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Oil prices today: Crude slips as Trump says Iran conflict may end soon, supply worries remain

Oil prices today: Crude slips as Trump says Iran conflict may end soon, supply worries remain
Oil prices edged lower on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump said the conflict with Iran could come to an end “very quickly.” However, investors stayed cautious as uncertainty over diplomatic talks and concerns about disruptions to Middle East oil supplies...
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Metis launches AI-powered capabilities in fleet performance management

Metis launches AI-powered capabilities in fleet performance management
Metis launches a new set of AI-powered capabilities within its Fleet Performance Management platform, introducing maritime-native intelligence designed to help shipowners and operators turn complex operational data into faster, more confident decisions and actions....
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WinGD Secures World-First Ethanol-Fuelled Engine Orders for Ocean-Going Ships

WinGD Secures World-First Ethanol-Fuelled Engine Orders for Ocean-Going Ships
Swiss marine power company WinGD’s first ethanol-fuelled X-DF-M/E engines have been ordered for two ore carriers to be built for Chinese owner Shandong Shipping Corporation and to operate under long-term charters for Brazil-headquartered global mining company Vale....
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Anglo-Eastern further strengthens its Greek presence with refreshed leadership commitment

Anglo-Eastern further strengthens its Greek presence with refreshed leadership commitment
Anglo-Eastern Univan Group (Anglo-Eastern), a global leader in independent ship management services, has strengthened its presence in Greece as part of its longterm commitment to one of the world’s most prominent and competitive shipping markets. This commitment is...
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Achilles Survey Reveals Maritime Supply Chains Are Flying Blind as Risk Accelerates

Achilles Survey Reveals Maritime Supply Chains Are Flying Blind as Risk Accelerates
As disruption forces shipping routes to change, many organisations are finding it harder to assess suppliers and adapt without introducing new risks HIGHLIGHTS Three-quarters of maritime organisations report only partial, limited or no visibility across their supply...
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