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Oil prices ease as US pauses Iran strikes; Brent slips to $105/bbl

Oil prices ease as US pauses Iran strikes; Brent slips to $105/bbl
Oil prices cooled on Friday after the US signalled progress in negotiations with Iran and postponed potential strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure by 10 days. Both major benchmarks declined by about 2% in early trade. Brent crude, which had climbed as high as $108...
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Kaizen Returns To Econavis For Second Eco Boss Cap Retrofit After 2.5% Fuel Savings Verified After Six Months

Kaizen Returns To Econavis For Second Eco Boss Cap Retrofit After 2.5% Fuel Savings Verified After Six Months
EcoNavis Solutions has completed retrofit installation of its Eco Boss Cap to a second vessel operated by Thailand-based Kaizen Ship Management. The successful installation marks the first repeat order for the energy-saving propeller technology since market...
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Technical fragility is a commercial risk for smaller fleet owners, says Kaiko Systems

Technical fragility is a commercial risk for smaller fleet owners, says Kaiko Systems
Leading AI-powered data collection and analysis platform, Kaiko Systems, is warning that unreliable operational data is emerging as a major commercial risk in shipping, particularly for smaller fleet operators. Issues such as unsynchronised reports, missing...
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COSCO Shipping resumes Middle East bookings as Iran signals conditional transit through Hormuz

COSCO Shipping resumes Middle East bookings as Iran signals conditional transit through Hormuz
Chinese shipping giant COSCO Shipping’s container liner unit ‌ began restoring services to key Middle East routes after Iran signaled that non-hostile vessel could transit the Strait of Hormuz under certain conditions. COSCO Shipping Lines said on Tuesday that it...
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Engine Retrofit Capability Builds As Regulatory Uncertainty Delays Conversions

Engine Retrofit Capability Builds As Regulatory Uncertainty Delays Conversions
Growing regulatory uncertainty is delaying large‑scale engine retrofit decisions, even as technical capability and retrofit readiness across the industry continue to advance. In its latest Engine Retrofit Report: Applying alternative fuels to existing ships (2026...
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