-polar world are set to profoundly impact energy trade flows and maritime shipping.

The EU's CBAM and digital product passports are set to revolutionize global trade by increasing transparency and compliance demands

Fenix Resources, an Australian iron ore producer, has formed a shipping joint venture with Mira Bulk to optimize freight costs.

Hanwha Ocean has signed an MoU with Kanata Clean Power & Climate Technologies for a Canadian FLNG project.

Shearwater Geoservices will conduct a 4D towed streamer seismic survey for Adura in the UK North Sea's Mariner field.

Security in the Strait of Hormuz remains volatile, despite US efforts to open shipping channels for increased vessel transit

A tanker reported an encounter with five armed individuals in a skiff southeast of Al-Shihr, Yemen, prompting a UKMTO alert

The US-Iran peace deal remains fragile, causing ongoing instability for tanker movements through the Strait of Hormuz.