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La Réunion and Djibouti ports adopt BoatOn Book software to streamline commercial shipping and port infrastructure operations
The U.S. government has approved Delfin Midstream's $5 billion offshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) export platform.
The Trump administration may use seized Iranian assets to compensate commercial vessels for Strait of Hormuz transit fees.
Hundreds of BHP workers at Port Hedland have voted to strike, potentially disrupting iron ore shipments from a major export hub
Toll Group appoints Robert Reiter as Group Managing Director, effective July 1, 2026, to lead strategy and performance
The Port of Long Beach awarded $54.4 million in contracts to small businesses through a specialized program.
Saronic and Castelion are partnering to create a maritime hypersonic launch system using unmanned surface vessels.
The U.S. Coast Guard will homeport its first two Arctic Security Cutters in Kodiak, Alaska, with a third in Seward.
Saudi Arabia's crude oil shipments to China are expected to remain at record lows in July due to high prices.
AtoB@C Shipping took delivery of the Megamar, the eleventh plug-in hybrid vessel in its 5,400 dwt series, built in India
DP World's Canadian terminals have achieved Green Marine recertification, confirming their commitment to environmental performance
PV GAS imported nearly 120,000 tons of LNG and LPG to address rising domestic energy demand and global market fluctuations
A South Korean LNG carrier successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz, easing concerns over the ongoing blockade
Hong Kong faces maritime disruptions due to an eight-month oil terminal repair and a seven-month submarine cable laying operation
COSCO Shipping Lines has announced an Emergency Bunker Surcharge for cargo moving to or through US East, Gulf, and West Coast ports.
MERC launched a new program to reduce shipping emissions through research, pilot projects, and data management for practical insights.
U.S. Central Command confirmed the Strait of Hormuz is open for commercial shipping, countering Iranian claims of control
NOAA officially declared El Niño, anticipating a strong event that has already prompted Panama Canal draft restrictions.
Fiji Water created a private shipping network during the pandemic to counter severe capacity shortages in ocean freight
A new European initiative, FIT-HORIZONS, is uniting 19 maritime companies to decarbonize the existing global shipping fleet
Empty containers stuck in the Persian Gulf are tightening global supply, forcing carriers to lease more equipment
Producer prices jumped 6.5% in May 2026, largely driven by higher energy costs, indicating upstream inflationary pressure
A conservative network is pushing for the repeal of the Jones Act after its temporary suspension, citing economic concerns.
Tecon Suape, an ICTSI terminal, deployed a new Linev DTP 7500LVX container scanner to enhance security and operations
ASRY showcased its integrated maritime services at Posidonia 2026 to enhance its European market presence
Varamar is expanding into ship ownership with four new 5,200 DWT multipurpose vessels, planning up to eight more.
BIFA stresses the vital role of freight forwarding and logistics, exemplified by the upcoming World Cup's complex demands.
Inmarsat Maritime's NexusWave connectivity service received ClassNK Cyber Security Type Approval, meeting IACS standards
Geopolitical control over key maritime chokepoints, such as the Strait of Hormuz, remains despite alternative routing discussions
VARD secured a contract to design and build an advanced fishery vessel for Norway’s Rosund Drift AS.
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