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Use of scrubbers in the Mediterranean Sea Emission Control Area (Med ECA)

Use of scrubbers in the Mediterranean Sea Emission Control Area (Med ECA)
From 1 May 2025, ships operating within the Mediterranean Emission Control Area (Med ECA) became subject to full compliance with the applicable sulphur requirements under the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) Annex VI[1], as...
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Evidence supports safety impact of NorthStandard ECDIS Training Assessment tool

Evidence supports safety impact of NorthStandard ECDIS Training Assessment tool
Owner evidence and accumulated data indicate that NorthStandard’s online training assessment tool is helping bridge teams address ECDIS knowledge gaps in shipping. Two years after launching its ECDIS Training Assessment (ETA), NorthStandard has amassed the evidence to...
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Monitoring a Fleet You Can’t Find: The Marine Insurance Challenge in a Dark-Activity Era

Monitoring a Fleet You Can’t Find: The Marine Insurance Challenge in a Dark-Activity Era
The Claims Environment Forced the Conversation The Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse did more than produce a market-defining loss. Howden Re’s revised assessment puts insured losses above $2.8 billion, cementing Baltimore as the largest marine insurance loss on...
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India: Crude imports rise 11%, on track for record May purchases on stronger Russian, Venezuelan supplies

India: Crude imports rise 11%, on track for record May purchases on stronger Russian, Venezuelan supplies
India’s crude imports surged 11 percent in May to 5 million barrels per day, as world’s third-largest consumer ramped up purchases from Russia and Venezuela, data from commodity analytics firm Kpler shows. The intake is on track to be the highest volume ever for May,...
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Strait of Hormuz transits remain limited as US-Iran ceasefire extended

Strait of Hormuz transits remain limited as US-Iran ceasefire extended
Transits through the Strait of Hormuz remain limited even as the US and Iran have reached an agreement to extend the current ceasefire. According to Reuters, citing sources familiar with the matter, the truce will be extended for another 60 days, and Iran would allow...
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