Accidents onboard ships are not decreasing, according to latest accident statistics submitted to the International Maritime Organization by shipmanagement association  InterManager. The number of seafarers injured in falls has remained fairly consistent year on year,...

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IMO’s Technical Cooperation Committee has made headway towards finalizing a streamlined, comprehensive strategy for the organization’s technical support for Member States. Meeting in London from 24 to 28 June, the Committee finalized a revised draft of the IMO...

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Global mining giant Rio Tinto reported second-quarter iron ore shipments below analyst estimates on Tuesday, reflecting impacts to production from a train derailment in mid-May. The world’s largest producer of iron ore shipped 80.3 million tons (Mt) of the...

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Solutions must be in place to help ship owners with navigating the complex challenges of complying with the new FuelEU Maritime regulations, says Columbia Group. The introduction of Fuel EU Maritime restrictions that will enforce a reduction of carbon intensity levels...

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Pakistan’s government has allowed the country’s biggest refiner, Pak Arab Refinery, to export around 50,000 mt of fuel oil by this week, according to a notice seen by S&P Global Commodity Insights late July 12. The move is to reduce the stockpile amid...

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The cumulative throughput at the CSP Abu Dhabi Terminal surpassed 5 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) on July 5, with the successful departure of the CSCL Neptune container ship, according to the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission...

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